Braeside Cottage

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Sleeps 3
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes

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10 Customer Review(s)

“Excellent cottage , excellent ...”

Excellent cottage , excellent location.

Excellent cottage , excellent location.

- Mrs Busby, May 2018

“Braeside Cottage was homely, warm ...”

Braeside Cottage was homely, warm and well-equipped. We especially enjoyed the log-burner as the weather was mainly cold and dull. Garden was lovely too, but again, the poor weather meant that we couldn't use it much. All in all a very comfortable stay in an excellent cottage.

- Mr Hendrie, April 2018
“We had a lovely time staying at ...”

We had a lovely time staying at Braeside Cottage in Denholm and he cottage was as anticipated. We followed the short and precise instructions for the log stove which were easy and worked a treat. The best log stove we have encountered in holiday cottages of which there have been many. The location is good and the locals very friendly.

- Mr Morrison, March 2018
“we had a very good week the cottage ...”

we had a very good week the cottage is in a nice village with a post office ,butcher, pubs and more all things we enjoyed on our holiday.

- Mrs Chapman, November 2017
“Perfect stress-free getaway....”

Lovely, spotlessly clean fully furnished cottage with all amenities including wi-fi. Outside the back door a path leads down to a beautiful, secluded garden with mature fruit trees where you can relax with a bottle of wine after a day's sightseeing. And there's a lot to see. Amongst others, we took a fabulous winding road through the hills to visit Traquair House, a 1000 year old dwelling steeped in Scottish history. Also took the A68 north to East Saltoun and the Glenkinchie whiskey distillery. Take the tour and find out how the'water of life' is made, and finish off with a free tasting! Denholm is a picturesque village built around a central green, offering all essential amenities to the visitor as well as providing a great jumping-off point for exploring this beautiful, unspoilt landscape.

- maureenyule, August 2017

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“The people in the village helped to ...”

The people in the village helped to make this a fantastic holiday.Never met such friendly, welcoming people in my life. The scenery in the Borders is stunning and the cottage is a perfect base.

- Mr Fuller, March 2017
“beautiful cottage in lovely location”

easy to find. Owner very helpful and nice. spacious rooms. beautifully decorated. Lovely log burner for the chilly evenings/days. The village has a small butcher, post office/general store. Couple of pubs... Fox and hounds and the Cross Keys plus Italian restaurant and coffee shop Locals all very friendly. Nearest supermarkets are in Hawick... we found Morrisons and Sainsbury. Lovely quiet village.

- Chris D, September 2016

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“No, the cottage was very ...”

No, the cottage was very comfortable and had everything you could need. We had a lovely stay there and we will be coming back.

- Mr Macdougall, September 2016
“Beautiful cosy well appointed cottage in a fabulous Village”

Stayed here for a week and could have stayed forever! The cottage has everything you could possibly need to enjoy a relaxing stress free time in the beautiful Scottish Borders. Located in the heart of the village a stones throw from the pubs and restaurant, the cottage provided us with a superb base to explore the area. Only 5 minutes from the convenience of supermarkets in Hawick yet far away enough to preserve that intimate friendly essence of village life. The cottage had a very comfortable living room with wood burning stove that was epically warm! Hard wood logs were provided (at reasonable cost) The kitchen was modern and filled with all manner of equipment. The small outside area was secure to let the dog have a moment of fresh air as required but the garden which was tucked down the bank was large and gave our lab a great space to chase his ball! It was also very secure! The bedrooms were comfy and the bathroom spotless. All in all a great stay we will be back!

- rkartist, March 2016

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“Great cottage, lovely break”

Cottage was great, spacious, very well presented. Perfect for us and our baby. Good lication too in lovely village with bistro, coffee shop, pubs and shop. Would definately go again

- JS, December 2013

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Features

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

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.

Accommodation

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.

Amenities

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.

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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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“Excellent cottage , excellent ...”