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Gorgeous cottage in woodland on private estate near amazing riverside walks, near the village of Earlston and in the heart of the historic Scottish Borders. Clean comfortable and chic - perfect for fishing the Tweed, visiting Melrose and taking an understated staycation.

Earlston village is a small quiet village in the Scottish Borders, surrounded by walks and the wonderful scenery of the Tweed Valley. We are also close to the A68 and to Tweedbank railway station so transport connections are very good.

The Tower rooms are in a refurbished historic defensive tower (dating from 1574) providing a mini castle experience. Through a huge stone entrance, into an inner panelled entrance hall and through a private door up an ancient and narrow staircase to a tiny sitting area with shower room and kitchenette off. Finally up again with a spiral stone staircase leading to a romantic and secluded upper chamber. Medieval and bijoux - a micro experience of being a Laird or Lady of the House for the night.

We are based by the River Leader (also known as the Leader Water) in an exceptionally beautiful part of the Scottish Borders. The locale is littered with monuments, fine walks, stately homes, lovely shopping towns like Melrose and St. Boswells, hills to walk up and beautiful scenery. All this within an hours journey to Edinburgh by car or by train.

A light and airy spacious timber cabin built 5 years ago. It is in a very quiet location amid the fields and woods of our farm, situated in the garden of my house, once the residence of the Head Gardener for the 1000 acre Whitmuir Estate. It is situated off a private road which leads only to the farm and cottages. Cooking facilities are microwave, mini-cooker with two rings, frig and sink. Beds will be made up as king size double unless two singles requested prior to arrival. Pets are welcome.

The situation is good for those travelling on either of the two north-south main roads - A7 and A68, as the house is between these two main roads, and 5 - 10 minutes from each.The location of the Cabin is perfect for guests with pets, miles of dog walking country from the door. We have a private loch just 200m from here which is an SSSI. Golf course 2 miles away

All the adjacent properties were once part of the family estate, but the Whitmuir hamlet now has a few new houses, and self-catering properties. Surrounded by woods and fields with a good variety of birds and wildlife it is very peaceful, yet only 5 minutes from Selkirk . Other nearby towns are Melrose, St Boswells, Galashiels Hawick, Kelso and Jedburgh - all within less than half an hour's drive.

Penthouse light two bedroom flat, in the centre of the Beautiful Borders. Two good sized bedrooms rooms offering a clean and comfortable stay with a balcony.

Modern, comfy with everything you need.

Park with Loch just opposite, with shop and restaurant

Recently renovated annex with twin bedroom, private living area and en-suite bathroom located in Tweedbank, an ideal base to explore the Scottish Borders. Tweedbank train station is 15 minutes walk and provides easy access to Edinburgh while Galashiels and Melrose are a short drive. Great location for walkers, cyclists and anyone who enjoys the outdoors or if you’re visiting local events including the Borders Book Festival or Melrose 7’s. Continental breakfast is also offered for guest.

Recently renovated Tweedbank B&B gives you modern and comfortable accommodation in a convenient location. You'll have private entry into a conservatory area which guests can use to relax or watch TV. The comfortable twin bedroom is accessed from the conservatory and has two comfortable single beds, along with space to store clothes. The en-suite shower room has under floor heating, a drying area for any wet clothes and a washing machine for guests to use during their stay. All towels and linen are provided. Tea and coffee making facilities are included, as well as continental breakfast.

There are so many interesting landmarks and things to do in the area: Visit Abbotsford House (within walking distance) -the home of Sir Walter Scott Melrose is a short drive away where you can visit Melrose Abbey, Trimontium Museum, enjoy a walk around eclectic shops and find tasty food in one of the cafe's or restaurants. And attend the popular, annual Melrose 7s or Borders book festival in Harmony House. Trimotium museum of roman Scotland, near Melrose Scott’s View, Dryburgh Abbey and The William Wallace monument are also close by. In Galashiels you can can visit the new tapestry building. The Eildon hills are great for walking and enjoying breathtaking views of the area. Within walking distance to Borders General Hospital and the Borders Crematorium is a 5 minute drive. Gunknowe Loch, Tweedbank is a short walk away. Herges on the Loch, is a great place to enjoy a bar supper.

Mabel’s View, named after the owners mother who used to love to sit and look out of the window, is a homely ground floor one bedroom apartment overlooking the ancient ruins of Melrose Abbey – the final resting place of Robert the Bruce’s heart. Perfect for couples this central apartment is just a stroll away from two National Trust for Scotland Gardens at Priorwood and Harmony House – also home to the Borders Book Festival and all that the pretty town of Melrose has to offer.

