Northumberland holiday park put on the market as part of wider farm sale as owners prepare to retire

A popular tourism facility in north Northumberland has been put on the market as part of a wider farm sale.

Pot-A-Doodle-Do, which includes a small holiday park with restaurant and arts centre, forms part of Borewell Farm, near Berwick.

It has been put on the market with Edwin Thompson for offers in the region of £5.2m.

The sale also includes a traditional farmhouse, the wider farm steading and some 400 acres of land.

Sale details state: “Borewell is a first class, highly productive, primarily arable farm with the added attraction of considerable diversified income emanating from its ancillary holiday park business which has been developed by Mrs Christine Whiteford over the last 25 years and which has the potential for significant further expansion. The Whiteford family has farmed at Borewell since 1959 and the farm is now offered for sale due to the impending retirement of the owners.

"Pot-A-Doodle-Do is a fully integrated, well established small holiday park which includes licenced restaurant facilities, an arts and educational centre, glamping accommodation, a children's play area and climbing wall together with ancillary services. It generates significant additional income and has the scope for considerable expansion... subject to the obtaining of all the necessary consents.”