Berwickshire

Berwickshire is a scenic historic county in southeastern Scotland known for its rich border history, rural landscapes, walkable market towns, and accessible transport links including rail service.

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Near Mellerstain House & Gardens

Mellerstain House & Gardens is a fine Scottish Georgian stately home designed by Robert Adam, featuring exquisite interior decorations and art collections. Visitors can explore guided tours of the house, extensive formal gardens, parkland, a playground, and a cafe in an idyllic countryside setting.

Near Foulden Tithe Barn

Foulden Tithe Barn is a rare example of a tithe barn used historically to store agricultural tithes given to the Church. It showcases modern vernacular architecture with distinctive arched openings at the first-floor level, providing insight into traditional agricultural practices.

Groom's Bell

Groom’s Bell is a gently contemporary styled, comfortable cottage located quietly yet centrally in a village setting, featuring two ensuite bedrooms and an open plan living space with wood burner, suitable for four guests.

Near Marchmont

Marchmont is an impressive Grade A listed Palladian mansion built in 1750, located in a vast 5,500-acre estate in Berwickshire. The house features original 18th-century interiors and has undergone significant restoration with guided tours and outdoor sculpture tours available for visitors.

Sea View at Lamberton

Sea View at Lamberton is a detached, two-storey property with panoramic sea views and countryside, sleeping six guests in three bedrooms, located in a peaceful rural setting with easy access to local points of interest and activities.

Near Ayton Castle

Ayton Castle is a Scottish baronial mansion surrounded by significant historic gardens and parkland. Visitors can experience guided tours of the castle on select days, explore the grounds including a miniature railway, and enjoy scenic views along the Eye Water.

2 miles from The Hirsel

The Hirsel is a 500-acre estate with scenic parkland, lake, and river, featuring a historic house, museum, craft shops, and family-friendly facilities. Visitors can enjoy walks, gardens, and a cafe in a mostly wheelchair accessible environment. An entry charge per car applies, but Historic Houses members visit free.

Paxton House - The Garden Apartment

The Garden Apartment at Paxton House is a stylish and homely ground floor apartment nestled within a historic Georgian building, offering a private retreat for couples with scenic south-facing views over the grounds and shared outdoor space.

Broadstone Cottage

A peaceful terraced holiday cottage in a village location near the River Tweed and Norham castle, serving as a base for exploring Northumberland's border towns, beaches, and nature reserves, with a private enclosed garden and off-street parking.

2 miles from Paxton House Gardens

Paxton House gardens offer a scenic outdoor experience with extensive woodland, herbaceous borders, riverside walks, and a children's play area, set around a historic Palladian mansion with vibrant seasonal displays.

2 miles from St Abb’s Head

St Abb’s Head National Nature Reserve is a dramatic coastal nature reserve known for its steep cliffs, seabird colonies, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can explore cliff-top vantage points, a nature centre, and inland wetlands, enjoying fresh sea air and rugged scenery. The site offers accessible facilities and nearby cafés for a full outdoor experience.

3 miles from Bughtrig

Bughtrig is a traditional Scottish family garden featuring a variety of plants including herbaceous plants, shrubs, fruit trees, and fine specimen trees, complemented by scattered sculptures. Visitors can enjoy a mostly wheelchair accessible outdoor garden with a small picnic area. Admission is free for Historic Houses members, with specific garden opening times in the summer.

2 miles from St Abb's Head

St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve in Scottish Borders is a coastal nature site featuring dramatic cliffs, seabird colonies, historic monastery remains, and a lighthouse. The reserve offers walking trails, a visitor centre, and diverse wildlife habitats managed by the National Trust for Scotland.

2 miles from Manderston

Manderston is an Edwardian country house in Scotland noted for its opulent interiors including a silver staircase, formal gardens, and historic stables. It offers guided tours and private events, with features like Britain's first private Biscuit Tin Museum. The venue welcomes visitors for both indoor house experiences and outdoor garden exploration.

Near Paxton House

Paxton House is an 18th-century Georgian mansion renowned for its Robert Adam interiors and extensive collection of period furniture and paintings. Visitors can explore historic rooms, enjoy gardens, woodland walks, riverside paths, boat trips, and family-friendly facilities including an adventure playground.

Fairlaw Garden Cottage

Fairlaw Garden Cottage is a spacious detached upside-down house located on a working farm in countryside surroundings with peaceful and starry skies, suitable for family stays with access to outdoor activities and nearby beaches.

2 miles from Greenknowe Tower

Greenknowe Tower is a roofless 16th-century tower house ruin in the Scottish Borders, noted for its well-preserved stonework and architectural features, set on a natural mound with historical defensive marshland surroundings.

Thirlestane Woodland Lodges

Thirlestane Woodland Lodges are nestled within the Lauderdale Estate in the South of Scotland, surrounded by mature woodland and views over the Leader Water. The setting offers a tranquil countryside retreat with access to outdoor activities such as walking, golf, and fishing, set near the Scottish Borders town of Lauder and historic Thirlestane Castle.

2 miles from Thirlestane Castle

Thirlestane Castle is a historic 16th-century castle in Berwickshire, Scotland, offering guided tours of its magnificent interiors and extensive historic collections. Visitors can explore beautifully preserved state rooms, a toy museum, and enjoy various events. The site also includes luxury accommodation and is suitable for special occasions like weddings.

2 miles from Norham Castle

Norham Castle is a historic ruined castle in Northumberland, England, situated overlooking the River Tweed. It is known for its role in the Anglo-Scottish wars, medieval fortifications, and its scenic location. The castle is maintained by English Heritage and open to visitors.

The Annex At Fernyrig

The Annex at Fernyrig is a peaceful ground-floor semi-detached bungalow in the Scottish Borders offering a cosy and homely atmosphere with scenic garden views and rural surroundings, suitable for couples or small families including pets.