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Take the chance to unwind in a wonderful situation with a stunning view with its own garden and log fire to curl up in front of during the winter months. There are 2 double rooms and a twin bedroom, a small bathroom, 2 sitting rooms and a well equipped kitchen and it is ideal for those who want to bring their own dogs for an additional cost. Do please inquire about price as for more than two nights for more than 2 people the price can change .

You can walk straight out of the door for a short walk perhaps down to the lake or for those who wish to be more strenuous numerous walks which can be of a variety of lengths. One intrepid visitor swam on January 1st under the waterfaThis cottage is about 100 metll in our nearby river...not for the faint hearted! there is everything that you should need to do self cater and have no other contact with people . Our guests can have full use of the cottage where there is a well equipped kitchen, 2 sitting rooms where there is a log fire.There is a spacious, very comfortable twin bedroom with a lovely view and one smaller double room and a large double room again with a lovely view, one bathroom with a lovely deep bath but no shower. It is very suitable for families and anyone wishing to bring their own dogs for which we charge a little extra. Do please enquire regarding the price as I can make special offers for more than 2 people in the cottage especially for more than one night. There is a completely secluded garden which is very sheltered. It is not fenced. It is best to contact me to find out the price. The garden is lovely for sitting out in if the English weather permits and we are about 30 mins drive from many historic castles both in England and Scotland There is an excellent riding school nearby who specializes in hill rides and rides onto Holy Island over the sands. The College Valley is a favourite walking destination, so please join a guided walk to enhance your appreciation of this beautiful and rugged valley and learn something of the farming, history, geography and wildlife of the place you are holidaying in.

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Charming self catering terraced cottage surrounded by beautiful scenery at the foot of the Cheviots. Refurbished to enhance its traditional character, providing a comfortable, well-equipped base to explore from and relax in. Situated at the end of the Pennine Way with excellent local inn nearby, serving good quality food.

Welcome to Chelsea Cottage in the Scottish Borders Chelsea Cottage is situated in the picturesque conservation village of Kirk Yetholm, near Kelso in the Scottish Borders. The village lies in the valley of the Bowmont Water in beautiful scenery at the foot of the Cheviot Hills, at the end of the Pennine Way. This cosy terraced cottage has everything you need to make your stay enjoyable and relaxing. It has been carefully refurbished to provide a high standard of accommodation. The kitchen is very well equipped for cooking, with a microwave, fridge freezer, ceramic hob / double oven. There is also a washer / dryer, and a dishwasher. The comfortable lounge has a brick inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove. There is a colour TV with DVD/ video player, cd player and iPod docking station, plus a selection of DVDs and vidoes. There is also a wide selection of books, games and toys to keep you occupied. There are a number of OS maps of the area plus books with good walks. There are steep stairs (with a handrail) which lead to the top floor. The master bedroom has a king-size bed, built in wardrobes and has space for a travel cot, which can be provided at no extra charge. The small back bedroom has lovely views onto Staerough Hill, and has 2 small twin beds, which can be converted to a double bed if required. The bathroom has a roll top bath (perfect for relaxing in after a long walk) plus electric shower (over bath), heated towel rail and an additional fan heater. At the back is an small enclosed garden, with a patio area with seating and steps leading up to a secluded lawn area backing onto Staerough Hill. There is on street parking at the front of the cottage. All electricity and central heating is included and good quality towels and bed linen are provided. A high chair, change mat, travel cot and portable stair gate are all provided on request.

There is an award winning butcher in Yetholm, with a village shop stocking most of the essentials. Kelso has a supermarket and many interesting shops, and both Kelso Abbey and Floors Castle are worth a visit. From Chelsea Cottage there are many good walks: St Cuthbert's Way passes through the village and it is also the end of the Pennine Way: If you walk the whole of the Pennine Way, you can get a free ½ pint in the Border Hotel! This historic coaching inn also serves excellent meals and is both child and dog friendly. Riding, fishing and cycle hire are all locally available. The Teviot and the Tweed are both good salmon and trout rivers, with permits available in Kelso.

The picturesque village of Town Yetholm is known as The Gateway to The Cheviots and is an ideal base to explore the Borders. Overlooked by the Cheviots, Rubislaw's double rooms have a comfy chair, coffee and tea making facilities, hair dryer, flat screen TV, and wifi. The house is surrounded by gardens, and our comfortable, non-smoking home is shared with our two friendly dogs!

The cosy Garden Room has a comfortable double bed and looks out onto the patio garden and ajoining allotments. Garden room guests have use of our large family shower room. Continental breakfast is included, served in our bright family kitchen-dining room. Vegan, Dairy Free, and Gluten Free options are available (for special dietary requirements, please contact us in advance). An additional folding single bed or a baby travel cot are available on request in advance (NB will limit circulation space in your room. Toddler parents please note there is no safety gate on the stairs.) For the information of guests with ambulatory difficulties - Rubislaw has two steps on entry, and the Garden Room is on the ground floor. The shared family bathroom has a large walk-in shower. The utility room has shoe and airing racks for drying wet footwear and clothing. An iron and ironing board are available on request, and guests may have the use of washing and drying machines by arrangement. Guests have access to the garden seating areas - at the front with views to the Cheviots' Staerough Hill, and the rear garden smoking area. Bicycle covers are available on request, and car parking is off road in our private lane. We are dog friendly, up to 2 well behaved dogs are welcome in the Garden View room - please notify us in advance. You will find dog towels in the utility room, which is the ideal place for drying wet dogs!

