Pathhead Farmhouse

Roberton
3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
6 guests
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Description

Located on the superb Hoscote Estate in the southern uplands, this is the perfect retreat to put a busy week behind you and spend some quality time with family and friends in an area that offers plenty of wildlife spotting opportunities, from butterflies to red squirrels.

The cottage is set in a wonderfully tranquil area where you can unwind and soak up the fresh country air. The accommodation sits on two floors with a light open plan living area which is just perfect for relaxed socialising in front of the wood burning stove after a busy day exploring the stunning Scottish Borders.

Beautifully presented, the property has been carefully designed to ensure maximum guest comfort sleeping up to six guests in three bedrooms which all benefit from outstanding views across open countryside. With sumptuous beds and crisp fresh linens, the cottage benefits from a large ground floor bedroom with an en suite bathroom and two first floor bedrooms with a modern shared ‘Jack and Jill’ bathroom suite.

The property sits in an elevated position high on the Hoscote Estate with stunning views of the surrounding hills. Whilst there is limited walking on the Estate due to livestock, conservation projects and gamebirds, guests can be advised of alternative walks very close by and beautiful areas to explore on foot within easy reach from the Farmhouse itself.

Roberton Walks, a booklet produced by the local community group, provides information and maps of many local walks, from easy strolls to longer hikes. The booklet is available in the property.

Location

The nearby town of Hawick (9 miles) provides plenty of local amenities, with several large supermarkets and a selection of independent shops, including the fantastic courtyard coffee shop at Johnstons of Elgin Cashmere. Other nearby dining options include the Mansfield House Hotel, the excellent Cross Keys Inn in nearby Denholm or the Italian bistro restaurant at the Denholm Meet.

Home to the finest quality Scottish cashmere and knitwear, guests can follow the Textile Trail which includes visitor centres and museums as well as factory and retail outlets where you can buy everything from finest quality cashmere, unique sample pieces or perhaps some natty woolly socks!

For a little bit of history or maybe even tracing your Scottish ancestry, head to the Heart of Hawick, a superb new arts and heritage project which includes the Textile Towerhouse Museum, as well as the Scottish Archive whose registrar and genealogy services can help you on the path of re-connecting with your Scottish roots.

For wet-weather fun, the Teviotdale Leisure Centre has a pool and other activities to keep children happy and entertained, and the Tower Mill Hub has a cinema, theatre and cafe.

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Max Adults:
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Max Children:
6
Max Infants:
3
(Children who require a cot)
Maximum number of adults and children is 6
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