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Owl Cottage & Wild Rose

Accommodation Details

The Bairnkine is owned and farmed by Matt and Lucy Tile and extends to just under 1100 acres, farming approximately 2000 sheep. Whether you are staying in one of the cottages or in your own caravan then explore the farm on one of our walks, sit in the hide and watch for the wildlife, see the conservation areas or enjoy a well earned break at the picnic spot.

Looking for a relaxing holiday or a base for activities and sightseeing? We are in the ideal location for you.

Bairnkine self-catering holiday cottages are situated on a working farm nestling below The Cheviots just south of Jedburgh. This rural location offers you the tranquillity of the countryside yet is only a few minutes drive from the Borders town of Jedburgh and only an hour's drive from Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle.

Nearby are Riding Stables, Golf Courses and Fishing. The Borders is also a great area for walking, cycling and shooting. We hope you will enjoy relaxing in this pretty part of Scotland.

Accept ChildrenAccess to Golf CourseBBQCycle Hire AvailableCycle StorageDish WasherFishing NearbyFreezerFridgeGarden PatioGymLaundry FacilitiesLinen ProvidedMicrowaveParking On-SitePets AcceptedPoolPool TableReal FiresWorking Farm

Accommodation Location


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Owl Cottage & Wild Rose, Bairnkine Cottages, The Bairnkine, Jedburgh, Scottish Borders, TD8 6PH

Type
Self Catering

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Things to see and do in Scottish Borders :

Jedburgh Abbey

Jedburgh Abbey is a ruined Augustinian abbey which was founded in the 12th century

Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum

Get a taste of life behind bars in this 1820s jail - a model prison in its day but now a bit spooky!

Robert Smails Printing Works

A unique example of our industrial heritage in the form of a fully operational Victorian Letterpress Printing Works

Thirlestane Castle

Set in the Scottish Borders at Lauder, Thirlestane Castle has its origins in the 13th century

Waterloo Monument

A 150 foot tower, built between 1817 and 1824, to commemorate the Battle of Waterloo

William Wallace Statue

This giant statue of Sir William Wallace, hero of many years of battling with the neighbouring English in the 13th century