The Mill

Selkirk
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
10 guests
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Description

The tranquil setting is a perfect spot for families or large groups to relax and enjoy a break in beautiful surroundings.

This award winning property has been sympathetically redeveloped to an extremely high standard, oozing comfort at every turn. Locally sourced hardwoods have been used extensively throughout the property and a natural fusion of old and new has led to the creation of an incredibly warm and inviting holiday home.

The main open plan living area is generously proportioned with a high beamed ceiling and a mezzanine floor providing a cosy nook. Featuring a large open fireplace, surrounded by three comfortable sofas it provides a convivial entertaining space for relaxed conversation along with the odd glass of wine! The kitchen is extensively equipped with all mod cons and plenty of lovely touches for holiday living.

The ground floor features a luxury bedroom with sauna and steam room for a little indulgence at the end of a busy day, while downstairs the custom finishes and attention to detail continue to shine through in the three en-suite bedrooms - each unique and characterful with elegant fittings by Jim Lawrence and fabulous artworks by local artists.

Outside, children and adults can enjoy some together-time dabbling for wildlife around the nearby mill pond, followed perhaps by a campfire and a little star gazing under the amazing dark skies of this area.

Location

The historic market town of Selkirk is 6 miles away and provides a good range of local amenities, including a deli, bakery, butcher and small supermarket for holiday provisions. You will also find a number of textile producers in the area including the Lochcarron Visitor Centre for lovers of cashmere and tweed, or head to Lindean Mill Glass which offers a super chance to skilled glass artisans at work. Alternatively a wonderful selection of independent shops can be found in Melrose (12 miles) or Galashiels (12 miles) for larger supermarkets including a Marks & Spencers food outlet.

For light-bites, The Minstrel Tearoom at Bowhill Country Estate (4.5 miles) is an attractive spot, or the Waterwheel cafe at nearby Philiphaugh is a super stop-off for refreshments and a chance to see salmon leaping at the viewing centre. Try the Selkirk Deli for lovely coffee and lunches, or The Woll Restaurant in Ashkirk has a good reputation for serving excellent food full of fresh local flavours.

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Guests
Max Adults:
8
Max Children:
7
Max Infants:
4
(children who require a cot)
Note: 8 adults + 2 children. Refer to Property Layout below.
Maximum number of adults and children is 10
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