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Full of charm, with its rich and vibrant Moroccan colours, Little Majorelle offers a delightful one-bedroom designer retreat in the heart of Berwick-upon-Tweed. The inviting living space features bespoke wallpaper, a Georgian fireplace feature, and a charming window seat – the perfect spot to relax with a book or watch the world go by. A TV is also provided for your entertainment. There is a cleverly designed space to keep tea and coffee making facilities neatly organised within a dedicated cupboard, while a fridge is also available for guests' use, providing all the essentials for a convenient stay. The bedroom offers a comfortable bed dressed with feathered quilt and pillows and plush linens to ensure a restful night's sleep. The modern bathroom has been thoughtfully designed to create a stylish and relaxing space, featuring a beautiful walk-in shower, soft towels, and plenty of room to unwind after a day of exploring. Ideally located in the centre of Berwick-upon-Tweed, this unique property provides the perfect base for discovering the town's historic attractions, stunning coastline, local shops, cafés and excellent transport links to the wider Northumberland and Scottish Borders region.
Bridge Street sits in the heart of Berwick-upon-Tweed, lined with charming independent shops, cafés, and inviting restaurants. Just behind you’ll find the stunning waterfront, historic town walls, and breath taking views from the iconic bridge, its the perfect spot to soak in the town's rich history and picturesque scenery. Notable nearby landmarks include: Berwick Bridge — the historic stone bridge across the River Tweed. Royal Tweed Bridge — the main road bridge linking Berwick and Tweedmouth. Royal Border Bridge — the famous Victorian railway viaduct.
Public transport connections are readily available, with several local bus stops located on or near Bridge Street, providing services to surrounding towns and villages across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. Berwick-upon-Tweed railway station is approximately a 10–15 minute walk away and is situated on the East Coast Main Line, offering regular direct services to major destinations including Edinburgh, Newcastle upon Tyne, York, and London. Taxi services are also available locally, providing convenient door-to-door transport. Overall, the location offers excellent accessibility, enabling residents and visitors to travel efficiently within the town and to destinations further afield without the need for a private vehicle.
Guests will be given access details prior to arriving at the property. Parking is readily available near the property. Guests have the option of parking at Quayside Carpark which offer free, 24 hour parking. Alternatively disk zone parking is available. Disks can be purchased locally for £1. For those bringing a bike, there is ample space to place equipment at the back of the property.
Excellent location for restaurants, pubs, buses and the Green shop. Spotlessly Clean. Access instructions omitted the last move - once inside no.51, it's the flat on the right. A few niggles like you can't control heating, having to wash up in bowl that doesn't fit in sink. It's a lot darker than photos suggest - a bit gloomy. Main annoyance was tiresome communications from agent/company who clearly didn't know the property, so made irrelevant suggestions in response to any queries. It all felt very impersonal (and mechanical- maybe AI is writing these answers?) They kept 'appreciating my understanding' as they refused me a second binbag, or insisted we took all the rubbish with us when we left (why??). This was not the hospitable, friendly hosting I'm used to enjoying from Airbnb. Despite great location, I wouldn't stay here again.
We return to Berwick because there was a lots of amazing bars and restaurants to visit and the location couldn’t be better. Great base for exploring Northumberland & Scottish Coast too. Compact and quirky, with some nice quality touches. The shower needs to be better, the heating came on at weird times and some surrounding noise - all said it didn’t upset our stay. Parking easy in the car park close by.