West Ord Farm, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15

West Ord Farmhouse 5 Bedrooms, 3 Reception Rooms, River Views
West Ord Farmhouse represents an exquisite example of early Georgian architecture, occupying a prominent yet private position with breathtaking views across the River Tweed. Constructed circa 1700-1710, this Grade 2* Listed house features a perfectly symmetrical rectangular design, with identical opposing façades. A later addition to the west elevation comprises a single-storey stone extension under a slate roof. The main house is built of painted ashlar stone with a Scottish slate-covered hipped roof, tall plain parapets, and dormer windows.
The property epitomises classical elegance while combining charm and functionality to create an exceptional family home. With an abundance of natural light, excellent proportions, and a sense of grandeur, the interior also delivers comfort and practicality. Period features include extensive wall panelling, finely detailed hand-carved cornicing, moulded architraves, fluted pilasters, ornate doors, and a feature staircase. The property has been carefully maintained and improved over the years, with significant works including a complete rebuild of internal gutters and chimney stacks in the early 1990s, as well as the installation of Ventrolla timber-frame sash and case windows. Modern kitchen and bathroom fittings have been stylishly integrated, and the property is decorated to a high standard.
For full details, please refer to the brochure which includes floorplans for details on each room.
Ground Floor: Entrance hall, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Snug, Utility, Office, WC
First Floor: Landing, Four Double Bedrooms (one en-suite), Family Bathroom
Attic: Floored space divided into four rooms
Gardens: Enclosed gardens surround the house, Tennis Court (33m x 16.5m)
Outbuildings: Boiler Shedhousing a biomass boiler, Stables/Kennels (includes 3 stables and tack room), Garage/Garden Store

Farm Buildings
The farm steading is well located just to the south of West Ord Farmhouse and occupies a level site with plenty yard storage, good access and turning space. The buildings comprise a mixture of traditional and modern design and benefit from large concrete aprons. There is approximately 1100 tonnes of grain storage. The steading is served by mains electricity (three-phase) a private water supply (with mains back up) and has CCTV installed.
Please see the brochure for a full breakdown of all the buildings along with a plan of their locations.

Farm Land
The farm extends to 186.90 hectares (461.83 acres) in total which includes 154.54 hectares (381.87 acres) of arable land, 19.69 hectares (48.65 acres) of permanent grass and 6.58 hectares (16.26 acres) of woodland. Situated on the Banks of the River Tweed the farm is home to an abundance of wildlife - oyster catchers, dippers, kingfishers and otters to name a few. The land reaches 48 meters above sea level at its highest point and the topography is relatively flat across the arable fields with a gentle slope to the north. There are steeper hills within the permanent grass fields ideal for shelter and adding to the character of the property. The land at West Ord has an excellent network of internal roads and tracks providing excellent access. Fields are all of a good size, ideal for large machinery and are for the most part enclosed by either neat hedgerows or stock proof fences/stone dykes. The fertile soils consist of relatively easy-to-work medium bodied loams, which are free-draining and consistently yield high-quality cash crops.
The land has an Agricultural Land Classification of Grade 2 and is therefore capable of producing a wide variety of crops. The farm currently works on a five-year cropping rotation and in recent years the land has successfully grown winter wheat, spring barley, oil seed , winter and spring oats.
Please see the brochure for summary of yields that have been achieved in the past four years, along with further details.

Garden Cottage 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms
A charming stone-built cottage located adjacent to the farmhouse and adjoining the traditional stable block, externally rendered and painted, with a slate-covered roof. The cottage has been modernised and whilst currently vacant, has been operated as a furnished let (principally for commercial lets) providing comfortable accommodation over two floors.

Shepherd's Cottage 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms
A stone built detached cottage, externally rendered, and painted under a slate covered roof. The cottage benefits from full double glazing and electric heating supported by the adjacent 4KW solar panel array. The cottage is in immaculate order and is currently used as a thriving holiday let. Accommodation over two floors.

Eden, Till & Tweed Cottages
A terrace of three single storeyed former farm cottages known as Eden, Till and Tweed, located just to the south of the farm steading and constructed from stone externally rendered and painted under slate covered roofs. The cottages have had significant capital expenditure in recent years. All three cottages were re-roofed in 2024, chimneys have been lined and multi fuel stoves installed to each, they all benefit from full double glazing and electric heating supported by the adjacent, individual 4kW solar panel array.
Internally, the cottages have been tastefully upgraded and have modern kitchen and bathroom fittings. All three cottages are currently let on Assured Shorthold Tenancies which commenced in late 2024 running to May and June 2025 and monthly thereafter.
Eden Cottage: 1 bedroom, 2 reception rooms, 1 shower room
Till Cottage: 2 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, 1 bathroom
Tweed Cottage: 2 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, 1 bathroom

South Bells Shiel 1 bedroom, 1 reception room
A detached traditional stone under slate roof former fishing shiel accessed via field 8 and currently operated as a successful holiday let. This charming shiel is located in a very peaceful position and has wonderful views across the River Tweed. The cottage benefits from mains water and electric heating. Accommodation over two stories.

Geary Shiel 1 bedroom, 1 reception room
A characterful detached former fishing shiel located on the banks of the River Tweed toward the west of the farm and constructed of stone under a slate roof. The shiel benefits from mains water and electric heating. Operated as part of the thriving holiday let business.

House Plot (Low House) 4 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms
The site known as Low House was granted planning permission (subject to conditions) for a replacement dwelling on 2nd February 2024 (Planning Reference: 23/03491/FUL). The location of the site is illustrated on the accompanying sale plan. This is a truly exceptional opportunity, offering a peaceful setting with stunning views over the River Tweed and the surrounding countryside. The proposed plans have been thoughtfully designed, utilising materials that complement the natural environment. Extensive use of glass will reflect the river and flood the interiors with natural light. The layout has been specifically crafted to accommodate modern living while maximizing the available space and taking full advantage of the spectacular views.