Dryburgh Stirling Two
Nestled gently on the banks of the River Tweed amidst the rich dramatic beauty of the landscape made famous by the writings of Sir Walter Scott, this is an enchanting spot.
Now offered as two outstanding holiday lets, the cottages at Dryburgh have undergone a complete transformation to ensure the highest level of guest comfort throughout.
Sitting at the end of a no-through road surrounded by scenic parkland and woodland, the area is steeped in history and heritage, positioned just a stone’s throw from the romantic medieval ruins of Dryburgh Abbey, the mighty sandstone statue of Sir William Wallace, and the Dryburgh chain link bridge.
With its cosy country scheme, Dryburgh Stirling Two is a perfect setting for families and friends to get comfortable and enjoy this tranquil riverside retreat. The cottage has been furnished with great care and attention with deep sumptuous sofas, high quality finishes and lovely proportions.
ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION
For guests looking to holiday together, this cottage can be booked alongside Dryburgh Steading One (sleeping 4), Dryburgh Steading Two (sleeping 4), Dryburgh Steading Three (sleeping 6), Dryburgh Steading Four (sleeping 4), The Bothy at Dryburgh (sleeping 2), Dryburgh Stirling One (sleeping 4), or Dryburgh Farmhouse (sleeping 10).
Property Layout
GROUND FLOOR
Open-plan sitting room/dining/kitchen:
Sitting room with two large double sofas set around a wood burning stove with logs supplied. Technology includes a flat screen TV with integrated DVD. A selection of books, games and DVDs are provided.
Kitchen/dining is fully equipped with electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge, integrated dishwasher, integrated microwave and wine fridge. CD/stereo system. There is an informal dining space with seating for 4/6. The breakfast bar has two high stools, and there is a separate round dining table with seating for 4/6. There is a large external storage/utility with washing machine and freezer.
Conservatory with two leather sofas and flat screen TV. This opens out onto the patio which is equipped with garden furniture and enjoys lovely views over open parkland.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom one with 4’6” double bed, side tables, wardrobe, chest of drawers, and flat screen TV.
Bathroom with shower unit, heated towel rail, basin and WC.
Bedroom two with 5’ king size bed, side tables, chest of drawers, flat screen TV.
En-suite bathroom with corner shower unit, heated towel rail, basin and WC.
OUTSIDE
There is a private patio and lawned garden to the rear of the property which is accessed from the conservatory. This has outside furniture for relaxation. The garden is fully enclosed with rabbit wire running along the bottom of the fence between the two neighbouring properties to prevent small dogs from escaping. There is a secure outdoor storage room with plenty of space for outdoor kit, fishing rods and bikes. An external cloakroom with WC adjoins the property. There is a large open kennel for dogs leading into the storage room to give dogs both internal and outdoor space.
There is private parking for two cars to the front of the cottage.
Location
Dryburgh Stirling Two is within walking distance of the Dryburgh Abbey Hotel where guests are welcome to use the bar and AA rosette restaurant and bistro, and is just three miles from St Boswells which boasts the fabulous, award-winning Mainstreet Trading bookshop, café, deli and antiques shop and the excellent Blue Coo Bistro at the Buccleuch Arms. There is also a good butchers, small Co-op supermarket and the Borders Gunroom.
Nearby Melrose (7 miles) is one of the most picturesque in the Borders and has an excellent range of independent shops selling fine quality food and drink including The Country Kitchen for deli produce, cheeses, whole foods and fresh coffees; Dalgetty’s Bakery, makers of the original Selkirk Bannock; or Baird’s Butchers for locally sourced produce as well as freshly prepared homemade meals which are perfect for holiday stays. You will also find a quality fishmongers, a fresh fruit and veg shop as well as two small convenience stores.
For coffee and cake, pop into Apples for Jam for a steaming cappuccino and a delicious butter cream sponge, or for evening dining, the Town House, Provender, Burts or Marmions all come highly recommended. A short drive will also take you to the pretty conservation village of Gattonside ( 6 miles) for excellent food at Seasons or the Hoebridge Restaurant.
Amenities
- Allows babies in armsUp to 12 months.
- Allows children1 - 16 years.
- CotA travel cot is available on request. Travel cot bedding is not supplied.
- Dog friendlyTwo well-behaved dogs are permitted but must be kept to the conservatory area of the property only. Owners are asked to ensure that dogs are clean and dry before access into the property. There is an outside tap and large outside kennel.
- EV chargingRefer to Important Information for further details.
- Enclosed garden
- HairdryerA hairdryer is provided in each bedroom.
- HeatingCentral heating throughout the property. Wood burning stove in the sitting room.
- Highchair
- Linen & towels providedBathrobes are also provided.
- Open fire/ Woodburning stoveLogs supplied.
- Outside space
- Wi-FiWi-Fi is available but guests should be aware that speeds can be variable. There is good mobile coverage on most networks.
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Important Information
An outdoor three-pin 3kW outdoor socket is available for guests with an EVSE cable to charge vehicles if required. There are also two additional three-pin 3kW outdoor sockets available for all guests staying in the Dryburgh properties to charge electric vehicles, found next to the sheltered communal parking area. Please note that these are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For safety reasons, please only use the dedicated charger for car charging at this property. Discover alternative electric vehicle charging points here.
Scottish short-term lets licence number: SB00636F. The current EPC rating for this property is band E, a copy of the certificate can be found here.
Arrival time: 4pmDeparture time: 10am
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