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"Coo's View"
No5 Hardiesmill Place Farm Cottages
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A Fantastic Location to enjoy your family time
Come and stay in the fabulous rural setting of the Scottish Borders, surrounded by cattle grazing, wildlife, and wonderful views. A newly refurbished, dog-friendly, Fjordhaus, with 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, veranda, balcony, large living room, garden, table tennis/darts games/playroom. A foodies paradise, with fantastic local food on your doorstep. Self contained.
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BUPDATE - Bookings still taken for one household. We will refund/change dates if Covid-19 regulations make it impossible for you and your family to come.
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Sleeps 6 in 3 Bedrooms
2 x Double Bedrooms
1 x Twin Bedded Room
A Fantastic Kitchen
A Kitchen designed to cook in, with a Rangemaster cooker, microwave, toaster & dishwasher. Great for fantastic meals using local produce. Now Hardiesmill has opened a farm shop at the end of the road, you can pre-order goods to be delivered to the house, including fabulous grass-fed beef, veg, berries, butter, cream. All local.
Outside games room
A garage converted into a wet weather play area, with full-size table tennis and a dart board.
Set in its own garden
A 9.17m x 4.32m living room with access onto a spacious decking terrace & on into the garden. Views over the fantastic rolling countryside of the Scottish Borders
Locality
Set in the wonderful Scottish Borders, Coo's View gives you an excuse to enjoy some of the very best of British. The area boasts some of the very best ingredients in the world, whether beef, salmon, shell fish, lamb, roe-deer or potatoes. We have links with many of the local pubs & restaurants that specialise in local food. Glen Tress cycle tracks are within 45mins, whilst wonderful walks: along the Tweed, the Teviot or up a hill, are even closer. The historic Abbeys in Jedburgh, Dryburgh, Melrose, Kelso, and the beautiful Adam-designed Mellerstain House are within minutes, as is the amazing Abbotsford, home to Sir Walter Scott, finder of the Crown Jewels of Scotland, the man who persuaded George IV to legalise tartan after his visit to Scotland, Sir Walter Scott was author of Rob Roy and Westward Ho! to name a few. Avisit Kelso and Melrose, or even a trip over to the coastal villages of the Berwickshire coast. Edinburgh is only an hour away; either take the car or use the new Borders Railway from Tweedbank.
