Ten miles south of Melrose,
JEDBURGH
nestles in the lush valley of the Jed Water near its confluence with the Teviot, out on the edge of the wild Cheviot Hills. During the interminable Anglo-Scottish Wars, Jedburgh was the quintessential frontier town, a heavily garrisoned royal burgh incorporating a mighty castle and abbey. Though the castle was destroyed by the Scots in 1409 to keep it out of the hands of the English, its memory has been kept alive by stories: in 1285, for e... [More]
This stately Georgian home is surrounded by charming country gardens and provides all the modern amenities of the twenty-first century, while preserving the character of its nineteenth century era. We strive to meet all of your wishes and needs with special facilities catering to children, complimen... [More]