The Hayloft, Kailzie

Peebles
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
2 guests
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Description

Surrounded by the lush hills and woodlands of the Upper Tweed Valley, The Hayloft is a quirky cottage perfect for those in need of a country getaway. Set within a courtyard on the Kailzie Estate, guests can enjoy private after-hours access to its stunning gardens – including its glorious walled garden, glasshouses, wild gardens, centuries-old woodland and burnside trails which evolve throughout the year. Here you can relax and reattune to the natural world – whether you’re surrounded by carpets of snowdrops, blooming rhododendrons, summer borders, fragrant roses or autumn leaves.

Enter through the main door into the hallway. Featuring fern-green panelling and a primrose-yellow rocking chair, its bench, cupboards, and hooks provide plenty of space to store coats and boots. This is the only room on the ground floor, with the rest of the living space all lying on the first floor. Up the stairs you’ll discover the cottage’s combed ceilings, lancet windows, and original wooden beams. An airy but characterful space, it commands wonderful views out to the gardens. The furniture includes bespoke and repurposed pieces from Scottish artisans, including rich velvet and floral furnishings which gather around the cosy log burner and echo the botanical environment of the cottage.

Through the living area you’ll find the kitchen, its emerald subway tiles and ample counter space bathed in natural light through the sloping skylight. The dining table is set between the symmetrical arched windows and is a lovely place to enjoy a meal, while the Kailzie Gardens Café is also on hand should you fancy a treat – located in the courtyard to the right of the cottage. The café serves speciality coffee, lunches, and Sunday roasts, sourcing as many ingredients as possible from the gardens themselves and with tables surrounded by blooming flowers in the summer months.

The bedroom lies up three steps at the opposite side of the living area. Its inviting king size bed benefits from crisp white sheets and handy brass reading lights, while a stylish ensuite bathroom can be found through a sliding door. With elegant patterned tiles, black fittings, and a rainforest shower, it’s the perfect place to unwind.

The estate and gardens are right on your doorstep, including a pétanque rink, putting green, Tweed fishing beat, and lochan so you’ll have no shortage of activities to keep you busy. You’re also spoilt for choice for beautiful scenery further afield with Glentress Forest, the gardens at Dawyck and the ancient woodlands in the Tweed Valley all within easy reach.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

For guests looking to holiday together but enjoy their own space, The Hayloft can be let in conjunction with Stables Cottage, sleeping 2, Grooms Cottage sleeping 2 and Coachman's sleeping 4 (pet friendly). These cottages all sit within the Kailzie courtyard complex, with Coachman's Cottage and Grooms Cottage next door to each other and The Hayloft sitting on the opposite side. Additionally, Honeysuckle Cottage, sleeping 4, and pet friendly, is under the same ownership and sits 1 mile from the courtyard.

FISHING ON SITE

Salmon fishing on the Estate's private beat of the River Tweed extends to some 1.75 miles and can be arranged on request.

Location

The picturesque Tweed Valley is one of the prettiest spots in the Scottish Borders and incorporates the National Scenic Area of Upper Tweeddale – one of forty such protected areas in Scotland. The charming market town of Peebles combines access to this stunning scenery with historic character, boasting a delightful array of independent shops, pubs, and restaurants, while the surrounding area is home to must-visit destinations for a number of outdoor pursuits, from fishing to mountain biking and golf.

The forests of Glentress and Innerleithen are renowned for mountain biking, ranging from family-friendly trails to world-class downhill routes. Walking enthusiasts can enjoy tranquil hikes through seven forests in the Tweed Valley or along the banks of the River Tweed – one of the finest rivers in the country for salmon fishing. The nearby Traquair House, the oldest inhabited house in Scotland, is a fascinating site for fans of history, while Kailzie Gardens is home to stunning glasshouses, formal gardens, and a woodland which blooms with carpets of snowdrops and bluebells.

Foodies can enjoy everything from chocolate-making workshops to fine dining experiences in Peebles. Nearby, the village of Innerleithen also boasts a variety of local facilities, including a butcher, brewery, and ice cream parlour, while Broughton and Biggar also feature an array of eateries and shops. Plus, if the city lights are calling, the capital city of Edinburgh is also only a 40-minute drive away.
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