Situated just a mile or so from the northern end of the Pennine Way, we are an ideal base for walkers, cyclists and drivers to explore the Cheviots, St Cuthberts Way, Four Abbeys Cycle Route and the beautiful Borders countryside. The village post-office/shop selling snacks and sandwiches, and local pub serving bar meals, are 2 minutes walk. A second pub which also serves meals, is a 10 minute walk.

Comfortable, light room for one with private bathroom in artist's house in Scottish Borders village of Town Yetholm. Ideal resting stop for hikers on St Cuthbert's Way, finishing The Pennine Way or anyone exploring this interesting region. The room looks out on a private, attractive and quiet walled garden with seating. Generous breakfast provided. There are 2 pubs within walking distance providing meals. Shop/post office. Bus service. The owner and his wife offer a warm welcome to visitors.

Ensuite bedroom with access to an attractive private garden with a table and seats. Private bathroom. There are 5 steps from the main area of the cottage up to the bedroom.

We are in a small beautiful village at the end of The Pennine Way and on the route of St Cuthbert's Way. By car there is easy access to the Scottish Borders towns. Kelso, Jedburgh and Melrose are a short drive away.

The picturesque village of Town Yetholm is known as The Gateway to The Cheviots and is an ideal base to explore the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland. Overlooking the Cheviots, Rubislaw's double rooms have a comfy chair, coffee and tea making facilities, hair dryer, flat screen TV, and wifi. The house is surrounded by gardens, and our comfortable, non-smoking home is shared with our two friendly dogs!

The light and airy Cheviots Room has a comfortable double bed with en-suite facilities and fabulous views to the hills. Continental breakfast is included, served in our bright family kitchen-dining room. Vegan, Dairy Free, and Gluten Free options are available (for special dietary requirements, please contact us in advance). Additional folding single beds or a baby travel cot are available on request in advance (NB may limit circulation space in your room. Toddler parents please note there is no safety gate on the stairs.) For the information of guests with ambulatory difficulties - Rubislaw has two steps on entry, and the Cheviot room is upstairs on the first floor. The utility room has shoe and airing racks for drying wet footwear and clothing. An iron and ironing board are available on request, and guests may have the use of washing and drying machines by arrangement. Guests have access to the garden seating areas - at the front with views to the Cheviots' Staerough Hill, and the rear garden smoking area. Bicycle covers are available on request, and car parking is off road in our private lane. Please note that guests wishing to bring a dog are welcome in our Garden View room but, to ensurethe comfort of future guests with allergies, dogs are not permitted in the Cheviot View room.

Situated just a mile or so from the northern end of the Pennine Way, we are an ideal base for walkers, cyclists and drivers to explore the Cheviots, St Cuthberts Way, Four Abbeys Cycle Route and the beautiful Borders countryside. The village post-office/shop selling snacks and sandwiches, and local pub serving bar meals, are 2 minutes walk. A second pub which also serves meals, is a 10 minute walk.

