Cottage in Scotland
Reasons to book
About this cottage rental
Kirk Yetholm is ideally located at the foothills of the Cheviots, the end of the Penine Way and on the St Cuthburt`s Way making it a haven for walkers, those who want to engage in country sports, or those who want to get away from it all.
Arguably the prettiest of the Scottish Border towns, Kelso, is only 7 miles to the north with the city centres of Edinburgh and Newcastle being about 1.5 hours drive.
Cross Keys House sits centrally within the village of Kirk Yetholm, with off-road parking for 3 cars at the front.
The cottage, which dates from the 1760s, benefits from a fully equipped kitchen, dining room and sitting room on the ground floor, along with a W.C. There is also an understairs cupboard which is ideal for shoes/boots.
On the first floor you`ll find two spacious bedrooms with ensuite showerrooms. One King and one Twin (which can be a Superking if requested).
The top floor hosts two smaller, loft bedrooms sharing a bathroom with 3/4 bath. All these rooms are in the eves.
A door from the kitchen leads into the courtyard garden which has a gravelled seating area surrounded by mature plants.
Through the garden you can access the garage which houses an old pool table with table tennis on top which guests are welcome to use.
Guests have access to the entire property with the exception of a house-keeping cupboard in bedroom 2 which is locked, and the storeroom at the end of the garden, which is padlocked.
Guests are very welcome to use the old pool/table tennis table in the garage (at the end of the garden) but are advised that this is not a games room by any means.
IMPORTANT
Please note the house is non-smoking. If you fail to adhere to any house rules, your deposit will not be returned and additional charges may apply.
Partying and excessive noise is not permitted in this property: failure to comply will lead to a fine.
Any damage should be reported immediately and an appropriate charge will apply.
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