Pennine Way Cottage

Yetholm
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
2 guests
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Description

Sitting in a Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you can stride out across heathery hillsides and soak up glorious skies and spectacular sunsets, yet a leisurely half mile walk will take you to the dog-friendly village pub where you will find a roaring fire, good food and a fine real ale.

As the first house in Scotland as walkers leave the Pennine Way, and the last for those leaving Scotland on the path of St. Cuthbert's Way, this cottage will appeal to walkers and nature lovers who will be drawn to its exceptional location, but equally will suit those seeking a quiet, relaxed break away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The cottage has been carefully and sympathetically developed by the owners to take full advantage of the views, comprising a series of tiered timber decks with the living space nestled on the middle level. Natural stone, larch cladding and wood are used throughout in keeping with the natural beauty of the surroundings.

The sitting room is warm and comforting with a mix of soft furnishings which take inspiration from the rich, earthy colours of the landscape. A large wood burning stove keeps things toasty when the seasons change and a deep reclining armchair offers the best seat in the house watching the soft morning light and ever-changing colours of the seasons.

Dogs are welcome here and the cottage has a warm, comfortable space with wood burner which is perfect for drying-off the furry members of your party after a day in the great outdoors. This leads into a smart kitchen and dining area with a large feature window and french doors opening up onto the large wooden deck with garden furniture for alfresco dining.

Location

The thriving village of Town Yetholm (1 mile) enjoys good local amenities including a post office, an excellent butchers shop, a village pub, small store and tea-room, and for eating-out, you will receive a friendly welcome at the Border Hotel in Kirk Yetholm (0.5 miles) which has an excellent reputation for food using locally sourced produce, as well as a convivial bar and beer garden for sitting-out in the summer months.

A little further afield guests can enjoy all the amenities of the bustling market town of Kelso (7 miles) with its pretty Flemish style square and rich Georgian and Victorian architecture. You will find plenty of restaurants, pubs and coffee stops to choose from here as well as a fine range of independent shops and a number of large supermarkets.

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