Stonefold farmhouse

Our home is a beautiful Georgian Scottish C-Listed family home. Colourfully decorated and beautifully furnished for cosy family life. There are superb reception rooms, boot rooms, children’s playroom, conservatory and an impressive kitchen/breakfast room, while upstairs includes 2x double bedrooms one with en-suite 1x 2 single beds and 1x nursery with a cot. All rooms offer superb open views of the rolling countryside.

Enjoy the sun all day in the upper and lower lawns, or explore our wooded area, gravel patios, established flower beds, a greenhouse laden with seasonal fruit and vegetables, an orchard and a chicken coop with three laying chickens; Dotty, Ginger and Mabel.

The property is surrounded by beautifully idyllic open countryside, with sheep and horses in the foreground. With views to the Cheviot Hills and Hume Castle.

About the location

Why Scotland? We offer a dramatic mix of untamed natural landscapes, rich Celtic history, and vibrant, modern culture. Whether you are looking to explore breathtaking mountain peaks, tour centuries-old castles, or enjoy world-class food and arts, the country provides a deeply immersive and diverse experience.

Where we live in the Scottish Borders offers rolling countryside and a dramatic coastline with deep historical roots. It is a premier destination for world-class mountain biking, coastal wildlife such as dolphins, puffins and basking sharks while also weaving heritage, and medieval history—all within an hour`s journey of Edinburgh.

If you’re staying in August be sure to check out the world renowned Edinburgh Fringe festival!

We are 14 miles away from Tweedbank train station and 17miles from Berwick-upon-teeed train station, both with fast services up and down the UK.

Edinburgh airport is 42miles away and Newcastle Airport is 52 miles away both with fantastic connections to Europe and beyond!

Kelso is 7 miles away a picturesque, historic market town at the confluence of the rivers Tweed and Teviot. Famous for its cobbled streets and the largest market square in Scotland, it offers a charming mix of grand architecture, independent shopping, and outdoor activities such as;

Floors Castle: Scotland’s largest inhabited house. It features opulent interiors, extensive landscaped gardens, and a collection of fine art.
Kelso Abbey: The grandest of the four great Borders Abbeys, founded by King David I in 1128. The towering, Romanesque ruins have free public access.
Kelso Bridge: Designed by renowned civil engineer John Rennie, this five-arched bridge was a prototype for his famous Waterloo Bridge in London.
Outdoor Activities: The rivers Tweed and Teviot are renowned for salmon fishing. The surrounding countryside is also ideal for walking, cycling, and heritage.

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