Melrose, the home of Rugby Sevens lies in the Tweed valley at the foot of iconic Eildon Hills, the most recognisable landmark in the whole of the Scottish Borders. Tweedbank station with its direct link to the magnificent festival city of Edinburgh is around 5 minutes away by car and the train can have you in Edinburgh in under an hour. If romance is your thing, why not visit the home of Sir Walter Scott at Abbotsford and discover what inspired his greatest poems and novels? Whatever you decide to do we are sure you will fall in love with this picturesque town and its people.Let’s take a look at Mabel’s View and discover what she loved about this cosy apartment: The apartment is a real home from home and is set across from Melrose’s main carpark. (Free parking from 5pm til 9.30am). The main attraction of the property is the living room window where you can sit and watch the world go by, just as Mabel did. The views to the to the beautiful St. Mary’s Abbey (circa 1136); the final resting place of Robert the Bruce’s heart are simply stunning. You enter the light, bright apartment which has been recently redecorated and re carpeted via a main communal door, and up a few steps to the front door. Inside the hallway opens up to: Bathroom with shower enclosure, toilet and wash hand basin. Double bedroom with good storage and a dressing table and views to the Abbey. Straight ahead lies the living room with views to the Abbey and gardens – the table at the window provides delightful views of the stunning Abbey and surrounding countryside. The fully equipped kitchen is off the living room and has everything you will need to make your stay enjoyable but with so many lovely restaurants literally right on the doorstep you may find you don’t need to do any cooking! Go on treat yourself you are on holiday after all! Outside to the rear is Mabel’s bench and shared garden – a lovely spot to enjoy a drink and to plan your day.

School Cottage is located in the picturesque village of Gattonside, a 10 minute walk from the centre of the historic town of Melrose. Ideally situated for sight seeing, walkers, cyclists and people looking to fish the Tweed. You can enjoy the stunning scenery with access to the Eildon hills. A short drive away is Tweedbank where you will find the train station that travels to Edinburgh Waverley. The journey takes about an hour also stopping at other destinations on the way.

The cosy Cottage has an entrance hall which leads into the living room, kitchen and dining area. The living room has a wood burning stove, comfy sofa and tartan chair. The kitchen is well equipped with a dining table. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one double the other single along with a recently renovated bathroom.

Gattonside has two award winning restaurants and Melrose several cafes, hotels, restaurants and shops.

Quirky, cosy, Nordiq styled modern one double bedroom apartment with lounge and additional double sofa bed. Within the heart of the Scottish Borders. It's ground floor and located just a 10-15 minute walk from Galashiels town centre with access to Edinburgh. A traditional stone built home with open plan living/ kitchen area, with shower room and toilet. Tea & herbal, coffee, sugar and milk are provided for arrival. Close to Heriot Watt University, the Borders Railway and Town Centre.

The shower is wonderful, we are told by guests that this is so important, especially when working, a great start to the day. (Please note it sleeps 2 comfortably and has an additional fold out bed in lounge) The lovely apartment has all mod coms with a flat screen TV, DVD player with a selection of DVD's and a Bose bluetooth sound system. It's a cosy homely apartment. A short walk that takes you past the beautiful river of Galafoot a 10-15 minute walk from the town centre including the new railway station (the train takes 50 minutes to the centre of Edinburgh). Driving from the apartment to Galashiels town centre takes 3-5 minutes.

Quiet and close to Heriot Watt University, the Borders Railway and Town Centre. Galashiels is one of the larger towns in the Borders and we are situated a short drive (3 minutes) or a walk (15 minutes) from the town centre and rail and bus links. Galashiels has many shops, we love to shop local but there is a 24 hour Asda and Tesco. There are great pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes. And for entertainment there are parks, a cinema and a swimming pool. Other town and villages nearby are Melrose, Selkirk, Jedburgh, Kelso, Hawick and Peebles. There is a train to Edinburgh which takes 50 minutes. Places of interest include the Melrose Abbey, Abbotsford House (home of Sir Walter Scott) and much more. Surrounding towns are Melrose, Jedburgh, Hawick and Kelso. There are also many wonderful scenic walks in the Scottish Borders and our town is renowned for fishing, rubgy and biking trails.

Recently renovated about 2 years ago we class our house as very cosy comfortable and relaxing. We like to think our guests would experience that feeling too. We also have a second room for anyone wanting to book for bigger parties ( listed separately on airbnb).

Cosy comfortable sunny double room , tea and coffee supplied and shared bathroom (if other room occupied). Ideally situated for sight seeing, walkers, cyclists and people looking to fish the tweed. You can enjoy our stunning scenery. Easy access to the Eildon hills, and 2 mile walk to the beautiful town of Melrose . There you can visit the historic Abbey and enjoy lots of lovely coffee shops, bars and restaurants and join The Southern Upland Way walk leading through lots of border towns. You can also join the St Cuthbarts way walk at the back of the house enjoying a lovely stroll along the river tweed. There is a bus stop situated across from our house with services to various different villages and towns and directly to Edinburgh. A short drive away in Tweedbank you will find the train station that travels to Edinburgh Waverly which takes about an hour also stopping at other destinations on the way.

Very quiet and relaxed village with beautiful scenery all around. Shop and local pub within 5 minutes walking distance.

