From £980 per week

Stylish bespoke wood-clad 2 bedroom holiday lodge with country views, set in a tranquil rural location on an organic farm in the scenic Scottish Borders, with warm bubbly outdoor hot tub.

Great for wedding parties

Location Kelso is a charming market town situated 4 miles away from the Eden Hideaway. It's market square and cobbled streets make it an ideal spot for those looking to explore a little bit of history and culture, while enjoying some local delicacies. There are plenty of options to choose from if you're looking for a drink or a bite to eat - whether you fancy a refreshing coffee or a delicate gin from the new wine bar, you're sure to find something to suit your taste. The unique shops in Kelso offer a range of products that can't be found anywhere else, making them perfect for shoppers looking for something special. If you're looking for something a bit more on the cultural side, then you mustn't miss visiting Floors Castle and Kelso Abbey, both of which offer a window into the past and provide visitors with an opportunity to learn more about their history and heritage. Kelso also offers a number of beautiful walks along the banks of the Tweed, where you can enjoy stunning views and reconnect with nature. No matter what your interests, Kelso has something to offer everybody, so make sure you take the time to explore this wonderful market town.

Attractions Floors Castle is the largest inhabited castle in Scotland, owned by the Duke of Roxburghe since 1660. It is located in Kelso, near the Scottish Borders and was built in 1721. The castle boasts impressive features like 4-story towers, balconies and battlements which provide an impressive view of the surrounding countryside. Floors Castle also houses period paintings and furniture, including a unique collection of Chippendale furniture. Kelso Abbey is an ancient monastic ruin dating back to 1128 and one of the largest abbeys in Scotland. Its impressive architecture and design remain intact, with its imposing stone walls, the ruin of a medieval church and a large cloister. Abbotsholme Museum, located on the site, displays artifacts related to the history of the abbey and its influence on the local area. Abbotsford House is a historic country house set in the Scottish Borders, which was home to Sir Walter Scott from 1812 to 1832. The house features a variety of features, including a library, billiards room and dining room, as well as gardens and grounds that stretch out over more than 120 acres. During his time at Abbotsford House, Scott collected many artifacts, manuscripts and books which he used to inspire his writing. Mellerstain House is a stunning stately home, completed in 1725, situated amidst landscaped gardens, woodlands, lakes and parkland. It is renowned for its fine plasterwork and paintings, as well as its impressive grand interiors. The house has been the ancestral home of the Earls of Home since 1688 and continues to host events such as private parties, corporate functions and wedding celebrations. Glentress - Peebles is one of Scotland’s leading mountain biking centres, with 12 miles of trails catering to all abilities. It offers a range of other activities, including adventure play, segway tours and archery, as well as facilities like a bike shop and cafe. Set amidst spectacular Forestry Commission Scotland woodland and hills, the venue is popular with tourists and locals alike. Go Ape - Peebles is an outdoor activity centre located in Glentress Forest offering high ropes courses and zipwire experiences. Its courses vary in difficulty and height, ranging from 15ft for children to 35ft for adults, and it also provides extra activities like Air Raging, segways and tree trekking, as well as refreshments at its cafe.