Situated in St. Boswells, Scottish Borders, Dryburgh Steadings offers a serene retreat for up to four guests in a beautifully renovated farm steading beside the picturesque River Tweed. This charming accommodation is ideally located at the end of a no-through lane, providing guests with a peaceful environment to unwind and appreciate the historic landscapes. The area is rich in heritage, featuring the ancient Temple of the Muses and the evocative ruins of Dryburgh Abbey, which is notably the final resting place of the renowned author Sir Walter Scott. Guests can also enjoy the nearby town of Melrose, known for its quaint charm and proximity to various attractions.
Dryburgh Steading One is designed with modern comforts and traditional aesthetics, featuring an open-plan living area complete with a log burner, as well as two en-suite bedrooms. The property boasts a fully-enclosed garden that includes a gas barbecue and outdoor furniture, making it perfect for al fresco dining. The communal lawn area surrounding the Steading enhances the outdoor experience, allowing guests to enjoy the scenic views of the Eildon Hills and the statue of Sir William Wallace that overlooks the property. The interior is well-equipped, with high-quality kitchen amenities, luxurious linens, and thoughtful touches such as a welcome hamper for a convenient first night’s meal.
The ground floor of the accommodation includes a spacious living area, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a shower room, while the first floor features two elegantly furnished bedrooms, each with its own en-suite facilities. The property is family-friendly, offering amenities such as a travel cot and highchair upon request. Pet owners will appreciate that dogs are welcome, with facilities to clean them after outdoor adventures. Furthermore, guests can enjoy the convenience of fibre broadband and good mobile coverage, ensuring connectivity during their stay.
Dryburgh Steadings is part of a larger development of holiday homes, making it a great option for groups seeking to vacation together. The surrounding area is abundant with activities, including hiking along the Southern Upland Way, fishing in the nearby river, and exploring local cultural highlights such as the Hawick Museum & Art Gallery. With its blend of comfort, history, and outdoor activities, Dryburgh Steadings provides an exceptional getaway experience in the heart of Scotland’s beautiful Borders region.
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