Modern holiday apartment in the Scottish Borders. River Tweed and Abbotsford, historic home of Sir Walter Scott - 1/2 mile Railway station connecting Tweedbank with Edinburgh - 1/2 mile Melrose - 2 miles Kelso - 17 miles Edinburgh - 40 miles

FREE WIFI INTERNET A beautifully presented, light and airy, modern first floor holiday apartment in the village of Tweedbank in the Scottish Borders. Situated just two miles from the picturesque town of Melrose and a short walk from the River Tweed and Abbotsford House, the stunning home of Sir Walter Scott, it is an ideal starting point for exploring the towns of the Scottish Borders and the beautiful surrounding countryside. The apartment is within walking distance of Tweedbank railway station, and in under an hour you can be sightseeing in the heart of historic Edinburgh! It is also ideally located for fishing in the River Tweed, cycling and golf, and for visiting the many historic houses and castles in the area. Weavers Linn is surrounded by excellent walking country, with the Southern Upland Way and the Borders Abbeys Way passing through the village itself. The apartment sleeps four and has two bedrooms (one with a double bed and one with a king-size double zip and link, which can be converted into two 2' 6" beds on request), a fitted kitchen and a bathroom with bath and shower over. It has a spacious sitting room with a dining area and French doors leading to a Juliet balcony, with open views towards the hills beyond. The kitchen is fully equipped for all your self-catering needs with electric oven, induction hob, large fridge-freezer, microwave, washer/dryer and all glassware, cookware, crockery, and cutlery. Bed linen and towels are also provided. For your entertainment the apartment has a smart television, with inbuilt DVD player, which gives you access to BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub and other apps. There is also a selection of books, games and DVDs. The apartment has gas central heating, and fuel and power are included in the rent. There is off road parking for two cars. Only two minutes walk away is a local shop and restaurant/bar overlooking Gunknowe Loch, and there are many good restaurants in the surrounding area. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. NB the rate per night is variable depending on the time of year, please check the calendar for details.

ABBOTSFORD, the home of Sir Walter Scott, is less than a mile from Weavers Linn. The Visitor Centre, where you will find an exhibition of the life and times of Sir Walter Scott, restaurant, play trail and estate paths, is open all year round and free to access. The house and gardens are open from March to November. MELROSE lies in the Tweed Valley at the foot of the distinctive triple peaks of the Eildon Hills. Its ruined 12th century abbey, at one time probably the richest in Scotland, is the burial place of the casket believed to contain the heart of Robert the Bruce. Just along the road at St Boswells is Dryburgh Abbey, whose ruins are still remarkably complete. Look out for the final resting place of Field Marshall Earl Haig and Sir Walter Scott, as well as a 22 foot high sandstone statue of 'Braveheart' himself, William Wallace, at the end of a woodland walk. Nearby is the famous Scott’s View, which is a viewpoint overlooking the Valley of the river Tweed and which is reputed to be one of the favourite views of Sir Walter Scott. Just a few miles away the picturesque country town of KELSO, famous for its racecourse, lies in a fine setting at the junction of the rivers Tweed and Teviot. The spacious town square claims to be the largest in Scotland and at its centre is still the Bull Ring, a reminder of past market days. In Kelso you will find Floors Castle, which was built for the 1st Duke of Roxburghe in 1721 and is Scotland’s largest inhabited Castle. The Royal and Ancient Burgh of JEDBURGH, which is dominated by a magnificent 12th century Augustinian Abbey, was home to Mary Queen of Scots during the autumn of 1566. The Visitor Centre has one of the country’s richest collections of pictures and objects of the life of the tragic queen, including her death mask, which is said to have been taken from her body at Fotheringay Castle. The towns of the Scottish Borders are home to one of the oldest equestrian festivals in the world, the Common Ridings, which take place during the summer months and pay homage to the region’s tumultuous past and celebrate its unique identity. The history of the Scottish Borders is deeply entwined with the turbulent era of the Borders Reivers - raiders who ruthlessly pillaged the lands on either side of the Anglo-Scots border from the late 13th to the early 17th century. At Common Ridings festivals throughout the summer, today’s residents commemorate the times when their forbearers patrolled the boundaries of their settlements on horseback defending against these fearsome marauders. This spectacular display of horsemanship and community spirit takes place in eleven of the region’s towns, with the oldest ridings belonging to Hawick, Selkirk, Langholm and Lauder. From May to August hundreds of riders saddle up for their respective territorial trots led by a standard bearer, usually elected by his local community. In some towns, the festivities can last for up to two weeks with a riveting programme of rideouts, barbeques, traditional sports, games and music, all wrapped up in the unforgettable pageantry of the Common Ridings. Wide open spaces and sensational scenery make the Scottish Borders the perfect place for walkers all year round, whether it’s a gentle stroll by the beautiful River Tweed, or something more demanding. There are some 1500 miles of dedicated walking routes including the Borders Abbeys Way, the Southern Upland Way and St Cuthbert’s Way, stretching from the high moorlands around St Mary’s Loch to the rugged coastlines of Berwickshire. And when you’ve seen everything that The Borders has to offer, why not hop on the train to Edinburgh!

Abbey Mill Perfectly located near the ancient ruins of Melrose Abbey (perhaps the name gives it away!) and the River Tweed, Abbey Mill is built in a quiet cul-de-sac with plenty of open space. Shops and restaurants are only a few minutes’ walk away, but if you prefer to go by bike, the safe lock-up garage provides the perfect storage. Lots of lovely walks including the three peaks of the Eildon Hills right from the door.

