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Hendersyde Farm Holiday Cottages
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| You're always welcome at Hendersyde, our family farm, which lies between The Tweed and Eden Water, 2 miles downstream from the delightful market town of Kelso, in the heart of the Scottish Borders.
The three traditional farm cottages have been awarded 4 Stars by the Scottish Tourist Board and Silver Standard in the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
Standing in a peaceful spot at the end of their own lane, surrounded by walks, wildlife and wonderful views to Northumberland! The cottages are warm and comfy, clean and very well equipped; sleeping up to 4 people, in a twin and double bed room, with central heating, and a cosy sitting room fire; each cottage has it's own private, enclosed, south facing garden, perfect for enjoying the sights and songs of the Border countryside!
Dogs are welcome in West Cottage, Internet Access is included, delicious suppers can be delivered too!
Weekly prices range from £250 to £425. Short breaks from £80 per night, with discounts for couples. The longer your stay, the less per day!
Up to date availability calendars and a booking online option are on our web site. www.hendersyde.co.uk
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Things To Do
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| The Scottish Borders is a wonderful small corner of Scotland, like Scotland in minature!
Steeped in history, ancient abbeys, castles, keeps and great houses give a fascinating insight into times gone by.
Riding, walking, cycling or driving, quiet country roads and paths weave through the rolling Border hills. Over fertile farming country to the dramatic red sandstone cliffs, and clear sandy beaches along the coast.
A rich area for bird watching and wildlife encounters. The stunning countryside is a perfect setting for fishing - on the world famous River Tweed, or many other stretches of water and loch.
Golfing - in fine settings on friendly local courses or on the challenging Roxburghe Championship course by Kelso, (make the most of The Borders “Freedom of the Fairways” pass), or mountain biking down the rugged tracks at Glentress in The Tweed Valley Forest Park, with it’s testing world championship course!
The country has also inspired many exceptionally talented artists and craftsmen, working with pencil, paint, wood, metal, textiles, glass and clay. Over 80 different workshops and galleries welcome you, unique opportunities for retail therapy, so you can take home more than just memories!
There’s always something going on in the borders with a diary full of festivals, local and national events throughout the year - The Border Union Show Ground at Kelso hosts, Championship Dog Shows, The Border Union Show, Antique Fairs, Vintage Tractor rallies and The Kelso Tup Sales. Walking, cycling and music festivals, massed Pipe Bands, rugby matches, Sevens Tournaments, national hunt race meetings, point-to-points and The Borders Festival of the Horse. The calendar of local music, arts, drama and dance keep tradition alive!
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Directions
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| From Kelso
Take the A698 towards Coldstream
From the round-about, at the end of the Hunter Bridge (Kelso by-pass) travel 2 miles
Turn left - as the park wall which runs alongside the road, takes a sharp turn, up our small farm road.
There is a brown tourist - board sign, to the farm.(Hendersyde Farm Self Catering)
The farm - house is ½ mile up the road, at the top of the hill on the left, the cottages are on the right.
From Coldstream
Take A 697 towards Greenlaw
After about a mile turn left onto the A698 to Kelso
Travel through Birgham village
Hendersyde is the 6th turn on the right after Birgham!
It is sign posted, (as a double check, the high park wall runs up the side of the farm road).
The farm - house is ½ mile up the road on the left, the cottages are on the right.
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