Whittadder Lodge, Scottish Borders

Nestled within an enchanting woodland location on the outskirts of Chirnside is the wonderfully presented cottage, Whittadder Lodge. This contemporary property offers an outstanding base for a family looking to explore the picturesque border of Scotland with ample things to do to keep you busy. After a day exploring the River Whiteadder, the coastal town of Berwick-upon-Tweed or multiple activities the area houses, you can look forward to unwinding of an evening within a space offering a sense of home-from-home. The single-storey accommodation comes with three well-presented bedrooms, comprising of two twin bedrooms and a double with an en-suite shower room, each offering delightful spaces to wake up to each morning. Spend a sociable evening within the brightly-decorated living room, where you will find all the necessities for a week-long break with your loved ones. Certain to entice any budding chefs is the stylish kitchen area, where you will be able to prepare all of your evening meals before gathering the family around the dining table to tuck into your delicious home-cooked meal. As the evening grows darker you can sink into the plush sofas to catch up on your favourite TV shows on the Smart TV. During the warmer months, step outside to enjoy a refreshing beverage on the decked area while your canine companions stretch their legs within the spacious lawn area. If you don’t feel like cooking one evening, a leisurely stroll will bring you to the local dog-friendly pub which offers an inviting atmosphere and a hearty dining menu to match, in addition to a local shop for picking up any necessities. To keep you busy whilst staying here, venture out to the county town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, which offers a wealth of historical landmarks to explore, a golf course and a sandy beach for a relaxing afternoon soaking up the sun. Alternatively, visit the impressive 14th century castle within Duns, complete with plentiful walks for you to enjoy. Whittadder Lodge promises a splendid getaway for a family looking to explore this corner of Scotland. EPC Rating: Band C