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Newly renovated and comfortably furnished, this private one bedroom flat is an ideal base for exploring the Scottish borders. Within easy walking distance of local pubs, restaurants and shops. The flat is a five min walk to Galashiels Interchange where trains run hourly into Edinburgh. All bedding, towels and toiletries. Free Wi-Fi. TV/DVD. Tea, coffee, sugar. Sofa bed available for children. Child friendly. Private stay with locking box entry.

The flat is newly renovated. Cosy, comfortable and above all private, guests can relax after a hard day of work or travelling knowing that every need has been provided for and thought of.

You cant get more central to this contemporary flat in the picturesque town of Melrose.A 2 bedroom flat on the first floor with your own private entrance and a small bright garden space opposite with table & chairs. Inside it is modern & has been recently refurbished to a high quality. Main bedroom consists of a zip and link Superking bed which can be changed to 2 singles.The 2nd bedroom is a double.Bathroom has a large shower. Kitchen is fully equipped with all essentials and nespresso machine.

Fun & unique with an 'Apartment' feel to it! Exposed brick wall and many other design features.

Melrose is the most picturesque market town in the Scottish Borders. Voted in 2018 the best place to live in Scotland with many attractions including: Melrose Abbey, Abbotsford House, Eildon Hills with many popular walks passing through and its central location is an ideal place to enjoy the Borders with its numerous sites. In addition, the new Borders railway runs to nearby Tweedebank (approx. 2 miles) which has regular trains to Edinburgh (very handy to enjoy the fringe festival).

Located in the heart of Melrose, this quirky loft conversion is just a 2 minutes’ walk from the centre of the historic town of Melrose. You have your own private entrance, small internal area for coats, shoes etc then up to the bright studio where there is a large double bed, two lovely armchairs, a dining table with 2 two chairs, a fully equipped kitchenette as well as a bathroom with shower/wc and basin.

This studio is presented to a high standard and is an ideal base for sightseeing, walking, cycling and fishing (on the nearby River Tweed). While set in the heart of Melrose, it's secluded and private location gives you a peaceful setting in which to relax. Bikes, fishing tackle, walking gear etc can be stored in the garage. Bikes are available if you'd like to travel around and a travel cot is also available on request.

You are 2 minutes’ walk from the centre of the historic town of Melrose, the birthplace of rugby sevens. It is one of the prettiest towns in the Borders, positioned at the foot of the triple peaks of the Eildon Hills (the most distinctive single landmark in the Scottish Borders). The ruins of Melrose Abbey (dating from 1136) is a very popular tourist attraction. Melrose has a lovely selection of unique shops, restaurants and cafes just a 2 minutes stroll from the accommodation.

First floor bright and spacious two bedroom quarter villa flat. Fully furnished and equipped. One double bedroom and one large twin room. Flat screen TV and wi-fi. Washing machine, cooker, microwave, fridge. Shower over the bath. Electric heating. Far reaching views, central location close to all local amenities. Unlimited free on street parking, private garden. Ideal for touring the Scottish Borders, and easy access to A68 for travel to Edinburgh, Newcastle, Carlisle, etc.

Ideal for Temporary Work accommodation (e.g. close to Borders General Hospital) special rates may apply. Ideal journey stop-over point, or to stay longer and enjoy all that the Scottish Borders has on offer, including Rugby, History, Abbeys, National Trust, Cycling, Walking, Angling and beautiful landscapes. Padlocked garden shed available for cycle storage, etc. Please request shed key before arrival.

Two minute walk to a variety of local independent shops in town meeting everyday needs, including take-aways, hotels and coffee shops.

This is a large 35x 12 foot static caravan , situated on its own hillside site on the outskirts of Gattonside looking across to the town of Melrose and the Eildon hills . It has been rented out in the summer for about 13 years and enjoys return visitors . It you are looking to relax and get away from it all , this is for you . Rented out on a weekly basis , May - end September , Saturday to Saturday . Some weeks still available

Lovely twin bedroom with private bathroom located in Melrose, close to the Eildon Hills. Great location for walkers, cyclists and anyone who generally likes the outdoors. Melrose town centre is a 15 minutes walk downhill, with lovely local shops, restaurants, cafes, delicatessens, bakeries and butchers. Guests can be treated to breakfast of cereals, home cooked porridge or eggs, toast and preserves.

Lovely twin bedroom with space for guests to hang clothes and store their belongings. Separate bathroom is just next door which is solely for the use of those staying, with an excellent power shower and bath. The bedroom has a kettle in it, with tea, coffee and biscuits which you are welcome to help yourself to, along with a TV. Clean towels and toiletries will also be provided.

Melrose is a very pretty town with a number of lovely pubs, cafes and restaurants to choose from, along with Melrose Abbey which is situated in the centre. It's also a great base for walking the popular St Cuthberts Way, Eildon Hills and the Southern Upland Way. Other places of interest nearby include Abbotsford House which is a 10 min drive away, Traquair House which is a 30 min drive away, Melrose Golf Club which is a 5 min walk away and the River Tweed which is great for salmon fishing.

