You'll find it, overlooked by hazel trees and set against a backdrop of sweeping hills and isolated farmsteads, five miles west of Berwick-upon-Tweed, the town that famously lies in England but whose football team plays its away games in Scotland.
There's a big bay window to the right of the picture, overlooked by the lime trees in the avenue beyond.
Rammed into the tiny trunk of the Wishing Tree, overlooked by a huge puffin nested in a castle turret.
Both shops open onto a rear courtyard, which is dotted with bushy lemon and olive trees and overlooked by the surrounding cityscape of flat roofs, air vents and razor wire-topped walls.
The tree is overlooked by a large poster of a "martyr" killed during the last intifada.
At the edge of Ramallah, the city runs into an area of brown fields and trees close to a roundabout overlooked by an ugly monument.
It contains lawns, flowers, tall trees, bushes, and a lake, overlooked by St. Mark's Church on the eastern side.
In the little field adjoining the church, newly planted apple trees and a row of beehives are overlooked by the misty outline of the arsenic flue chimney – now a consolidated and harmless relic of previous industrialisation.
It's in a very secluded spot, not overlooked by roads, the house or any footpaths, and surrounded by willow trees planted to provide firewood and to form a habitat for wildlife.
The tree-filled centre of the square is overlooked by the Wellington Hotel (9) (00 61 8 8267 1322; wellingtonhotel.com.au), now a fine restaurant and pub with half a dozen beers on the pump.
