Kelso 7.3 miles. Positioned within the surrounding countryside outside the bustling hub of Kelso in the Scottish Borders is a wonderful working farm, home to 3 Hoselaw Farm Cottages. Boasting attractive interiors to enjoy when you're not out on adventures in the beautiful Scottish scenery, this end-terrace cottage offers four guests a lovely base from which to explore. Head inside the property and come into the welcoming living/dining room where a woodburning stove sits within the fireplace to warm you on a winter evening, along with a Smart TV to entertain as you relax on the armchair or sofa. Gather at the dining table in here for mealtimes together sharing your favourite moments of the day, with lovingly prepared dishes made in the excellent kitchen complete with everything you need on a self-catered stay, including a handy dishwasher! Wake up to a morning coffee in the conservatory and return for an afternoon sitting here with a good book as the sun shines through the glass. The ground-floor bathroom offers a lovely space to freshen up with a bath and an overhead shower, along with a heated towel rail too. Head upstairs to find two delightful bedrooms, with both enjoying views of the Hoselaw Loch and home to storage and armchairs, comprising of a king-size and a twin room, both equally inviting with 200 thread count linen. The cottage also lies near to the border into England and the north of the Northumberland National Park so is great for walkers seeking some challenging hills and peaks, with The Cheviot being the highest point within the national park boasting panoramic views well worth the expedition up to the summit. The historic town of Kelso with its cobbled streets and squares alongside the Georgian buildings makes for a delightful place to explore, with a host of pubs, restaurants and shops to visit, as well as riverside strolls to enjoy along both the Teviot and the Tweed. Plenty of fascinating castles and stately homes lie in the area, with Floors Castle & Gardens resting in Kelso and boasting lavish furnishings, art and roof turrets dating back to 1721. Make trips to the likes of Abbotsford Home of Sir Walter Scott, Mellerstain House & Gardens, Paxton House and Manderston House, each just a scenic drive away and affording you a wonderful day of history and picturesque grounds to wander. Enjoy finding the hidden gems of the Scottish Borders from this lovely farm setting at 3 Hoselaw Farm Cottages. EPC Rating: Band D

Resting in the Scottish Borders is the quaint town of Kelso where the rivers Tweed and Teviot meet. Boasting cobbled streets and squares along with a scattering of Georgian buildings, it's a picture perfect base for a trip to the Borders. The town is home to plenty of welcoming pubs, restaurants and local shops, along with the impressive stately home of Floors Castle, with other places to visit nearby including Mellerstain House, Kelso Abbey and Kelso Races.

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