For those with a sense of adventure and a passion for the great outdoors who love the idea of camping but when faced with the reality of a night under canvas crave their home comforts; a tweedy armchair in front of a roaring fire, lashings of hot water and a comfortable bed, The Bothy at Reedsford is the ideal compromise. A far cry from city life, the cottage lies in a sheltered, sunny spot in the remote and extremely picturesque Bowmont Valley, deep in the foothills of the Cheviot Hills. With stunning views from every aspect, The Bothy is an idyllic rural retreat offering unsophisticated elegance combined with the comfortable feel of a real home and although off the beaten track, visitors are in fact only a short drive from local shops, pubs and other amenities. The flexible accommodation at The Bothy makes it ideal for a couple or families. For couples, the larger second bedroom at the very end of the cottage can be shut off and a couple can be perfectly self-contained and cosy in the main part of the house. The large second bedroom is ideal as a ‘dorm' for children and during the summer months, two families holidaying together are welcome to set up camp for older children in the garden (see below for details). During the winter months, the large second bedroom at the far end of the cottage provides plenty of space for children to play without disturbing adult-time and a television and DVD player are provided. The garden is fenced so children can play safely and dogs can't wander off and the immediate area offers endless opportunities for families to explore whether on two legs, four legs or two wheels! A neighbouring barn provides a fabulous indoor games / picnic room for wet days complete with a wood burning stove, table football, pool and a full size table tennis table. The accommodation at The Bothy is all one level and sleeps a maximum of six guests in two bedrooms. Over the summer months two families can share the accommodation with children camping in the garden at additional cost. Please contact us for further details. Please note the central heating is via a log burner which is lit prior to arrival during the winter months. Please see below for full details. The system is surprisingly easy to use but please contact us if you have any concerns. Open plan kitchen, dining area and seating area Fabulous, handmade, fully-equipped kitchen with range oven with 5 ring gas hob, fridge and dishwasher. Large cupboard for food storage and plenty of additional storage. (Please note that a washing machine, tumble dryer and deep freeze are also provided elsewhere within the property). The convivial dining area has bench-style seating for many guests. Charming, cosy seating area with a log burner (logs are provided) sofa and two arm chairs. There is plenty of indoor entertainment provided including HD television with Freeview, DVD player, iDock and a selection of board games. Patio doors lead from the seating area to a decked patio with outstanding views across farmland to the hills beyond. Accessed directly from the main door is a hallway with ample space to hang coats and store boots beneath a bench seat. Bedroom one with 5' double bed and large, fitted wardrobe. Family bathroom with bath with handheld shower, whb and WC. Bedroom two with 6' double bed or two 3' twin beds. Television with Freeview and DVD player. Large cupboard for clothes and shoes, and chest of drawers. An additional 3' single bed with truckle bed (sleeping 2 children) are available for a charge of £50.00. Please ensure you state at time of booking if you require the additional beds or it will not be made up for your stay. En suite shower room with walk-in shower, whb and WC. Leading from bedroom two is a small entrance hall with additional storage space for outdoor clothing which is accessed directly from the outside thereby giving guests in this bedroom their own private access if required. Garden and grounds To the rear of the property is a decked patio area which leads to a gravelled seating area with a picnic table and children's swing. Beyond is a fenced lawned area with a paddock beyond with a rope swing. The patio area and garden are south facing and offer superb views over open fields to the hills. The rear garden is fully enclosed for the safety of dogs and children. A charcoal kettle barbecue is available for guest use. External storage Adjacent to the cottage is an outhouse with a sink, deep freeze and tumble dryer. It is lockable and ideal for storing bikes, tack and outdoor equipment. Paddock Beyond the garden is a paddock available to any guests wishing to bring horses with them. With sufficient notice, stabling can also be arranged in the barn adjacent to the paddock. Parking There is private parking for several cars to the side of the house. Games / picnic room A neighbouring barn provides an indoor games room / picnic area with picnic tables, wood burning stove, full size table tennis table, a pool table and table football. Facilities for babies A travel cot and high chair are available on request. Dogs Two dogs are welcome at The Bothy. We would ask that owners adhere to the guidelines in the pre-arrival information with regard to dogs. IMPORTANT - Heating and hot water Central heating at The Bothy is provided by a log burning stove. During the winter months the stove will be lit in advance so that the cottage is warm on arrival. The system is very efficient providing that logs are added a couple of times a day; each morning the fire needs to be flared up so that it is burning sufficiently for the pump to operate allowing hot water to circulate around the radiators. In the evening, the logs need replenishing before guests go to bed and with the vents closed there is sufficient residual heat to keep the fire alight through the night. If required, additional heating is provided by two oil-filled radiators. An immersion heater provides additional hot water if required. The system is surprisingly easy to use but it is important that guests contact prior to booking if they have any concerns. Wi-Fi and mobile telephone reception Wi-Fi is provided in the open plan kitchen, dining and seating area, however the signal can be intermittent and it is important to note that due to the thickness of the walls the signal may not reach other rooms of the property. Please note that there is no mobile telephone reception at The Bothy. There is however a landline at the property for guest use. Excess use will be charged back to guests. Catering Home-made ready meals can be prepared and delivered to your property during your stay. Prices and further details can be discussed and arranged in advance by contacting the owner - detailed on pre-arrival documentation when booking the property. Alternatively further details can be found in the cottage during your stay.