The Stables Holiday Cottage Melrose forms forming part of a luxurious new barn conversion just three miles from the pretty Borders town of Melrose in the Scottish Borders with spectacular views towards the Eildon Hills and countryside beyond. Sympathetically renovated to create stunning light-filled living spaces which compliment their rural settings. The Stables Holiday Cottage Melrose is a perfect mix of original and contemporary features teamed with luxurious furnishings, stylish fixtures and underfloor heating. The light filled open plan living area has superb views of the Eildon Hills and opens out onto a south-facing decked area from which to relax and enjoy a glass of wine! The two bedrooms are beautifully appointed with comfortable beds and luxurious linens with one bedroom en-suite and the other enjoying its own separate luxurious bathroom.

The property sits on one floor and comprises:- A utility room which is accessed from the main door of the property and includes a sink, storage area, and washing machine with dryer. Open plan sitting room/dining kitchen. The sitting room area features elegant furnishings from Michael Vee Interiors including a sofa (please note the sofa in the photos has since been replaced with a darker coloured 3 seater), large wing armchair and leather chair with footstool. Technology includes a wall mounted flatscreen TV with Freeview and DVD players. Books, board games and a selection of DVDs are provided. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric cooker, ceramic hob, large fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher and microwave. Dining space with seating for four. Bedroom one has a superking bed, with side tables, console, and fitted wardrobe with shelving and hanging space. Family Bathroom with separate shower unit (rainforest head), large bath, basin, heated towel rail and WC. Bedroom two features zip and link beds which can be set up as a superking or twin as preferred - please let us know at time of booking how you would prefer this room to be made up. Side tables, console, and storage cupboard with hanging space. En suite with large walk in shower, heated towel rail, basin and WC. Heating Bioethanol fire with living flame - Guests will receive 4 bottles of fuel for a week-long stay and 3 for anything shorter. Should guests require any further fuel during their stay a nominal charge will apply. Heating throughout the property, with underfloor heating in all the main living areas. Technology Wall mounted flat-screen TV with Freeview and DVD player. Docking station. Wifi and mobile coverage Wifi is available. There is good mobile coverage on most networks. Bike/outside store There is an outside store for the secure storage of outdoor kit such as bikes, fishing gear and golf clubs. Garden and grounds There is a small lawned garden to the front of the house which can be accessed through large bi-folding doors from the living space. This area includes a raised decked patio with garden furniture and seating for four. The garden is enclosed for the safety of children and dogs. BBQ Should you require to hire a BBQ for £20 during your stay, please let us know prior to arrival. Please note that charcoal is not provided and we do ask that you return the BBQ to us clean. Parking There is private parking for two cars. Guest amenities The beds are made up with high quality Egyptian Cotton bed linen, and a hairdryer is supplied in each bedroom. Luxurious bath sheets and hand towels are provided for guests along with hand soaps and toiletries. Suction mounted handles for use in baths and showers are available on request. Babies and children A travel cot and high chair are available on request. Welcome pack A small welcome pack is provided. Eating Out The village of Gattonside is a ten minute walk away and there are two restaurants there – Seasons and the Hoebridge. Melrose is about a 25 minute walk with various cafes, bars and restaurants. Dogs Two well-behaved dogs are welcome at the property at a charge of £20 per dog, but they must be kept to the uncarpeted areas of the property and are not permitted in the bedrooms. It is essential that owners clean-up after their pets and respect the access requirements of the estate. The area surrounding the barn is farmland and dogs must be kept under control at all times, and particularly when there is livestock in the adjacent fields. Please advise at the time of booking if you will be bringing your dogs. Guest privacy The Stables is a semi-detached property and sits within a small, peaceful development of three other converted properties. The decking area and garden ground looks onto the access of the adjoining Smiddy and Granary. If you have any concerns, please call us to discuss. There are open fields to the front and rear of the development. No Smoking Smoking is strictly prohibited. Additional Accommodation For guests looking to holiday together this cottage can be booked alongside the Granary sleeping 8, Byre sleeping 4 and Smiddy sleeping 4. The properties are located next door to each other.

You are located in the heart of the Scottish Borders countryside with the most stunning views towards the Eildons. There are four holiday cottages in total and multiple bookings are certainly very welcome.

Cosy ground floor apartment at the end of a quiet cul-dul-sac in the beautiful Scottish Borders town of Melrose.There is off road parking for two vehicles at the front.The flat is located within walking distance(half a mile)via a path behind the flat, leading to the busy town centre providing many interesting shops, cafes and restaurants. Self check in via key safe. There are opportunities for cycling and walking. Rail and bus services to Edinburgh are close by No smoking ,only outside please.

Please let us know if you wish to bring any pets along. We love pets but our future guests may not, so all we ask is to clean up any mess, if any,and no pets on bedding, if you want pets sitting beside you on the sofas just put one of your own covers on . Please No smoking inside the building only use outside areas such as the patio, you can put cigarette ends in the sand bucket in the back garden.

Melrose abbey,Harmony and Priorwood gardens. Good choice of cafes and restaurants in Melrose town. Arts and crafts and a good book shop. Also a local co-op in Melrose.Asda fuel and Tescos In Galashiels approx 4 miles away. Melrose train station closed in 1969 but Tweed bank railway station to Edinburgh is a couple of miles along the A6091 which was built on the old tracks in 1987. Borders hospital with A+E half a mile away,hopefully not required. Ideal base for walking the Eildon hills.

