Braeside Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 3
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Features

Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Broadband / WiFi

Mrs Rettie
March 2020

“Lovely cosy cottage .”

So convenient f or visiting family in the village.everything you need .Except it would have been nice if there was at least one teabag or some coffee after along train journey it would have been appreciated. Other than that everything was perfect. Thank you

So convenient f or visiting family in the village.everything you need .Except it would have been nice if there was at least one teabag or some coffee after along train journey it would have been appreciated. Other than that everything was perfect. Thank you
Mr De Vrught December 2019

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Mr Lowther December 2019

“Breaside Cottage couldn’t have been more perfect.”

Beautiful walks on the doorstep and wonderful people at the Inn.
Mr Gibson November 2019

“Very comfortable coutage.”
Mrs Aitken September 2019

“This is the first time we have taken a cottage and we were so pleasantly surprized.”

everything was perfect.
Mrs Hopper August 2019

“The location of the cottage was perfect.”

The booking process aas easy. The cottage is in a lovely village and the people were really friendly. We would definitely return
Mr Carr July 2019

“Perfect spot, for going off in different directions and perfect for evening walks.”

Neighbours absolutely delightful. Best butchers ever, on the high street.
Mrs Gilbertson June 2019

“Well, just back last evening after a week at Braeside Cottage, I was sorry to leave, the cottage was absolutely lovely, everything one would need was provided.”

...Sue couldn't have been more helpful...even a wee text to make sure we had settled in.... The garden is beautiful, I used to sit and read in the evenings dogs by my feet asleep...it was heaven! If you're going soon, don't touch the composter, I think there's a bees nest in it!! But they will move on hopefully ... The position is ideal for the village, a great butcher just five minutes away, scrumptious Pork sausages...everything lovely. Wendy at the garage also was so very helpful to me....everyone met you with a cheerie 'Hello, ' There is a lovely riverside walk not five minutes away....the dogs loved it.. Your not far from Hawick and Melrose....where the abbey is simply stunning, mind we had super weather but my wellingtons and wet coat were at hand if needed...always pack them especially if going to the borders... Thanks so much Sue.... This is one cottage I'm DEFINATELY returning too... Margaret..Lucy .Mac and Flora... June 2019.
Mrs Crabb May 2019

“A "grab handle" would be a great help in the shower over the bath for older or infirm tenants.”
Mrs Condron May 2019

“Beautiful cottage ,just right for my wife and I and of course our wee dog.”

pub only 2 mins. very welcoming couple who own it and of course our little dog was allowed too. definitely a place to return to. thanks sykes.
Mr Mcghee February 2019

“A lovely cosy cottage in a lovely village, friendly people and friendly pups.”

The location is wonderful to explore the local area, easy access roads and fantastic scenery. Braeside Cottage is a lovely cottage, clean, cosy log fire, all full amenities. Location is quite and dog friendly, Susan, the owner is friendly and contacted us to welcome our stay. Its what the Doctor ordered if you want reading time, exploring time, Dog walking time, get up when you want time, drinking time and friendly chatting time. Would book again to continue exploring the Low lands of Scotland.
Mr Tonner February 2019

“Have booked a sykes cottage on a regular basis and this cottage is one of the ...”

Have booked a sykes cottage on a regular basis and this cottage is one of the very best The area is central for touring the borders and the residents in Denholm are very friendly Would highly recommend
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The property

An immaculately-presented semi-detached cottage situated on the edge of the delightful Borders village of Denholm.

Fully-refurbished to provide comfortable and attractive accommodation, this Denholm cottage is ideal for a couple or three people who desire a relaxing break exploring this beautiful part of the Scottish Borders.

All ground floor, this Borders self-catering cottage has a double and single bedroom, plus the spacious sitting room has a dining area and woodburner and the fitted kitchen is to the rear of this holiday home.

Outside this Denholm cottage is a rear patio with furniture and from here there is a short path that leads to a secluded lawned garden with additional seating and is the perfect place to unwind while you review the day's activities.

The small village of Denholm set around a traditional village green has two pubs, a Post Office, butcher and bistro.

Sitting halfway between the towns of Hawick and Jedburgh and surrounded by the gentle scenery of the Borders, this Denholm cottage offers plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling and fishing, plus Edinburgh and the coast at Berwick and are about an hour's drive away.

This superb Denholm cottage is an ideal base for a country break away.

Summary

All ground floor
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x single
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
Kitchen
Sitting room with dining area and woodburner.
Oil central heating with woodburner
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent (additional logs available to purchase from owner at £5/bag)
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair on request
Roadside parking
Patio with furniture, plus lawned garden with furniture a few yards down a grass path
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shop and pub 2 mins walk.

About the location

DENHOLM

Hawick 4.8 miles; Jedburgh 6 miles.

The small village of Denholm sits in Teviotdale in the River Teviot valley. Only 16 miles from the English border, it nestles between the surrounding hills of Ruberslaw and the Minto Hills. The prehistoric earliest inhabitants of Denholm date from 2000-3000 years ago and there is evidence of Roman occupation in the countryside around the village. The early hamlet of Denum was destroyed during 16th century English raids and the current village, planned around the green, dates from the 17th century. In the centre of the green is a statue to Dr John Leyden, erected in 1861, and it honours this poet and orientalist who was born in the village. Today Denholm is a conservation area and the pleasing mix of pubs, café, bistro, butcher, vintage jewellery and antique shop and patrol station offer much to the visitor. A full range of amenities are available in Hawick and Jedburgh, which are both close by.

Braeside Cottage

Denholm near Jedburgh, Scottish Borders (Ref. 28017)

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Features

“Lovely cosy cottage .”

“”

“Breaside Cottage couldn’t have been more perfect.”

“Very comfortable coutage.”

“This is the first time we have taken a cottage and we were so pleasantly surprized.”

“The location of the cottage was perfect.”

“Perfect spot, for going off in different directions and perfect for evening walks.”

“Well, just back last evening after a week at Braeside Cottage, I was sorry to leave, the cottage was absolutely lovely, everything one would need was provided.”

“A "grab handle" would be a great help in the shower over the bath for older or infirm tenants.”

“Beautiful cottage ,just right for my wife and I and of course our wee dog.”

“A lovely cosy cottage in a lovely village, friendly people and friendly pups.”

“Have booked a sykes cottage on a regular basis and this cottage is one of the ...”

The property

Summary

About the location

DENHOLM