Superb walks from the doorstep range from leisurely rambles along the Bowmont Water and surrounding farmland to more challenging hill and moorland treks in the Cheviot Hills. With more than 600 miles of footpaths and bridleways to choose from in the National Park alone, walkers are spoilt for choice. Cyclists are equally well provided for with miles of marked routes and quiet country lanes to explore offering everything from meandering river valley saunters to wild open moorland blasts. Popular routes include the Pennine Cycleway and the Reivers Cycle Route, both of which run through the National Park. There can be no better way of enjoying Northumberland's beautiful scenery than from the back of a horse. The stables at Kimmerston just down the road offer riding in the Cheviot Hills as well as rides on the spectacular sandy beaches on nearby Holy Island. The paddock behind the cottage is available to guests wishing to bring their own horses and stabling can usually be arranged with sufficient notice. History enthusiasts of all ages will be enthralled by the area's rich and often bloody history that has left its imprint on the region, giving rise to a myriad of impressive castles to explore. Including imposing Bamburgh perched on its rocky outcrop above Bamburgh Beach, Alnwick, star of the Harry Potter films and Chillingham, said to be the most haunted castle in Britain and home to the only wild cattle in the world. Some of the cleanest and emptiest beaches in England can be found on Northumberland's spectacular Heritage Coastline; 25 miles of rocky coves and golden sands that remain almost deserted even during the summer months. The beach at nearby Bamburgh is well worth a visit at any time of the year whether for walking, kite-surfing, or sandcastle building. From nearby Seahouses, take a tour to the Farne Islands, to see the resident colonies of Grey Seals and an impressive array of birdlife including Puffins. One of our favourite attractions, popular with old and young alike, is the delightful miniature steam railway which runs from Heatherslaw to Etal. On arrival in Etal, the visitor is well advised to leave the train and spend an hour or two in the village, exploring the ruins of Etal Castle and its museum, visiting the Black Bull Pub, village shop, Tea Room, the Church, the pine furniture makers' showroom, or simply enjoying a walk or picnic beside the river, before catching a later train back to Heatherslaw. Here, on the other side of the bridge from the train station, the working water driven corn mill, café, and visitors centre are also all well worth a visit. Fishing is available on the Bowmont Water which runs within easy walking distance of The Bothy. The River Till is only a ten minute drive and is one of the area's best kept secrets with an impressive sea trout run each spring said to be the best in the country. Trout permits are available for as little as £5 per day and rods, reels and waders can be hired locally. For excellent local amenities, The Bothy is 9 miles from the charming ancient market town of Wooler which has a variety of local, independent shops including a butcher and grocer selling a good range of local produce, cafes, pubs and restaurants. The ancient towns of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Kelso and Duns are also nearby and Edinburgh is an easy day trip either approximately 1.5 hours by car or 45 minutes on the train from Berwick.

This lovely harbourside apartment with stunning views is in an historic granary building, provides comfort & style. Graded by Visit England at its highest level it has achieved 4 star GOLD for six years now. Designed for a single person or a couple it may be suitable for the less mobile as there is lift access & level access throughout. The coastlines of Berwickshire and Northumberland can be visited by foot,car or public transport Berwick main line station has great connections Secure parking

The view from this apartment is beautiful as you can watch the swans and seals in the harbour below. It is finished to a high standard with oak flooring and quality fittings The open plan living/dining and kitchen area looks across to the medieval walls of Berwick out out to sea. The dining table is set for a romantic dinner for two. Each guest receives a Welcome Basket with a selection of local products including our own home made jam The kitchen has dishwasher, oven, microwave, fridge and washer dryer. The bathroom has a step free shower and built in ceiling radio. Our hand made soap is made from organic ingredients from a local soap maker. The bedroom has a second tv and a king size bed. There is a choice of duvet or sheets and blankets. All towels and bed linen are provided The lift to the door makes the apartment suitable for the less mobile. Central heating, double glazing and free WiFi are all provided. It is in an ideal location for exploring the coastlines of Berwickshire and Northumberland and for visiting the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Many stately homes and castles are only a short drive away. Alnwick, Bamburgh, Manderston and Floors to name a few

The building itself is historic and has bee n restored to a high standard. Berwick is an ancient walled town with arches and gates like in York. The town has a good range of shops, restaurants and supermarkets together with a thriving cinema and theatre. There are several galleries and exhibition areas

Hoolit is a lovely stone built cottage with everything you'll need for a cosy stay in beautiful Northumberland. It is set in a two acre secluded country site, surrounded by the Bowmont Valley; on the edge of the Northumberland National Park and only a kilometre from the Scottish Borders. The cottage is close to many historic towns, landmarks and local attractions and is perfect for a wonderful family holiday or peaceful retreat in a wildlife oasis.

The cottage has a fully equipped fitted kitchen/diner with cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine and dishwasher. The cosy living room has a wood burning stove and windows to three sides, with views over the gardens and Bowmont Valley. It has WIFI, a TV/DVD player and a small library of DVD's, books, games, maps and guides. The TV is also linked to an owl box camera. The living room opens out to a private patio area with seating and BBQ. There is also seating to the front and rear of the cottage. There are two comfortable bedrooms upstairs, a double and a twin plus a cot, high chair and stair gate for an additional smaller visitor. The cottage has an upstairs bathroom and additional shower and toilet downstairs.

The cottage is set in a two acre site of woodland, meadow, streams and ponds. It is rich in wildlife and ideal for those who want to be close to nature. For children we have pets including chickens, ducks, turkeys. For the adventurous explorers we have gardens with tree swings and bridges, oh, and the Harelaw fairies! The cottage is close to many historical towns including Kelso, Wooler, Coldstream, Melrose, Berwick and Jedburgh and many attractions including Harestanes, The Hirsel Craft Centre, Paxton House and Alnwick castle and gardens. The region is renowned for its castles and fortifications. Berwick, Alnwick, Lindisfarne, Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh, Norham, Etal and Warkworth are within easy reach. Some of Northumberlands incredible, unspoilt, beaches are also just over half an hours drive away. The amazing City of Edinburgh is only an hours drive away or by train from Melrose or Berwick.

