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Cottage in Jedburgh with Stunning Views
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Service on Site
23
Reviews
10
We stayed here from
2023-08-19
until
2023-08-26
US
Everything in the cottage was great. And there was a great view of the Abbey. There was also not much noise outside, only the occasional ringing of church bells. I would highly recommend this cottage.
Van Esch
10
We stayed here from
2016-08-13
until
2016-08-20
NL
Lovely cottage in a beautiful place. Nice that the center of Jedburgh is within walking distance for groceries. Several nice restaurants and attractions within walking distance. Nice owners, rental and completely taken care of.
van Loon
9.7
We stayed here from
2018-07-07
until
2018-07-14
NL
Good communication with the landlord, who was easily approachable and helpful throughout the week. Beautiful house that is fully equipped. Within walking distance of the village center, in the region is also e.e.a. experience.
Ten Klooster
9.2
We stayed here from
2021-08-21
until
2021-08-28
US
House is very well equipped, clean and comfortable. The town of Jedburgh is lovely with plenty of walks and sights to visit in the town itself and the surrounding area has beautiful scenery and an abundance of places to explore.
Oughton
8.3
We stayed here from
2018-05-05
until
2018-05-12
NL
Booked a cottage for the 2nd time here. Located on the edge of the village. Supermarket nearby. Lidl and large supermarket at 20 min drive. Many possibilities. Historically, beautiful villages. This time we visited the eastern coastline. Bamburgh (castle), St Abb "s Head, With boat around the Farnlan Islands is a must, you can almost touch the seals and penguins The beautiful Northumberland with coasts All within an hour's drive Jedburgh is a cozy town with ruins of abbey and prison.Love to experience for 1 week.Home was fine, 1 minus is the bad Wifi connection
lernout
7.4
We stayed here from
2019-07-27
until
2019-08-03
NL
Wonderful base for the border area. In Jedburgh itself is a beautiful abbey, a prison museum and the house where Mary Queen of Scots lived for a month. In Tweedham (10 minutes' drive) you park your car for free at the station and board the train to Edinburgh. And of course there are many beautiful castles and country houses in the area. A little further away are Alnwick Castle and Gragside; both more than beautiful. So much to do. The house itself is simple, but it meets and is located in a beautiful spot.
Venema
0
We stayed here from
2016-05-26
until
2016-06-09
NL
It was our second time and we enjoyed St Abb 's Head, the Border Abbeys, Abbotsford House, Mellerstaine, Hadrian' s Wall, Bamburgh and the beautiful surroundings. The weather was very with it.
Schouten
0
We stayed here from
2015-11-20
until
2015-11-25
NL
The Cottage was well decorated and cozy and schoon.Helaas lay down the street open for werkzaamheden.Zodoende we could not with the car there, and had to park up and walk a long way down the Cottage.Onze friend (75 years is not good walker) was very moeilijk.Wel had the homeowner a mail sent just before the afvaart.Zijn many orphans drive to Eden Burgh \/ Glasgow \/ and the kust.De worth and the landscape is beautiful and worth waard.Als you're not a good walker I advise you this is not aan.Maar otherwise fine and a nice view from the house.
van IJzendoorn
0
We stayed here from
2015-07-25
until
2015-08-01
GB
Very friendly and helpful owners. The house is clean and cosy with everything we needed. Thanks for a lovely stay.
Berry
0
We stayed here from
2015-05-02
until
2015-05-09
NL
Cottage is centrally located for southern Scotland and northern England. Edinburgh and Glasgow are easily accessible. In the village are 2 supermarkets with long opening hours 7 days a week. Several restaurants and many takeaway. There are various opportunities for mountain biking and hiking at various levels. Very hospitable owners and the cottage is a lot of information about all the possibilities. Edinburgh zoo is a must, great zoo. Loch Katrine and Loch Lomond to cycle for a taste of the highlands. We traveled with 2 young children which was plenty to do. Cottage is higher on a hill, so not suitable for people with mobility problems within 2 steps.
