Nestled opposite the historic ruins of Melrose Abbey in the Scottish Borders, is the charming Harmony Cottage. Ideal for a group of four seeking an adventure in Scotland, this lovely dwelling can be found in the heart of Melrose, a desirable destination for an action-packed escape. Just a stone's throw from its namesake, the National Trust for Scotland-owned Harmony Garden, Harmony Cottage is within strolling distance of all the delights of Melrose, and is perfect for a holiday full of country and riverside walks, as well as visiting historic houses and manors. Be welcomed into the sitting room to unwind into your evening, resting on one of the armchairs or the sofa and admiring the characterful feature fireplace with Victorian tiling. Move across the flagstone flooring of the kitchen/diner, with another traditional feature fireplace amidst the rustic timber panelling, and begin to rustle up delicious dishes with the use of the excellent appliances at hand, with a wooden dining table and chairs to gather around and toast to your holiday. Discover two twin bedrooms upstairs, beneath the quirky sloping ceilings, whilst the shared bathroom offers a bath with an overhead shower, so you can prepare for your day however you prefer, the heated rail keeping your towel warm too! Enjoy the use of your own paved garden, great for letting your canine companion stretch their legs, while plenty of walks can be enjoyed right from the centre of Melrose. Delight in the homely setting of Harmony Cottage with your loved ones in the Scottish Borders.
Resting in the Scottish Borders surrounded by wondrous open fields and perched on the banks of the River Tweed is the quaint town of Melrose. Holding a wealth of history in this idyllic Scottish town from its amazing 14th century Melrose Abbey, to the Trimontium Museum Trust. Melrose also provides a host of lovely local businesses to visit, from cafés and delis, to family-run butchers and grocers. Explore the beautiful Priorwood Garden and Harmony Garden, both run by the National Trust for Scotland, or head out on a walk along the St Cuthbert's Way.