Gypsy Palace is a beautiful self catering cottage that can sleep up to three people and it has a fascinating history. Situated in the Scottish Borders, it was once home to the Kings & Queens of the Scottish Gypsies. MINIMUM BOOKING OF THREE NIGHTS. Check in on either Monday or Friday though contact us with your dates and we'll help if we can.

The Gypsy Palace is a quaint and utterly unique detached cottage set in its own mature gardens. Its probably 200+ years old and is steeped in history and folklore. After falling into disrepair some years ago, it was lovingly restored and rebuilt and its now a really wonderful place, full of character and atmosphere. The Palace accommodation consists of a cosy living room with a stone fireplace and log burning stove (though there is of course full central heating too). We have a flat-screen TV along with Freeview and a DVD player, a Bose Ipod/MP3 dock and we also have free unlimited WiFi but we find that most of our guests come here to get away from it all and to unwind and relax. There are wonderful views of the valley which can be enjoyed from the window seat and its a very peaceful place indeed. There are some unusual features too such as the stained glass window between the kitchen and living room, the arched mirror above the fireplace and of course the small stone floored dining area which has a most picturesque cast iron arched feature window with diamond panes, dating from the 19th century. Its all tastefully decorated and furnished with the emphasis on cosiness and comfort while trying to show off a little of the Palace's history. We have collected various old photographs and paintings which reflect the history of the cottage and the gypsy kings and queens who used to live here. Gypsy Palace has appeared in many magazines and newspapers including The Scotsman, Scottish Field, Tiny Homes magazine, Scottish Life, the Sunday Times, Home magazine and many others. It has also appeared in many books about Scottish and Gypsy history. Due to changeover/cleaning costs, we are unable to take bookings of less than three nights.

This is perfect walking country - we are right on the Pennine Way. In fact there is a wonderful walk straight from the door of the cottage: you simply turn right, out from the cottage and within a few minutes and as the road climbs, the views get better and better. Within 10 minutes, you really feel as though you are in another world with the most stunning views over the Cheviot Hills. Of course, dogs are welcome to our cottage.

Blunty's Mill is a great place to stay while walking the Pennine or St Cuthbert's Way or just coming to beautiful Kirk Yetholm. A spacious residents' lounge is a great place for a group of 4 to socialise too. Contact us for any further information!

The Cottage will appeal to many, it is bright, light and airy with a mix of period and contemporary. The kitchen has modern free-standing, stainless steel style cabinets, which extends into the terraced garden. The upstairs consists of 2 bedrooms, the front room a lovely sumptuous double bed, the back bedroom, a super king bed, which if requested can be made into 2 single beds. The Cottage sits amidst the spectacular scenery of the Cheviot Hills fantastically placed for walking, biking.

Chestnut Cottage is a Traditional Stone built house, set back off the Village Green. It's over 2 floors with a private rear garden. The kitchen has modern free-standing, stainless steel style cabinets, which extends into the terraced garden. The upstairs consists of 2 bedrooms, the front room a lovely sumptuous double bed, the back bedroom, a super king bed, which if requested can be made into 2 single beds. The Cottage sits amidst the spectacular scenery of the Cheviot Hills fantastically placed for walking, biking or just a rural retreat. Town Yetholm has very good amenities, a Village Store/Post office, Butchers Shop, Garage and 2 excellent Pubs on the doorstep, The Plough Hotel on the Main Street in Town Yetholm and The Border in neighbouring Kirk Yetholm (0.8 miles). Both offer good food and a warm welcome. The Town of Kelso is 7 miles away which has a bustling Market Square, with plenty restaurants.

Town Yetholm has everything you require from a small rural village. A post office/convenience store, butchers shop, garage and The Plough Hotel which serves good food. Across the river, a nice walk or short drive is Kirk Yetholm where there is another hotel serving great food, The Border Hotel. There is also lots of great walks to take, in the cottage there are some guide books to help decide which walks would suit your requirements...

This newly refurbished apartment is located in the heart of the Scottish Borders Village of Morebattle. It offers a cosy lounge, fully equipped kitchen and dining area, a double bedroom and shower/bathroom. It has a private back garden for you to enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Valley View cottage is situated in the small historic village of Morebattle in the glorious Scottish Borders. The cosy property is a fully furnished 1 bedroom Victorian stone cottage tucked away in Morebattle's quaintly named Teapot Street. It is maintained to a very high standard and was completely modernised in recent years. This picturesque, centrally heated cottage will sleep two people in the ground floor double bedroom. Bathroom with shower. Fully equipped dining kitchen. Large garden.

A traditional stone built early Victorian cottage.

Situated in Teapot Street, Morebattle - pop 260. Village shop, butcher and local hotel/pub.

