In what was the old laundry house on the farm we have created a comfortable stylish holiday cottage whilst retaining the original features. Sleeping up to 6 persons, the self-catering accommodation comprises a large open plan and full height kitchen living area, 2 double bedrooms with king size beds, one ensuite, 1 small twin room and a further bathroom.
We are currently offering a 20% discount on bookings with a max of 2 guests. Please email for prices.
The cottage is decorated in a traditional yet contemporary feel with light bright rooms, painted wooden beams, solid oak flooring, period style shutters and a Morso Squirrel wood burning stove, complete with a full log basket. Laundry Cottage is south facing with amazing views towards Howford Hill. The perfect spot to sit back and relax!
For young families, there is a wildlife pond for dipping and a field that stretches out from the terrace, an ideal spot to oversee children playing in the wildflowers.
Inside, the kitchen has an induction hob, oven and microwave for cooking; dishwasher and American style fridge freezer. If you really want a holiday and don’t fancy cooking, we can supply you with a selection of hearty home-cooked meals that will be in the fridge/freezer waiting for your arrival – just ask for details.
There is a DVD player and a selection of family DVDs to watch plus some board games. We have a highchair and travel cot if needed and can also supply you with a selection of toys.
Comfortable beds with feather and down duvets and pillows with 100% Egyptian cotton linen.
Outside there is a barbecue on the south facing sunny flagstone terrace with table and seating. A larch porch with the original laundry house windows will store your wellies and coats, and the sturdy loggia is a good spot for drying wet buggies, fishing rods and bicycles.
Wi-Fi is available although it can be rather intermittent. There is also free wi-fi in the local pub in the village. You may get a signal for your mobile phone in or around the cottage depending upon your network.
5 minutes away is the village of Ettrickbridge, where there is a great pub, The Cross Keys Inn, serving hearty home cooked meals and a great selection of ales and whisky. You also have access to the village Tennis Court, which sits alongside the playpark, football pitch and cricket nets.