Hoogstad
0
We stayed here from
2014-04-19
until
2014-04-26
NL
We have spent a nice week in Jedburgh. We had the pink Cheviot Cottage, it was big enough for three of us and certainly warm enough. The cottage was very clean and tidy and the beds were nice opgemaakt.We were warmly received by ms Milward. From the parking lot to the cottage was a steep walk, so for someone who has limited mobility is not convenient. The weather was with us, we also had rain but 1.5 days. and a reasonable amount of sun. We went to the coast to the Sea Bird Centre in North Berwick, unfortunately, too much wind for a boat, but the cliff walk done in the sunshine at St Abbs Head. We have been to Loch Lomond and Loch Katharine, but a long drive but worth it. Unfortunately, not rented a bike at Loch Katherine, but that is definitely recommended. We have been to Edinburgh and its castle, near Edinburgh took a bus to the city center from the P + R to 3.5 pounds per person, you can travel all day with the Lothian bus. Been to Alnwick Castle on a rainy day, beautiful castle, but Harry Potter is hard to find. And we have a beautiful walk created by Grey Mare 's Tail up to Loch Skene, but the first part though steep. Jedburgh in the Abb
Verkerk-Van Leliveld
0
We stayed here from
2013-10-12
until
2013-10-19
NL
House in Jedburg is nice and central drive in the perimeter of 1, 2 or 3 hours is plenty to do. House itself looked good and cozy out but you should be fine with walking up to it to be able to do. Steep slope and steps well The owners are very friendly and helpful. Bamburgh Castle was nice (outdoor games for children) and Alnwick Castle (where part of Harry Potter is included) was also nice, unfortunately were there within no pictures "are s made. In Jedburgh itself is much take-a-way food get (chinese, indian, kebabs, fish & chips) and a fairly extensive supermarket so we could cook. Restaurant The Pheasant is itself also visited a must. Edinburgh with his sundayroast (camera obscura was fun, optical illusions) and the double a round made. driven by the lake district Trossaachs, adventurous road and beautiful surroundings. Unfortunately the food on the P & AMPO ferry on the way back (Dover-Calais) very disappointing and this was very expensive. This was a big disappointment at the end of our holiday. Furthermore great holiday!!
Brouwers
0
We stayed here from
2013-07-27
until
2013-08-03
NL
We spent a week in this house. It is very well furnished and equipped. The lie in the village's fine. Anywhere close to, but completely calm. In the immediate vicinity walked a lot. Information on different walks was present in the house. Edinburgh and day and day went to the coast. These distances were doing good. Highly recommended!
Bouwman
0
We stayed here from
2013-08-10
until
2013-08-17
NL
Lovely holiday cottage is really super. Pity WiFi was not accessible in the cottage (on terrace) and with 2 teenagers ........... There was not much for them to do when we were in the house, even in the village. But with the four of us we have great fun though!
Jalvingh
0
We stayed here from
2013-07-13
until
2013-07-27
NL
For the first time, a house that was selected in a doprje, and that was good. Running errands and you can 'evening somewhere which can eat right away without having to pack the car is very nice, but we did not feel to sit. In a busy area, the houses are what afterwards and there is a lot of green around. Friendly and helpful owner. Could earlier in the cottage because our boat at 9 am "morning arrived. Beautiful area for walking and cycling. And we were also extremely good weather so we spent two days. Beachfront at Coldinghambay In short, a very nice and relaxing holiday!
Goubitz
0
We stayed here from
2013-05-01
until
2013-05-08
NL
Very comfortable house, where we have a nice week gehad.De owner was very customizable, we could always contact him for questions and were even slightly longer stay in the cottage on departure because of the departure of the boot.Er is much to discover in the environment, castles, museums, nature, cities had etc.Top holiday!
Beneker Schot
0
We stayed here from
2012-08-04
until
2012-08-11
NL
The superbly equipped and beautifully situated holiday houses provide ample opportunity to relax completely to komen.Alles is there what you need. It is very quiet. The beds are fantastic, we slept like a baby! The owner lives on site and is easily accessible. Problems Furthermore, it allows guests to completely alone. There is a lot of privacy. The cottages where we stayed all layers separately with enough space to house heen.Jedburgh is very centrally located to many interesting places and sights to visit. Jedburgh itself is eg the old prison, the old monastery (ruins) and the home of Mary Queen of Schotland.In the area is easily accessible by car: Floors castle (gorgeous!), Alnwick castle (Harry Potter! ), Edinburgh (worth a visit), Scott 's view (beautiful view) etc.Wandelen in near Jedburgh is very possible. At the VVV (Tourist Information) is a book for sale (2 Pounds) with various walks of different length. The walks are doing well and carry through small country roads and pastures. Wonderful! We left with melancholy Jedburgh. On the boat we started immediately a return visit for next year plan in mind. we go
Leunissen
0
We stayed here from
2012-07-07
until
2012-07-14
NL
Extremely well maintained home. Jedburg great view from the living room and bedrooms, but also the balcony and terrace with dining table. Comfy beds, spacious kitchen and a very friendly owner.
Buis
0
We stayed here from
2012-06-16
until
2012-06-30
NL
Cheviot Cottage is a great holiday and a good base for excursions, walks and visits of all bezienswaardigheden.De friendly reception and hospitality of the fam Millward, fantastic!
Valk
0
We stayed here from
2011-08-06
until
2011-08-13
NL
We stayed a week in Jedburgh. A nice village that can serve well as a base for trips to all corners: Edinburgh in the north, the beautiful east coast at St Abbs, Northumberland National Park and Hadrian's Wall in the south and the Upper Hills in the west. The reception was most friendly and the cottage is relatively new, clean and for 2-3 persons is ideal. Four is a little cramped. The cottage is fully equipped, except for the TV remote. All in all a nice introduction to Scotland. R & H
Krijnsen
0
We stayed here from
2008-05-31
until
2008-06-07
BE
Beautiful surroundings and we have had with geuk hot weather any day rain. As regards the cottage excellent good all the trimmings. Well I would like to mention for the sequel that there is a video and DVD player available. John was an excellent host. What the country itself incredible nature and tranquility, expensive.Wij be enjoyed.