Tastefully renovated wing of a large Victorian farmhouse, although Courtyard House is an attached wing of the farmhouse, it is set in it's own private lawn garden within 470 acres of Holefield Farm. Inside they have preserved many of the original features, an atmospheric dining room with exposed stone wall and flagstone flooring. The bedrooms are spacious still with the original fireplaces, and each boasts its own en-suite bathroom. Set in a beautiful rural location seven miles South East of Kelso. You can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and relax in privacy but without being totally isolated. It is the perfect base to explore everything the area has to offer. From the spectacular Cheviots hills and national park to the interesting coastline of East Lothian and North Northumberland as well as the historical Borders market towns seeped in history. This holiday at a glance Sleeps six guests. Two bedrooms with 6’ zip and link bed (can be configured to twin beds on request) Bedroom three with twin beds. All En-suite. Biomas woodchip boiler. WiFi. Enclosed garden. Two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge). Children welcome. Minimum two night stay. Additional features Electric oven with separate electric hob. Combined washer/dryer. Microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher. Television with Freeview TV. DVD player. Highchair. Cot available on request. Original fireplaces in bedrooms. Spacious patio with pergola. Garden furniture. Parking for three cars at the property. Attractions and nearby amenities Kelso is the closest market town which is a fifteen minute drive away. For food lovers the local farmers market is well worth a visit offering excellent award winning produce form the Scottish Borders and Northumberland. It is held the fourth Saturday of each month. Lemon and Thyme eating house in Kelso offers locally sourced food with an interesting menu, or The Cobbles pub which has a range of distinctive craft beers. Wander around Kelso Abbey, founded in the 1100s which was one of Scotland’s largest and wealthiest religious houses. Enjoy the frenzy of colour in the breath-taking herbaceous borders at Floors Castle which is the largest inhabited castle in Scotland and is home to the 10th Duke of Roxburghe. You can take a stroll with your dog through the Millennium Garden featuring a French-style parterre and also a charming summerhouse known as Queen’s House after Queen Victoria’s visit in 1867. A thirty minute drive from the property are Cheviot Hills, which dominated the northern end of the National Park, and are full of hidden delights. Check out the dramatic waterfall of Linhope Spout, or visit the tucked-away ponds of Wooler Common. Take a forty minute drive to Alnwick Castle, the gardens are spectacular and Harry Potter fans will enjoy the castle experience. Enjoy a day at the races, Kelso Racecourse is home of the National Hunt racing and was voted ‘Britain’s friendliest racecourse in a Sunday Times survey.

Very deep in the countryside, next to the Cheviot Hills National Park, surrounded by farm and hill land The Station buildings, School and Chapel are now residential and we have just 7 people in this, once busy little hamlet, plus the dogs, cats and chickens.

One of only six dwellings in a scattered group and very far from the madding crowd. You maybe disturbed by the deer crashing away down the garden, and the squeeking sounds made by the baby hedgehogs, or woken by the lambs and calves complaining of hunger!. The accommodation available is a double room and a single room. Bedding towels and toiletries are provided and there is space for clothes storage and hanging The kitchen is available for preparing lunches . The area is famous with walkers and cyclists. Wooded valleys, an extensive footpath system, yellow sandy beaches, cliffs and surf, fishing villages. I have "mains" electricity, most times, but candlelight when it fails! Water, drainage and gas are all on private supply and nearest street lamp is 6 kilometers away. Next to the National Park and very close to ruined castles, abbeys and fortified manor houses, this area is full of history of the Border warfare. The coastline is unrivaled for sandy beaches, rocky headlands and quiet fishing villages. . The hills and river valleys are unspoiled and ideal for walking, cycling, kayaking and horse riding. The Pennine way and St Cuthbert's Way are both very close as are National Cycle Routes. There are many good restaurant, hotels and pub meals available in our scattered Border communities and Edinburgh, just 55 miles to the North or Newcastle 55 miles South are easily reached for day trips with the car. Or, take the train from the main line railway station, in the historic walled town of Berwick UponTweed, a twenty minute drive. Breakfast is included. The price for the double is £45 if you also book the single this will be an additional £20. If you want to book the single separately please see my other listing - the single alone is £30.

Within one hour from here there are 30 castles, 5 abbeys and 5 stately homes plus market towns such as Alnwick, Berwick, Kelso and Wooler. . Hiking, riding, fishing and biking, (off and on road), are all available locally, with farmers markets, craft fairs and village fetes in the Summer / Autumn seasons.

This is a glorious place for tranquility with access to many different walks taking you gently in the valley or climbing to the ancient hill forts. Within easy reach of famous Border castles and the dramatic and beautiful coastline.A day on Holy Island is very special and a visit to The Duchess of Northumberland's garden in Alnwick is high on the list of priorities.

This North Northumberland B&B has inspired views of the surrounding Cheviot Hills and is in one of the most beautiful settings in Northumberland. It is a perfect place for peace and relaxation. There are many paths straight out of the door for walkers and the valley is renowned for its conservation and wildlife. Martin and Eildon have lived here for 29 years and they have considerable knowledge of the surrounding hills and the local area.It is also within easy distance of many famous Border castles and the glorious beaches of Northumberland. Eildon, who is an excellent cook, can produce dinner for you by arrangement with local produce served in front of a log fire on winter evenings. Vegetarian food has become one of her specialties with many vegetables out of their productive garden. Also a large choice of game is available. I charge £25 for a 3 course supper plus cheese and coffee The bedroom is spacious and comfortable lovely cotton sheets and large towels. The sitting room is cosy with an open fire and dining table where you can eat supper if you wish. If there is something you particularly like to eat I will try to cook it! There is now a wifi connection which has now been brought up to a good standard.