In the heart of the Scottish Borders and nestled close to the market square in The Royal and Ancient Burgh of Selkirk, the apartment makes a great place to spend a few days or extended break while exploring this fabulous and intriguing part of Scotland. Selkirk itself has a fascinating history going back to William Wallace and more recently links with Sir Walter Scott.

Guest Comments 'This is a beautifully decorated flat and my daughter and I felt very comfortable staying here. We stayed here in February and needed to put on the heating. Luckily the owners had left very clear instructions how everything worked and it didn't take long before the flat was lovely and warm. The kitchen and living room are both spacious rooms and the beds in both bedrooms were very comfortable - beautiful bed linen from MS and a supply of fluffy towels. In the kitchen there is also a washing machine. Just off the kitchen is a separate dining room. The living room has a TV, DVD player and a record-player with an assortment of LPs! If you're looking for a holiday in the Scottish Borders, Selkirk is a lovely Borders town and I can recommend this property. ' Ms Wierzoch Accommodation for three over 2 floors: Double bedroom; Single attic bedroom; Sitting room; Kitchen; Dining Room; Cloakroom; Shower room Services: Electricity Heating Inc * Linen Towels provided * Fridge/Freezer * Washing Machine * Air drier * TV with DVD player * CD player * WIFI* Travel Cot * Pets welcome * On street parking in Market place (short stroll from the property) Extras: Pets £20/pet/week Pets information: Pets are allowed at this property by prior arrangement only. Extra charge may be payable (up to £20 per pet per week). Please contact the holiday cottage agency directly after booking to arrange Damage Deposit £150

The other Borders Towns are close by including Galashiels, Hawick, Melrose and Jedburgh, while Edinburgh itself is only a 40 minute drive or pleasant train ride on the recently reopened Borders Railway. Montrose House is so called because the Earl and Marquis of Montrose stayed here just before the Battle of Philiphaugh in 1645. He was known to be a brave and proven General but was nonetheless heavily defeated with huge loss of life, although he himself survived. There is a commemorative plaque of his stay on the wall of the apartment. The nearby Philiphaugh Estate has various trails and riverside footpaths along the Ettrick Water. One of the trails leads to the battlefield so you can imagine the scene of 5,500 men in the desperate struggle between the Covenanters and Royalists. The Estate offers more peaceful attractions as well which include a nice tearoom close to the Salmon Viewing Centre Sir Walter Scott best known as a writer, also served as Sheriff for 33 years and his legal connections should not be forgotten. The court house that he presided over is open to the public and only a short walk from the apartment and main town square. Walter Scott's life and times can be further explored at nearby Abbotsford house. The beautiful stately home of Bowhill House is not to be missed, only 3 miles from the town. The house is set in superb grounds with access to woodland walks to suit all and younger generations will have a whale of a time enjoying organised orienteering package and amazing adventure playground- ideal for children of any age and big kids too! The wonderful Borders scenery provides a super backdrop to lots of outdoor pursuits including golf, mountain biking, fishing on renowned rivers and lochs or following peaceful footpaths through the countryside. Guest Comments 'This is a beautifully decorated flat and my daughter and I felt very comfortable staying here. We stayed here in February and needed to put on the heating. Luckily the owners had left very clear instructions how everything worked and it didn't take long before the flat was lovely and warm. The kitchen and living room are both spacious rooms and the beds in both bedrooms were very comfortable - beautiful bed linen from MS and a supply of fluffy towels. In the kitchen there is also a washing machine. Just off the kitchen is a separate dining room. The living room has a TV, DVD player and a record-player with an assortment of LPs! If you're looking for a holiday in the Scottish Borders, Selkirk is a lovely Borders town and I can recommend this property. ' Ms Wierzoch

Delightful detached cottage situated in reputedly Scotland oldest continuously inhabited village. 1 mile from the bustling Abbey town of Melrose and a mere 4 miles to Tweed bank train station where you can hop aboard and be in the magnificent festival city of Edinburgh in less than an hour. Fabulous walks right from the door including the Borders landmark Eildon Hills.

The owners Neil & Ann have lovingly restored this property as it was the first house they had when they got together. They hope one day to retire back here as it holds such wonderful memories for them and they hope they can help you create some wonderful holiday memories too.

Situated in the picturesque Scottish Borders Unique in character and set in the heart of the town of Galashiels. Rose Cottage is a 200 year old traditional stone house which has been lovingly renovated to a very high standard. Quirky and cosy it contains, one double bedroom, a lounge with a log fire, kitchen and a fantastic shower room both with underfloor heating. Close to Heriot Watt University, the Borders Railway and Town Centre.

