The Lodge

Melrose
1 bedroom
1 bathroom
2 guests
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Description

The stylish interior draws inspiration from the gentle sights and sounds of nature, using tactile fabrics and furnishings to great effect. Rich earthy colours have been skillfully mixed with natural textures and furnishings to create an incredibly atmospheric space.

The sitting room is wonderfully inviting with luxe panelling in deep Hague blue adding an air of sophistication, complemented by a blue velvet sofa and wood burner for a touch of toasty Scandi hygge.

The smart kitchen with dining space continues the theme with botanical prints bringing the outside in, extending through the hall and upper landing with a fantastic feature wallpaper from GP & J Baker adding a decadent finish.

The bedroom has been designed to take advantage of the views and light with dormer Velux windows and a sumptuous super king bed offering an inviting space for rest and relaxation.

The adjoining bathroom is a generous space with a free-standing bathtub perfectly positioned for soaking up the view. A large walk in shower with scalloped mermaid tiles and gold-toned finishes add a touch of art-deco opulence.

Outside, a terraced garden sits to the right of the cottage leading to a patio. This is bounded by extensive woodlands, often favoured by Sir Walter Scott as he rode his horse in the immediate vicinity of his nearby home at Abbotsford.

ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION

If you are looking for a property in a similar style, The Railway Carriage (sleeping 2) and The Studio (sleeping 2) sit under the same ownership.

Location

Nearby Melrose (4 miles) is one of the most picturesque in the Borders and has an excellent range of independent shops selling fine quality food and drink including The Country Kitchen for lovely deli produce; Dalgetty’s Bakery, makers of the original Selkirk Bannock; or Baird’s Butchers for locally sourced produce as well as freshly prepared homemade meals which are perfect for holiday stays. You will also find a quality fishmongers, a fresh fruit and veg shop as well as two small convenience stores.

For coffee and cake, pop into Apples for Jam for a steaming cappuccino and a delicious butter cream sponge, or for evening dining, the Town House, Provender, Burts or Marmions all come highly recommended.

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