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Kissing Gate cottage is an ideal place for a country retreat. Kissing Gate sits on the banks of the river Kale with amazing views of the surrounding country side,and has an abundance of peace and tranquility! Private apartment within the main house. The apartment has is own front door and private patio area. The apartment consists of living-room small kitchen,sun-room en-suite bedroom

Kissing Gate sits at bottom of Teapot Street on the banks of Kale Water on the old Kelso Road. Kissing Gate is ideally situated for walkers as it sits on St Cuthbert's Way and is close to the Pennine Way and Southern Upland Way. Its also ideally located for Salmon & Trout fishing, as it is close to the bonny River Tweed and of-course right on the banks of Kale Water, so would be ideal for anglers.

Morebattle is a traditional scottish borders village with a very well stocked village shop, a church and local pub that serves traditional ales, wines, spirits and food. And a really good Butchers shop.

Set in the heart of the conservation village of Morebattle, Benfield is a comfortable cottage for two people who enjoy walking and wildlife, Convenient for visiting the abbey towns of the Scottish Borders or the coastlines of Berwickshire and Nothumberland. Petfriendly

This delightful cottage offers beamed ceilings and a beautiful spiral staircase. It is ideal for the single traveller or for a romantic break for couples. The kitchen is fully equipped with all crockery and cooking utensils and store cupboard items. The kitchen leads into a small enclosed courtyard at the rear, complete with table and chairs. All gusts receive a Welcome Basket with a selection of local goodies including some of our own home made jam The spiral staircase leads up to a comfortable bedroom with king size bed with cotton bed linen and a choice of duvet or blankets. Tea making facilities are provided. There is a second tv with free view on the wall. Radio and hairdryer are provided. The bathroom is very spacious with a full size bath with shower over. There are designer radiators and heated towel rail for the Egyptian towles that are included in the tariff. There is WiFi of course This conservation village is fortunate to have a general store with part time post office, an award winning butcher shop and a very friendly village inn which provides meals and cask ales. Morebattle village is on the edge of the beautiful Cheviot Hills, and close to the Northumberland National Park. St. Cuthbert's Way passes the door on the way to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne.The historic town of Kelso is only six miles away and offer a good selection of individual unique shops, restaurants, supermarkets banks etc.The Border abbeys are all within a short drive. Holy Island and the coasts of Northumberland and \Berwickshire are only 25 miles away and the capital city of Edinburgh can be visited by car or the Borders Rail Link

The village is very friendly,welcoming and thriving. There are many local activities in Morebattle and in Kelso. A few miles away there is an opportunity to see Llamas and to feed and stroke the beautiful animals.

We are a small boutique B & B centrally located in the lovely border town of Yetholm, surrounded by stunning scenery. Two lovely rooms, one double (available now) and one twin room/double room will be made available later in the year. Both rooms have stylish en-suite bathrooms, Sky TV, coffee/tea making facilities & internet. Ideal accommodation for walkers, cyclists and those exploring the borders. Full cooked breakfast in the dining room or croissants and tea/coffee in your room.

This friendly boutique B & B is uniquely furnished to a high standard with an eclectic mixture of modern and antique/period furniture, bespoke wool lined curtains and high quality cotton bed linen. Each room is individual and stylish and bathrooms are spacious and newly fitted. The two rooms are situated at either end of the house, making them both private and quiet. We are a few minutes stroll from the local pub, The Plough Hotel where you can have an evening meal or if you want a takeaway meal our dining room can be made available for you to use. The Border Hotel in Kirk Yetholm (a two minute drive or fifteen minute walk) has a welcoming bar and also serves excellent food.

Town Yetholm is one of the prettiest border towns sitting at the foot of the Cheviot Hills and surrounded by beautiful scenery. The larger market town of Kelso is seven miles away where there is a wide range of supermarkets, restaurants and other facilities. The city of Edinburgh is an hour and half drive.

Our beautiful family cottage provides luxury accommodation for up to 4 people and boasts 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a modern kitchen diner and a beautiful period sitting room with log burner. Set in half an acre of private wooded area and garden with 2 decking areas, Summer House and patio complete with BBQ to help our guests relax and admire the stunning views. TV and High Speed WiFi as well as parking for up to 4 cars. Close to the Town of Kelso and boasts a stunning rural location.

Stunning views and cottage charm.