DE BELDER
0
We stayed here from
2006-10-21
until
2006-10-28
NL
- English translation at the bottom it was our first time that we spent a holiday in Scotland. People, it always rains in Scotland, that's hogwash. We have seen the sun every day. The weather was beautiful. The country has a breathtaking beauty. Castles abound. Beautiful scenery and lovely meandering paths. We felt like the king of the weg.De cottage is fully equipped including a dishwasher, ironing board, DVD player and a spacious kitchen. The house is built on a hillside. From the parking lot to the house you have to walk a few steps, but hey, this gives you a fantastic view in return. Just as the family Hendrikse Roosendaal get this house and its surroundings from us a thick 10.Gaat you also? In conclusion than a tip. Planning a car trip to St. Abbs., And then driving along the coast south to Bamburgh Castle. An unforgettable ervaring.Groeten the Hu family Rotterdam.This was our first vacation in Scotland. Is it always raining in Scotland? That 's nonsense., We have seen the sun every single day. The weather was beautiful. The country is of a breathtaking beauty. Numerous castles. Beautiful nature and lovely meandering roads. We felt like b
Hu
0
We stayed here from
2006-07-22
until
2006-07-29
NL
This is really a super cottage, comfortably furnished with all the luxuries in the kitchen and bathroom. Nice location in Jedburgh. Nice and attentive eigenaren.We gehad.Fam have a wonderful week here. Hendrikse from Roosendaal
Hendrikse
Additional Costs
Bedlinen
Present
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Pets
Not allowed
Inapplicable
Cleaning
Included
£ 40.00
Group/Stay
23
Review(s)
Average rating
5
/ maximum achievable 5
Guests
4
Bathrooms
1
Bedrooms
2
Cottage
Cottage in Jedburgh with Stunning Views
Tranquil Border Retreat
Nestled on a sloping hillside, this attractive holiday home offers stunning open views over the Historic Royal Burgh of Jedburgh and the surrounding countryside. Tucked away in a peaceful garden setting yet close to the town centre, the cottage features a modern open-plan design with a split-level kitchen and bathroom. Two comfortable bedrooms - one double and one twin - provide the perfect space for couples or small families. Explore the Borders and Beyond
Jedburgh is a charming town with plenty of bars, cafes, and restaurants all within easy walking distance. Ideal for walking, cycling, and discovering the scenic Border countryside, the location also offers convenient access to famous sites such as Hadrian's Wall, Holy Island, Edinburgh, beautiful beaches, castles, and lochs - all within an hour's drive. Experience the unhurried pace and rich history of the Scottish Borders from this perfectly located base. Comfort and Convenience
The cottage comes with gas central heating, double glazing, free onsite parking, and complimentary WiFi (though speeds may vary due to the rural setting). One well-behaved dog is welcome, with dog towels, treats, and bags provided for your convenience. Guests are asked to respect the property by keeping pets off furniture and supervised at all times, ensuring a comfortable stay for all.
Facilities
Key facilities
Ground floor: (hallway, Living room(acces via outside stairway)(TV(smart TV), dining table, seating area, DVD player), Kitchen(oven(grill-oven), microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer), bathroom(bathtub with shower, washbasin, toilet))\n\nOn the 1st floor: (bedroom(double bed(130 x 160 cm)), bedroom(2x single bed(90 x 160 cm)))\n\nheating(central, gas), terrace, garden, garden furniture, parking
Remarks
Do you want to take your pet to the UK from abroad? Inquire about relevant rules and regulations
Tip from the houseowner
The Scottish Borders offers an unhurried way of life. There are wonderful countryside quiet roads, history and heritage, castles and country homes. In addition, glorious sandy beaches and an awesome rugged coastline are all within an hour’s drive.
In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay:
For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.
The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts.
There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the "Jedburgh Callants Festival" at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside.“Walking Festival” later in the year, see: http://www.borderswalking.com/
In the town, visitor attractions include a 12th century abbey, Mary Queen of Scots house and a Georgian Reform Jail, as well as way-marked walking and cycling routes - (bicycle hire nearby). There is also an excellent Gateway Visitor Centre where you can find out about what to see and do for day excursions during your stay:
For example, Edinburgh and the Highlands to the north, Hadrian's Wall, Alnwick Castle and Gardens to the south, Holy Island, St Abbs Head and the coast to the east, and St Mary's Loch to the west. Castles and stately homes abound in all directions amid the beautiful rolling countryside.
The cottage is located within a few minutes walk of the conservation town centre of Jedburgh and all its amenities and facilities You can leave the car behind in the on-site car park after a busy day touring and enjoy a choice of restaurants, pubs, (some with local evening entertainment) a fitness centre with 25m swimming pool, tennis and squash courts.
There are regular farmers and continental markets held in the town centre; annual festivals include the "Jedburgh Callants Festival" at the end of June and the beginning of July; Jedburgh Half marathon in October and rugby at The Riverside.“Walking Festival” later in the year, see: http://www.borderswalking.com/
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Free
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