The Old Tearoom

The Old Tearoom is merely 5 miles from the English border.The generous living space, double bed room, and home are equipped with all you need for a break that is fantastic. Walk, cycle, bring the dog, go to the abbey towns, or simply relax by the fire.At The Old Tearoom you will enjoy an income that is roomy with views over open fields and hills. Along with a dining dining table and chairs, and ample sitting that is soft one of the sofas folds down to give a bed for starters extra adult or two tiny children.PLEASE note the cottage won't have wifi while the mobile sign is adjustable. Swap the tyranny worldwide that is virtual the beauties associated with the natural world for a change!your kitchen has crockery and pans and utensils, a hob and range, fridge and fridge. You will find teas, coffee, sugar, a cafetiere, sodium and pepper, cling movie, washing-up liquid, home roll and foil, dish towels and range gloves.A little utility space houses the washing machine (with wash liquid), main heating boiler and drying racks above. It leads out to a porch that has returned room to keep damp weather gear, and use of the protected back garden. This securely fenced space that is outdoor ideal for dogs.The shower space comes with shampoo/shower gel, detergent and hand cream and all towels.To the front is a wooden porch - an attractive warm place to enjoy a glass or two and watch the planet go by.You have sole use of the cottage. There is a back garden for you and a porch that is front. With secure (alarmed) storage space on location if you arrive by motorbike or other valuable transport we can frequently supply you. Otherwise there is ample parking in front associated with the cottage.We real time door that is next. We will be there to meet up with you as well as on hand whenever you would like knowledge that is local suggestions.Hugh is an off road driving trainer and may provide training and driving experiences at his site - just ask for extra information or search online for Farx4.Lindsay is a textile and paper musician with a workroom next to the cottage. She provides hand tuition that is rotating well as dyeing and selling indigo yarns and much more textile goodies.There's great walking through the door (and maps to work with). This area is well known for its mountain cycling and you will find 7Stanes bicycle centres not past an acceptable limit away also neighborhood tracks. We have guides in the cottage to assist you determine where you can explore.Equally the built heritage is impressive. Many of the little border towns have magnificent ruined abbeys, old mill buildings plus some fantastic textile shopping.There are many local museums and galleries and a artist/artisan community that is vibrant. We'd be only too pleased to discuss our skilled friends and direct one to their workshops!If you fancy travelling afield that is further's a little over an hour or so to Edinburgh or Newcastle or Carlisle.The NeighbourhoodWe are observed in a little town with no amenities in the form of public transport (apart from school buses) nor is there shops or a post office. Nonetheless this rural bliss is just three kilometers from a pub, and seven miles from Jedburgh using its independent butchers and bakers, pubs and restaurants, and supermarket that is tiny. Next nearest is Denholm, an wee that wil attract with pubs, a shop, restaurant and cafes. Hawick at ten kilometers, has a wider array of everything!At present there is no wifi in the cottage - the sign energy is very lower in this particular area, and now we struggle even with signal boosters. Mobile signals can too be very patchy.