Mounthooly is at the head of the stunningly beautiful College Valley in North Northumberland just below the Hen Hole and Cheviot itself and is on the Pennine Way and St Cuthberts Way walking routes. The bunkhouse welcomes 24 guests to this wonderful location. Self-catering only. Walkers paradise. A perfect setting to explore the remote hills and see the abundance of wildlife. At night the only light is from the stars and moon, College Valley is designated as part of Northumberland Dark Sky.

Here you will find: • 20 beds in main building in three rooms; two 9-bed and one 2-bed. • Family annex room, 4 beds, shower en-suite, microwave and kettle. • Clean bedding is provided (duvets, pillows and sheets included) • Communal lounge and fully kitted kitchen with appliances. The lounge is furnished with comfy sofas and you will find a log burning stove for those cosy winter nights (logs supplied). The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge/freezer, cooker/hob, microwave and utensils/crockery . Free unlimited WiFi.

Mounthooly is a 1 mile walk to the bottom of Cheviot and the amazing Henhole.

A large converted wing of a Victorian Farm House near Kelso. Ideally located for exploring the Scottish Borders & Northumberland. For more information about the property & surrounding area you'll find the website by inserting Courtyard House Kelso into your search engine. **Please note that from mid July until end of August we accept 7 night bookings only with a Friday changeover. There is a 20% discount to the nightly rate shown which is adjusted when you select the dates.**

This beautifully restored wing provides modern comforts while retaining the period charm of the property. All three bedrooms are en-suit & two of the bedrooms can be made up as a twin or super king, the third bedroom is a twin. Dogs are welcome at Courtyard House, although restricted to the downstairs area. We charge £10 per dog payable on arrival & trust guests to be responsible dog owners. For more information about the property & surrounding area you'll find the website by inserting Courtyard House Kelso into your search engine.

Stables Cottage is on our farm overlooking a beautiful loch with natural birdlife etc. We are surrounded by the Cheviot Hills and almost at the end of the Penine and St Cuthberts Way. Yetholm Village(1 mile away is our closest shops. You’ll love Stables Cottage because of the outdoors space, the location, the and the views. It is a farm stay as authentic as you will find anywhere.

You will have the whole of Stables Cottage and its patio at your disposal. You will also be able to use the BBQ, Fire-pit and pier with boat at the lochside. This is a wonderfully relaxing spot for a holiday in the midst of some of Scotland most beautiful scenery

We live on the edge of one of the area's most beautiful villages which can date back to the Romans and the stone age. It is a truly special place

A bright 2 bedroom self catering cottage in the lovely village of Morebattle. A lounge/dinning area and kitchen on the lower floor with comfy beds upstairs. The village is on the St Cuthbert's Way long distance path and nestles up against the north side of the Cheviot hills. The area is steeped in history with a large number of places to visit and explore. Kelso is nearby and sits on the mighty River Tweed for potential fishing - if you just fancy a stroll, there are many fine walks.

The cottage is dog friendly and non-smoking. There is a washing machine and a dishwasher to assist on having a relaxing time, together with all the usual kitchen items. The village has a general store run by the community and a local butcher. There is a hotel/restaurant 5 minutes walk away. Car parking on street.

We enjoy visiting numerous cafes in the region, Border Meringues for example or Cafe U but there are plenty more! There are various walks of all abilities not too far away, and for the adventurous, the Cheviots are close at hand. There are country houses and castles to explore, gardens to visit , scenery to view.

Hi, I have a Large sunny 3 bedroom corner flat in modern development on the 4th floor for visitors coming to enjoy the beautiful city of Edinburgh! .I am offering a double bedroom with super comfy bed and quality bed linen. The room is carpeted and there are two mirrored bed side cabinets with 3 drawers. You would be sharing this large , modern and sunny flat with myself only. It is clean, tidy, and comfortable which I hope my guests will enjoy as much as I do. The flat is less than 2 miles from the city centre and the Queens Palace. Waverley train station is 1.5 miles away and would cost in the region of £6.00 in a taxi and less than 10 minutes drive to get to my flat. You would have your own bathroom as I have an en-suite so no worries about waiting to use the bathroom ! The main bathroom is practically next door to your room. You would have use of the living/dining room which has the balcony leading off through the patio doors. You are welcome to relax, and use the t.v in the living room and eat at the table in the living room. Please feel free to use the kitchen also. The flat has lovely views and is bright and airy with part views of Arthurs Seat and also looks over to the east coast line. Free private parking is available should you wish. I am in between the town centre and Leith with its cosmopolitan shore. Leith has some lovely bars - Nobles has live free music most nights and the Carrier's Quarter does the best Nachos ever! As for restaurants at the shore...there is Tom Kitchen and Martin Wishart - Michelin star! If you love seafood, then Fishers at the shore is a must ! I love Leith! It's so colourful! You can have a drink on the boat or sip a cocktail at the Mal Maison, or pop into the cool south African bar next door to the award winning Indian restaurant called Mithas. Along the road to Ocean Terminal is where the Royal Yacht Britannia now resides! You can even have stop for refreshments in the tea room in the yacht! Last year the Royals gathered for pre wedding celebrations of he Queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips to the England rugby player Mike Tindall !