Dryburgh Farmhouse One is tucked away at the end of a no-through-road on the banks of the River Tweed and can be rented with its sister property for larger groups.

With three large windows looking out over the garden, Dryburgh Farmhouse One has a bright interior with lots of space for relaxing and enjoying your time away. French doors open straight out onto the south-facing garden, ideal for just strolling out and enjoying the last of the evening’s rays.

The kitchen comes with a large dining table that seats six comfortably, as well as a flat screen television if chef wants a little distraction while preparing the evening meal. The property can be rented with Dryburgh Farmhouse Two for parties of up to eight guests. A hallway links the two properties, with doors that will be locked to keep them separated when booking individually.

The property has views of the River Tweed, with woodland walks and paths accessible from the front door. The ruins of Dryburgh Abbey are just a short, five-minute walk away.

Also available to book at this site are Dryburgh Farmhouse Two (sleeps four guests); Dryburgh Steading One (sleeps six guests); Dryburgh Steading Two (sleeps four guests); Dryburgh Steading Three (sleeps six guests) and Dryburgh Steading Four (sleeps four guests). A short distance away are Dryburgh Stirling One (sleeps four guests) and Dryburgh Stirling Two (sleeps four guests).

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