The stylishly decorated double bedroom has a Memory Foam Octaspring Mattress, 600 Thread Egyptian Cotton Sheets and Black Out Blinds. The Cottage bathroom and kitchen is heated by underfloor heating and has a small front garden. Street Parking outside the property is free and there are no parking restrictions. | Highlights | Central to the Town Centre (2 min walk) Stylish, Modern Interior and Newly Renovated Fantastic Shower, Linen and Massive FluffyTowels USB plug charger points in bedroom Memory Foam Octapspring Mattress, 600 Thread Egyptian Cotton Sheets Black Out Blinds for Cosy Sleeping Underfloor Heating Bathroom & Kitchen Multifuel Stove Hi Speed Wi-Fi Large TV with digital TV DVD player with large selection of films Light, Fresh, Yet Very Cosy Lovely Views of the Valley from the Kitchen The Scottish Borders is one of the most beautiful areas in the world to spend time, with its wide unspoiled spaces, rolling hills criss-crossed with ancient tracks and green roads, attractive villages and towns, where you are certain to come across historic castles, abbeys, keeps, or the lonely remains of fortified houses, relics of a more warlike time. Experience a unique sense of history and tradition whilst exploring the surrounding countryside rich in places of scenic and historic interest. So whether you are here for a short visit or are intending a longer stay, Rose Cottage is the perfect location to explore an area of magnificent natural scenery in what is the timeless elegance of the Scottish Borders. A two minute walk takes you into the town centre from the Cottage, convenient for access to the Railway Station, which commutes between Galashiels and Edinburgh Waverley every half hour. The Bus Station is situated adjacent to the Railway Station from which you can catch transport to almost every area within the Borders and as far as Carlisle and Berwick. You can witness each year the colour and the spectacle of the local festivals, each commemorating former deeds of honour or ancient privileges hard won and jealously guarded, or travel peaceful uncrowded roads and find pleasant wayside picnic sites. For the more active you can cast your line in the Tweed, rightly acclaimed the Queen of Scottish Rivers, or one of its tributaries, for trout and salmon in season, or swing your club on the variety of golf courses. Horse riders can mount up and ride over many of the green paths, or why not cycle along pleasant by-roads. If you are a walker the freedom of the hills is yours, and why not take advantage of the Southern Upland Way which lies on our doorstep. Local tourist attractions within the town include the War Memorial and Clock Tower which takes the form of an old Border Peel Tower designed by Sir Robert Lorimer, the architect responsible for the Scottish National War Memorial in Edinburgh Castle. The tower house is guarded by the life size mounted Border Reiver made by sculptor T.J .Clapperton. Also worth a visit is the beautiful fifteenth century mansion that is Old Gala House in whose grounds Rose Cottage was once a part. Nearby Abbotsford, home of Sir Walter Scott, still stands as a monument to the man whose shadow lies over this beautiful area of Scotland. Parking - Street parking is outside the property, there are no parking restrictions, avoid busy work hours, but spaces always available between 6am - 8am, then evening 6pm onwards. There's free street parking all around the town but this street does get busy but you'll always find a spot.

Very central to the Town Centre in a quiet location, close to shops and to Heriot Watt University and the Borders Railway. Galashiels is one of the larger towns in the Borders and we are situated a 2 minute walk from the town centre and rail and bus links. Galashiels has many shops, we love to shop local but there is a 24 hour Asda and Tesco. There are great pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes. And for entertainment there are parks, MacArts Venue for live bands and entertainment, there’s a cinema, a great gym and swimming pool. Other town and villages nearby are Melrose, Selkirk, Jedburgh, Kelso, Hawick and Peebles. There is a train to Edinburgh which takes 50 minutes. Places of interest include the Melrose Abbey, Abbotsford House (home of Sir Walter Scott) and much more. Surrounding towns are Melrose, Jedburgh, Hawick and Kelso. There are also many wonderful scenic walks in the Scottish Borders and our town is renowned for fishing, rubgy and biking trails.

Recently renovated with wood flooring, log burning stove, character, and pretty garden The apartment is warm and cosy, and very well equipped. Explore the miles of beautiful walks nearby, or the historic Scottish Border towns of Earlston, Melrose, St Boswells, Jedburgh and Kelso - this is a perfect location for discovering the Scottish Borders . Edinburgh is an hour by train/car. All linen/towels, free wi-fi, logs and heating are included. No TV. 1 small dog well behaved allowed @£5.00 night.

The apartment is ideal for a couple or for a small family or group of friends wanting to explore the Scottish Borders. Steps lead to the garden at the rear, and to the apartment front door. There is a large kitchen/dining area, well equipped with everything you need - oven, microwave, toaster, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge freezer. The spacious lounge has a log burning stove and a piano. The single bedroom and shower room are on the first floor and the double bedroom (double bed and single bed) and bathroom with bath are on the second floor. The small garden and patio area are great for relaxing or having a summer BBQ.

The apartment is a 10 minute walk from the Southern Upland Way (long distance walking route), and the Earlston Walking Group have created some very scenic and varied way marked walks which are easy to find from the apartment. There are woodland and riverside walks, as well as Black Hill which affords great views across the Borders towards the iconic Eildon hills.

A charming 2 bedroom cottage in the heart of the popular borders village of Melrose.

2 bedroom cottage one with ensuite.

Voted the best place to live in Scotland by the Sunday times in 2018 this delightful village is nestled deep in the heart of the Scottish Borders and has lots to offer visitors to the area. This charming place is famed for its age-old abbey ruins and has lots of independent bespoke shops and scenic splendour, it’s also the birthplace of the rugby sevens.

