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| Built in 1867 to serve the former All Saints Church, in the hamlet of Duddo The Gables was the home of the resident Vicar and his family until it became a private residence in 1953.
We bought the house in 2003 with our first child Jamie on the way. Fiona came along in 2006. We all love the space and tranquillity that it brings to our family life. Our guests will experience a relaxing and charming place to stay. |
| Guests can indulge in the local pastimes of fishing on the world-famous River Tweed and it tributaries, golfing on one of the local picturesque courses, game-shooting, bird-watching at local wildlife reserves, walking or cycling.
The Gables is perfectly situated near the Scottish Borders, between the Cheviots, Northumberland National Park and Northumberland Coastal Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty. Our home sits on a rise with uninterrupted views of the dramatic natural landscape.
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- Storage for bikes, fishing tackle, sporting equipment
- Ample private on-site parking
- Broadband Wi Fi
- Wonderful, uninterrupted views of the countryside
- Large, Lawned Garden
- Garden Terrace with open views to the Cheviots
- Local Produce
- Quiet, country location
Our local country pubs serving hearty meals include The Black Bull at Etal, a 5-minute drive, The Plough at Allerdean, a 2-minute drive and The Red Lion at Milfield, a 10 minute drive.
The Gables offers two spacious double bedrooms with en suite or private facilities. Our guests take breakfast in our elegant dining room and may use our Study Sitting room where they may plan their days, read or simply relax. The study has a lovely aspect facing south onto the garden with wonderful uninterrupted views beyond towards the Cheviots. |
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