Inviting Family Retreat | 1071779SK

Located just a short stroll away from the bustling town centre of Kelso is this delightful semi-detached cottage, perfect for a family or group of friends looking to explore the Scottish Borders. Historic Georgian buildings, quaint side streets and cobbled alleyways surround The Property, with a few steps leading you to the gorgeous entrance for your magical stay. Make yourself at home and prepare a home-cooked meal in the well-equipped kitchen, fitted with all the necessary appliances to cater to your culinary needs. Meals can be enjoyed in the living/dining room, a homely corner where you can host special dinner parties and toast to a wonderful holiday, or even treat yourself to a takeaway before cosying up on one of the sofas for a film night in front of the Smart TV. Also on the ground floor is a handy cloakroom and access to your very own enclosed courtyard, ideal for alfresco dining on the patio on a summer's day. Retire upstairs to one of the gorgeous bedrooms, comprising a spacious king-size, a double which is best suited for single parties, and a twin room, all with ample storage and pretty décor. Indulge with a hot bubble bath of an evening, savouring a refreshing glass of wine after a busy day of exploration, you can also hop into the overhead shower for a brisk morning rinse. The vibrant market town of Kelso boasts a wealth of fabulous amenities right on your doorstep, stroll over to the market square as you admire the rich history throughout Georgian buildings and the gentle sounds of River Tweed, before being greeted by a wide choice of shops, pubs, restaurants, cafés, and bars to keep you well fed during your trip. Explore the renowned town square, which has been crowned the UK’s Rising Star of the Year, as well as taking the Scottish Rising Star award in the Great British High Street Awards, in walking distance of popular attractions including Floors Castle & Gardens, Kelso Abbey, the Walled Garden. Enjoy a lazy day of river fishing along the Teviot, Tweed and Jed rivers, further afield you'll discover Mellerstain House,or embark on a day of adventure around the Northumberland National Park resting below where you can take part in challenging hiking trails, rambling routes and cycling paths around scenes of awe-inspiring countryside. Discover the former royal burgh of Jedburgh, home to the Mary Queen of Scots House and Visitor Centre, Jedburgh Abbey, and Jedburgh Castle and Jail Museum. Alternatively, travel further afield to the incredible capital city of Edinburgh where you can spend a day at the zoo, roam around the castle, or explore Holyrood Park, whilst the nearby towns of Coldstream and Wooler are a scenic drive away. Make this year's holiday one to remember at The Property. EPC Rating: Band C