Scottish Borders Cottages
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A semi-detached cottage located in the village of Garlieston in Dumfries and Galloway. Open plan. All ground floor. Pet-friendly. Wigtown 8 miles. (Ref. 966466)
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A ground floor apartment in a traditional restored country house near Glenluce in Scotland. Perfect for couples. All ground floor. Walks and gardens on doorstep. Stranraer 7 miles. (Ref. 963776)
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A very well-appointed ground floor apartment centrally located in the bustling seaside town of Eyemouth. Super king-size bed (zip/link). Close to amenities and beach. St Abbs 4.5 miles. (Ref. 954025)
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7 nights from £314
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A superb cottage in the grounds of Cloncaird Castle. Open fire. En-suite bathrooms. Good touring base. Ayr 10 miles. (Ref. 953555)
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A superb cottage in the grounds of Cloncaird Castle. En-suite bathrooms. Good touring base. Ayr 10 miles. (Ref. 953554)
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7 nights from £334
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A cosy semi-detached cottage in the village of Lanton in the Scottish Borders. All ground floor with one double bedroom and a wet room. Pet-friendly, WiFi. Patio area. Jedburgh 2 miles. (Ref. 949007)
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7 nights from £259
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Compact and cosy bothy. All ground floor with wet room. Woodburning stove. Walled garden. Huntly 9 miles. (Ref. 948998)
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7 nights from £297
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A delightful semi-detached cottage located in the outskirts of Brechin in Angus overlooking stunning views of picturesque glens and hills to beaches and seaside cliffs. Woodburner. Beamed ceilings. Brechin 4 miles. (Ref. 948740)
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Lovely ground floor cottage apartment near Jedburgh centre. Fully-refurbished, quality accommodation. Ideal base for touring Borders and Edinburgh. Carter Bar 10 miles, Edinburgh 45 miles. (Ref. 947796)
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Superb first floor holiday cottage in beautiful Angus. Ideal base for touring. Close to walking, cycling, fishing, golf and Lunan Bay beach. Arbroath 6 miles. (Ref. 947372)
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Just show me Scottish Borders Cottages
Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent in the Scottish Borders.
Immerse yourself in rural Scotland and try a Scottish Borders cottage holiday.
Sweeping moors, gentle hills, peaceful valleys and extensive plains; not to mention the rugged Berwickshire coastline - the contrasting landscapes of the Scottish Borders happily sit side by side. And as you might expect, this is a fantastic place for enjoying the 'Great Outdoors'.
For walkers, over 1500 miles of paths and trails thread through the countryside. Areas worth a mention include in and around the River Tweed, Liddesdale, Teviotdale and the hills of Moorfoot and Lammermuir - the latter an incredible sight come autumn when displays of heather flush deep purple.
Cycling, too, is a great way to explore the Borders, with lots of suitable off-road trails for beginners and adrenalin-pumping downhill tracks for the avid mountain biker.
Like horses? Whether it's active participation or the fun of spectating, this is a great equestrian centre. Horse riding highlights include the 57-mile Buccleuch Country Ride, while point-to-point, national hunt and horse trials all appear on the calendar. Another spectator sport not-to-be-missed is rugby and there's a team in every main town.
More mellow pursuits include freshwater and sea fishing, as well as golf. Top class 18-hole courses include Eyemouth whose fairways unfurl to the sea and Cardrona, affectionately known as 'Gleneagles of the south'.
Those keen to delve into the mysterious past will find a dramatic and often turbulent history has left a trail of castles, abbeys, mansions and ruins scattered across the region.
Wherever your interests lie, a Scottish Borders cottage holiday will more than meet your expectations.