Relax and unwind at Drygrange near Melrose. Lovely clean bright and spacious room with double bed and private bathroom in owners home. Continental breakfast served in the conservatory between . Five minute drive to beautiful Melrose, home to Melrose Rugby Club; the historic Abbey and Roman settlement at Trimontium. Great for walkers with St Cuthberts Way nearby. Train link to Edinburgh 10 minutes away at Tweedbank.

Secure storage for bicycles available.

Our house sits in the grounds of Grange Hall, a former seminary college and now a nursing home. there are a network of paths from the house around Leader Water and into Melrose and Earlston.

A quiet compact single ensuite room at the rear of the building. Ideally suited to the budget traveller.

Only 10 minutes drive from Tweedbank Rail Station giving easy access to the heart of Edinburgh and all it has to offer. The Red Lion offers home-cooked food, cask ales and is dog-friendly. Ample parking available.

Earlston is a small village in the heart of the scenic Scottish Borders. With a Co-op supermarket and petrol station, Gallery, cafe, take-aways, chemist, three pubs (including the Red Lion!).

Mulberry Cottage is a unique place to stay in the lovely quaint village of Bowden, only 3 miles from the beautiful market town of Melrose. The cottage has been thoughtfully decorated with a lovely Arts and Crafts design throughout. Rooms painted in deep colours, echoed with gold finishes and stunning statement pieces. Two wonderfully comfortable super king beds with one bed zip & link converting into 2 singles. Art Deco style bathroom upstairs and a wonderful large shower downstairs.

Mulberry Cottage is certainly unique. Interior styled, warm colours and arts and crafts inspired. Cosy but spacious. A patio outside for dining on summer evenings.

Bowden is a lovely quaint village only 3 miles from the lovely market town of Melrose. Melrose offers all the things you need. A wonderful and well renowned Butchers, Martin Baird which is found on the high street. Hendersons, a beautiful garden shop. Micheal V, a stunning Interior Design shop. Greenhouse, for the a coffee and scone & The Provender, for a delicious lunch & dinner. Beautiful walks from your door will take you directly to The 3 Eildons.

This converted barn was lovingly restored by the owners parents and is a fabulous space for gathering friends or family. It is set in reputedly the oldest continuously inhabited village in Scotland, one mile from the bustling Abbey Town of Melrose and 5 miles from Tweed bank station and a direct link to the magnificent festival city of Edinburgh. It has a simply delightful 1/2 acre gardens with stunning views to the Eildon Hills which are easily reachable on foot as are many fabulous walks.

Set up a quiet lane (SEE NOTES BELOW ON ACCESS) this delightful property just oozes character with plenty of space for the whole family or groups of friends. The large dining room is ideal for those family meals where you can all sit down together for a good old blether! (remember those days?) PLEASE NOTE ONE OF THE TWIN BEDROOMS UPSTAIRS HAS SLOPING CEILINGS AND RESTRICTED HEAD ROOM. LOW LYING BEDS HAVE BEEN FITTED. EPC Rating = D

This Charming two bedrrom apartment has a modern living/fully equipped kitchen and dining area. Two Comfy Double Bedrooms. Modern Shower Room. Plenty of space.

Comfy and Spacious, within walking distance of all the town amenities

This is a quiet residential area, with a couple of convenience stores on the doorstep.

The Nest is a country cottage cliche! It is Cosy , quirky, warm, inviting, delightful and welcoming. But in truth it is all of these things and more, this tiny little cottage is full of natural light, and warmth which makes you instantly feel at home. The small lounge/kitchen/diner has everything you could need, and upstairs the ensuite bedroom, is warm, sunny and relaxing. The bathroom has a bath and an overhead shower,? The Nest also benefits from a small private garden as well.

Whole house and small private courtyard

The Nest is a 2 minute walk from the town centre and Melrose Abbey. It is also situated 50 yards from the start of The Eildon Hill walk

My place is a perfect base for a countryside/city break. It is a cosy, compact, newly upgraded flat. It is bright & airy, with picturesque views of the countryside I provide basic groceries for a self-service breakfast - an Aldis store is 1min away, & breakfasting cafe 2mins. By car or bus, you are nearby all the attractions the Scottish Borders are so famous for. Day trip to Edin? First trains to Edinburgh start before 6am, and last return just before midnight - perfect base for Edin Festival.

Ideal location for walkers, cyclists hill climbers, people looking to fish the Tweed and people who want to sight see the area. Also an ideal pit stop for travellers venturing north or south. We also have a second room for anyone wanting to book for bigger parties. ( listed separately on airbnb)

Cosy quiet attic conversion with tea and coffee facilities and storage and hanging space. There Is a separate bathroom which maybe shared if we have other guests .

Very quiet area with great views lovely walks and access to village pub and local shop. On Saint Cuthberts way. A 2 mile walk to Melrose where you will find Melrose Abbey, lots of coffee shops, bars and restaurants. You can also pick up The Southern Upland Way Walk leading through various border towns. You are also on the door step of the River Tweed if you are looking to do a bit of fishing. All borders Abbeys with easy reach. Local transport passes the door and 5 min drive away at tweedbank you can get the train to Edinburgh which takes about an hour Borders general.hospital is only a short distance along the road