The Old School House
The Old School House
Tillmouth
Cornhill-On-Tweed
TD12 4UT

Telephone:
01890 882463

E-Mail:
mail@tillmouthschoolhouse.co.uk

Website:
http://www.tillmouthschoolhouse.co.uk

Info:
Set in mature gardens, The Old School House, Tillmouth, was built in 1867 as a school and headmaster’s residence,

providing education for children from surrounding farms and hamlets. After closing in 1965, it was sympathetically converted into a private dwelling.
The

Hodgson family have made it their home and will offer you a friendly, warm welcome. The Old School House is situated perfectly for excursions and

explorations in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. We, as Northumbrians, are passionate about our heritage and all it has to offer, and look forward to

sharing it with you.

This is an ideal area for walks and we provide literature and other information about the many routes and destinations within the

vicinity and beyond.
Personal guided walks within Northumberland and the Borders are also available, with Noel Hodgson as your guide. Writer, poet and

historian, Noel can offer you a special insight into the area, revealing some of its ‘hidden’ treasures.
Please enquire upon booking.

Relax in the

Tillmouth Suite
Complete with its own private stairs and bathroom, the Suite is tastefully furnished to a high standard with king-size bed, goose-down

quilt, beautifully
soft bed linen, fluffy towels and comfortable chairs.
It is equipped with hospitality tray and home baking, fridge,

TV/DVD/radio/CD and a mini library. There are also many little extras to make your stay more comfortable.
Before setting out on your day’s adventure,

enjoy delicious breakfasts made from locally sourced produce such as Craster kippers, Chainbridge Honey, free-range eggs and homemade preserves. Special

diets can be catered for – please advise us of your requirements when booking.
Upon arrival, there is complimentary afternoon tea, with home

baking.

We are situated in an ideal location to reach many Northumbrian and
Borders’ attractions including a wealth of castles, historic towns

(such as Alnwick and Berwick), battle sites (such as nearby Flodden) and
wonderful countryside. There is splendid walking to
be had in the Cheviot

hills or more relaxing strolls along
some of our marvellous unspoilt beaches. For nature lovers, a variety of stunning landscapes and abundance of

wildlife will surely delight. For those wishing to head further afield, the train station at Berwick is a mere twenty minutes drive away, providing excellent

access to Edinburgh and Newcastle (forty minutes).

More details on our website:
www.tillmouthschoolhouse.co.uk