The Coach House, Pentland Hills
For those craving style, comfort and fresh country air, the Coach House feels gloriously off-grid, yet sits within easy striking distance of Edinburgh when the bright lights of the city come calling.
Perched above rolling farmland on the edge of the Pentland Hills Regional Park, this is a home to re-connect and enjoy a little together time. For some this will be the journey’s end for rest and relaxation, while for others it will be the start of some amazing outdoor adventures in the raw, natural beauty of the Pentland Hills – a hot-spot for walking, biking and nature lovers. The garden is fully enclosed so great for dogs.
Inside, the cottage has a multi-level arrangement, leading down into a spacious sitting room and dining room with characterful beams painted white to bounce light, and original coach house doors opening out to the lawned garden and far reaching views. The overall look is soft and tranquil, with an impressive central wood burner the focal point of the room for hunkering down and enjoying those cosy ‘go-nowhere’ days.
The gentle colour palette continues into a shaker style kitchen with a small central island and side doors leading out to the side of the cottage which extends into the front lawned garden.
Head back to the main access hall to the rear, and there's a sun room to the rear of the property which can be used in warmer days. The inner hallway leads up to three charming bedrooms, each balanced with a gentle colour palette which are serene and restful.The main bedroom has the benefit of an en-suite shower room while the other two bedrooms share a large family bathroom with shower, and separate slipper bath for a seriously sumptuous soak.
Finally, for guests looking to holiday together but enjoy their own private space, The Sheep Cote sleeping 4 sits next door, separated by the access road and external courtyard.
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Property Layout
GROUND FLOOR
Access into the conservatory boot room with garden furniture which is an ideal spot for dogs and wellies - please note there is no heating..
Entrance hallway with 4 steps leading down to the lower ground floor.
Cloakroom with WC and basin.
Large sitting room with central wood burning stove (logs supplied), two large sofas, library of books and Smart TV with DVD player. Double door to patio and lawned garden.
Dining area with seating for 8.
Kitchen with ceramic hob, electric oven, small fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and radio. Door to side patio leading round the the front aspect of the property with lawned garden.
FIRST FLOOR
Upper landing with wardrobe.
Bedroom one with twin beds, side tables, chest of drawers and built-in wardrobe with shelving.
Bedroom two with 4'6" double bed, side tables, chest of drawers and built-in wardrobe with shelving.
Large family bathroom with large slipper bath, large walk-in shower with rainforest head and handheld unit, heated towel rail, WC and basin.
Bedroom three with super king double bed, side tables, large chest of drawers and double built-in wardrobe.
En suite bathroom with shower with rainforest head and handheld unit, heated towel rail, WC and basin.
OUTSIDE
There is a gravelled courtyard to the rear, a patio to the side of the property leading into a lawned garden with far reaching views.
There is a large table with seating for 8 guests on the main terrace with an additional smaller round table with seating for 4 guests on the side terrace. A barbecue and fire pit are available for guest use.
There is ample private parking in the gravelled courtyard to the rear.
Location
The village of West Linton (4.3 miles) has good local amenities including a small Co-op supermarket and deli for essential provisions as well as a post office, book shop, bank, and pharmacy. For tea and scones, head to the Olde Toll Tea House in the village, or for lunches or dinner the Gordon Arms pub sits nearby serving local tasty produce in the bar or the restaurant. For evening dining, the Old Bakehouse has a super reputation for its quaint ambience and high quality food and is ideal for a romantic dinner for two.
Penicuik (4.8 miles) has a greater range of amenities, pubs and restaurants and you can also find Lidl and Tesco supermarkets, a 24hr petrol station and The Penicuik Leisure Centre with gym facilities and swimming pool.
Whitmuir Organics (6 miles) has a coffee shop and restaurant and you can buy some fantastic meats, fruit and veg fresh from the farm. Everything in the shop can also be delivered so why not treat yourself and arrange for a wonderful box of organic goodies to be delivered to your holiday home in advance of your stay. Alternatively, their ‘Made Right Here’ range of steak pies, shepherds pies, pate, jams, cakes and chutney can help to make your holiday catering effortless.
The Secret Herb Garden (8 miles) is set within an old nursery and serves delicious and seasonal produce such as soups, quiches and cakes which can be enjoyed in the gardens or in the glasshouse.
The Restoration Yard and Wellbeing Lab sits within Dalkeith Country Park (14 miles) offering great shopping, homeware, food and drink, giftware and more. There is the Fort Douglas Adventure Park to keep children entertained with treehouses, zip wires, suspension bridges, slides and climbing walls. The Coffee Bar and restaurant offers tasty breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea using local produce.
Peebles and Biggar are pretty market towns and are around 17 miles away.
Amenities
- Allows babies in armsUp to 12 months.
- Allows children1 - 16 years.
- Barbecue
- Bath
- CotA travel cot is available on request. Travel cot bedding is not supplied.
- Dog friendlyTwo dogs are welcome (£20 fee per dog). The property sits on a working sheep farm therefore dogs must be kept on leads and under control while walking in the surrounding area. This is particularly important during lambing season.
- Fire pit
- HairdryerA hairdryer is available in the master bedroom.
- HeatingCentral heating throughout the cottages powered by a biomass boiler. Wood burning stove in the living area.
- Highchair
- Linen & towels provided
- Open fire/ Woodburning stoveLogs supplied.
- Outside space
- Wi-FiWi-Fi is provided but please note that due to the rural location, it is community Wi-Fi and usage is restricted to 75GB per week so not suitable for streaming. Guests can purchase additional data should this be required. Please note this is a rural area and signal can be intermittent. Mobile coverage can be patchy depending on the network.
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Important Information
For safety reasons, we do not permit electric vehicle or hybrid car charging at this property. If you’re travelling by EV, discover your nearest electric vehicle charging point here.
Scottish short-term lets licence number: ML00084F. The current EPC rating for this property is band D, a copy of the certificate can be found here.
Arrival time: 4pm
Departure time: 10am
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