The Farmhouse - Self catering holiday cottage in Cockburnspath, Nr Berwickshire, East Lothian, Scotland - Sleeps 10
Group bookings available: This property is part of a collection which, when rented together, can accommodate up to 20 guests
The Farmhouse
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The Farmhouse is located at Tower Farm and sleeps ten guests in five bedrooms. It is one of two delightful holiday cottages, available for long or short breaks, which can accommodate large group bookings of up to twenty guests if hired together. The cottages are located near the village of Cockburnspath on the spectacular, east coast of the Scottish Borders, close to East Lothian, the neighbouring county which is famous for its world class golf courses and beautiful clean beaches.
These beautiful cottages provide an ideal place for a relaxing holiday and are also perfect for using as a base to explore the area with the City of Edinburgh being just fifty minutes away by car and Newcastle within one hour.
Tower Farm is a great location for you to explore the Lothians’, Scottish Borders and also Northumberland.
The cottages are perfect for small or large groups wanting to get away for a relaxing break or to celebrate a special occasion such as a birthday, anniversary or reunion.
The area offers a wide range of activities to participate in and many interesting places to visit. Whether you enjoy walking, cycling, golf, surfing, fishing, diving, horse riding or prefer to explore the abundance of historic sites, local beauty spots, castles, visitor attractions or stately homes - there is something here for everyone.
Walking - the area boasts picturesque scenery and offers good walking countryside with an excellent mix of both stunning coastlines and rolling countryside. There are a range of walks to suit all abilities and energy levels with a good selection in the immediate location.
Golf - this is 'golfers heaven' with the highest concentration of links courses to be found anywhere (some championship hosts) including North Berwick West Links, Dunbar, Gullane, Luffness New, Muirfield, Kilspindie, Longniddry and Craigielaw.
Edinburgh - the capital city of Scotland makes a wonderful day trip with its great shops; excellent selection of restaurants, cafe's, pubs and bistros; wonderful architecture and cultural festivals. It is only a twenty minute train ride from Dunbar station (which is just eight miles from the farm) or fifty minutes by car.
Local beaches - The coastline from Edinburgh to Northumberland is renowned for its stunning beaches and interesting craggy cliffs. The local beaches of Coldingham, Pease Bay, Whitesands, Belhaven Bay and coastline of St Abbs and Dunbar hold an excellent reputation for great diving and good surfing. Just one mile from the farm is Peas Bay where the first surf club in Scotland started.
East Lothian - with its picturesque villages and towns of North Berwick, Aberlady, Stenton, Gullane, Gifford and Garvald. It also offers many places of interest including the Scottish Sea Bird Centre, Belhaven Brewery, Glenkinckie Distillery and Concorde at the Museum of Flight.
Northumberland - A trip to this area would not be complete without visiting Berwick upon Tweed, Holy Island, Lindisfarne and Bamburgh and Alnwik Castle and Gardens.
Facilities
Beach Nearby Open Fire Garden/Outside Area Bike Storage Internet Access Golf Facilities Nearby Off-Road Parking DVD Washing Machine Tumble Dryer Microwave Dishwasher CD Player Shower Bath Cot Kingsize Bed
The Farmhouse sleeps ten guests in five bedrooms and is the original farmhouse and offers guests a good amount of space and a nice sized dining room able to sit twenty guests.
Accommodation comprises:
Ground floor
Front door entrance into hall way with good cupboard space and utility area with sink, washing machine and tumble dryer.
Good sized kitchen with fridge freezer, electric cooker, dishwasher and kitchen table seating eight.
Dining room that can seat up to twenty guests with windows looking out to the garden.
Small toilet and wash hand basin.
Large sitting room with coal fire, TV, DVD and windows looking out to the garden.
Ground floor double bedroom with window looking out to the garden.
Upstairs
Large Master bedroom with excellent wardrobe space and windows looking out to the garden.
Three twin rooms.
Bathroom with shower over bath, toilet and wash hand basin.
Shower room, toilet and wash hand basin.
Garden - a lovely walled garden with a large grass area to the back of the house that is ideal for children and a sheltered rockery and walled barbeque area with table and chairs. Garden shed available for storing sports equipment.
The Farmhouse prices: 7 nights high season (July & August) £1000; 7 nights mid season (April, May, June, September, October) £900; 7 nights low season (January, February, March, November, December) £750 and Christmas/New Year £1200. 3 night weekends and 4 night midweek prices are from £550 to £650.
Additional information: Bed linen, towels, heating and electricity are included within the price. Short breaks may be available (weekend and mid-week), please enquire with owner. One dog is welcome per house (must be house trained and sleep in the kitchen). There are also dog kennels across the road at Pease Lye. Cots can be provided and child's high chair upon request but must be pre booked.
Prices for 7 nights: Low Season from £750 Mid Season from £900 High Season from £1000 Peak Season £1200
Key details:
Star Rating: 3 Star Pets: Yes Smoking: No Children: Yes Changeover Day: Flexible
Payment options:
Please enquire with owner
Bedroom configuration:
Sleeps 10 people in 5 bedrooms (2 Doubles, 3 Twins)
Group booking details:
Please note: The Farmhouse sleeps 10 people. The owner has 2 properties which, when booked together, can accommodate up to 20 guests.
Dining capacity: 20 (Guests can be seated together for meals)
Contact owner for group prices
All male groups: Yes
All female groups: Yes
Catering Available: No
Owner's details:
Owner: Tracy Drysdale click Contact Details for owner´s phone number and email address.
The Farmhouse joined Independent Cottages in Feb 2009