Willow Court, The Friars, Jedburgh TD8 6BN, Scottish Borders, United Kingdom
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Willow Court 
The Friars, Jedburgh TD8 6BN, Scottish Borders, United Kingdom
+44 1835 863702
http://www.willowcourtjedburgh.co.uk
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(a perfect holiday base). Heughhead, Morebattle, Kelso, Roxburghshire TD5 8QN. Enquiries Bookings: Contact Mike or David on +44 (0) 1835 863702 or by. Kirkgate Cottage is a pretty detached 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom property set in superb gardens, featuring a ground floor bedroom and shower room / wc Kirkgate is a great base for touring the Border towns; a golfing break; fishing the Tweed, Teviot or other rivers in the area; walking in the Cheviots, St Cuthberts Way passes our door. Or just relax in the gardens. Morebattle is a friendly Borders village, nestled in the Cheviot hills with a mix of facilities to make a great holiday, stunning countryside, a pub which serves good food, and a grocery store The village is 10 minutes drive from either Kelso or Jedburgh, which have a range of shops, restaurants, swimming pools and an ice rink, or if you wish - Edinburgh is a little over an hour away. Accommodation (click on thumbnails to view large images) : Sitting Room (4.8m x 4.5m) A sunny spacious room which overlooks the church yard and on to the Cheviot Hills. There is a Victorian cast iron and pine open fire, and wrought iron spiral staircase to the upper floor. Stripped pine doors are throughout the cottage and lead from the sitting room to the kitchen and the hall. There is a comfortable 3 piece suite, a widescreen TV complete with DVD and Video player. Sun Room (2.60m x 2.3m) southwest facing room with dining table and views of the garden. Perfect for eating or relaxing on a sunny day with a book or newspaper. Kitchen (4.0m x 2.5m) To the rear of the cottage, the kitchen has views to the garden. It is fully equiped with a fridge, cooker, washing machine and tumble dryer. Double Bedroom (5.0m x 3.2m) Front facing ground floor bedroom with double bed, twin wardrobes and pine bedside cabinets. The room also features another fireplace. Twin bedroom First floor bedroom with twin single beds, and wardrobe. Victorian marble topped wash stand and exposed beams. Twin Velux windows with views to the Cheviots and the garden. Shower Room An easily accessed ground floor shower room with WC and basin (Photo is of garden). Bathroom Spacious full size bathroom with WC, WHB and heated towel rail. An antique pine dresser complete with an ornamental porcelain washbasin and jug add to this room (Photo is view from bathroom). Delightful cottage garden with outdoor furniture and patio area for sunny breakfasts, a long lunch or evening drinks. The remainder of the garden is lawn with meandering paths, fruit trees and flower borders. A bird bath and feeder attract many varieties of native birds, and there is also a garage and car port for off street vehicle parking. Low season £200-£270 per week High season £300-£400 per week For further details please contact: David Greer or Michael McGovern Tel: 01835 863702 | Fax: 01835 864601 |. Terms Conditions : Directions (see also. Kirkgate is a no smoking cottage. We welcome well behaved pets to Kirkgate - please enquire about our policy. Rental price is inclusive of all heating and electicity, bed linen and towels. A deposit of £100 is payable upon booking, and the balance on arrival. Additionally, a security deposit of £100 is payable on arrival. This will be refunded at the end of your holiday upon satisfactory presentation of the cottage. From the North - A68 South from Edinburgh then as below From the South - A68 North from Newcastle then as below. 2 miles north of Jedburgh, at Bonjedward turn onto the A698 to Kelso. Proceed for approximately 4 miles until you reach the Teviot Smokery. Turn right onto the B6041 to Morebattle. In Morebattle take 2nd left into Heughhead. Kirkgate Cottage is on the left opposite the church. »» Check Current Availability Here ««

Willow Court is a comfortable guesthouse with panoramic views over the ancient Border town of Jedburgh. The house is situated in a quiet residential area yet is only two minutes walk from the market square. Guests are welcome to enjoy the 2 acres of grounds and to sit out on the sheltered terrace and relax. Most of the well-fitted accommodation is on the ground floor, and all bedrooms have en-suite or private facilities. There is a quiet sitting room with a selection of books, board games and jigsaws. Breakfast is served in the conservatory, with its lovely views over Jedburgh. Rooms from £30 per person BB. All bedrooms are ensuite. Private parking is available within the grounds. Hot and cold in all bedrooms. Tea/coffee in all bedrooms. Television in bedrooms. Packed lunches available. King Room. King Size double bedroom with ensuite shower / bath. Spacious room with views over the gardens at Willow Court. Queen Room. Spacious double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Views over Jedburgh. Twin room. Spacious room with ensuite shower room and twin beds. Quitely situated with views over the rear gardens, and mature trees. Click on bedroom images to view larger pictures. Conservatory. Full Scottish Breakfast served in the conservatory, with views over the gardens and Jedburgh beyond. View from the breakfast room

The Royal Burgh of Jedburgh is ideally located for touring the Scottish and English Border country. This pretty town offers much of historic interest, plus golfing, fishing and sporting facilities. There is a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and the annual common riding is a great attraction. Click on either picture for more information about Jedburgh. King David I founded the Augustinian priory on the banks of the Jed Water around 1138 to demonstrate to his own subjects, and to those in England that he could create a magnificent building in the southernmost part of his kingdom. Its position on the steeply sloping banks of the river, allowed the monks to create the huge cross-shaped plan of nave, presbytery and transepts in a prominent position while the cloister, chapter house, cellars and other accommodation could be built on lower levels, leaving the flowing arches of the nave to dominate the site. Made from local stone, it took over 100 years to complete the abbey. In the same century as it was completed, the abbey was badly damaged by King Edward I and his successors, who regarded destroying castles and abbeys as a method of demonstrating who was in charge. Jedburgh Abbey is under the preservation of Historic Scotland, which offers an excellent visitor centre on site. A short walk from the 12th century abbey and situated in a garden of pear trees stands Mary Queen of Scots House. This house was visited by Mary in 1566. She had come to the Borders to preside at local courts and stayed for four weeks. Today the house is a popular museum and visitor centre. The compelling drama of her life, with its tragic climax is told in a series of rooms within the ancient house. The rooms contain tapestries, oil paintings, furniture, arms and armour and some of Mary's possessions. Mary Queen of Scots House

Kirkgate Self-catering Cottage. The Friars, Jedburgh, Scottish Borders, Scotland, TD8 6BN, United Kingdom. Tel: 01835 863702 Fax: 01835 864601 Mobile: 07811 406789 email: mike@willowcourtjedburgh.co.uk. Proprietor: Mike McGovern. Willow Court is a comfortable guesthouse with panoramic views over the ancient Border town of Jedburgh. The house is situated in a quiet residential area yet is only two minutes walk from the market square. Guests are welcome to enjoy the 2 acres of grounds and to sit out on the sheltered terrace and relax. Most of the well-fitted accommodation is on the ground floor, and all bedrooms have en-suite or private facilities. Scottish Tourist Board

The Royal Burgh of Jedburgh is ideally located for touring the Scottish and English Border country. This pretty town offers much of historic interest, plus golfing, fishing and sporting facilities. There is a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and the annual common riding is a great attraction. Edinburgh, Dunbar, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Hexham, Kielder, Hadrian's Wall, Gretna Green, Moffat and Biggar are all within a radius of about fifty miles. Click to show a map of how to find Jedburgh.
Amenities
 Luggage storage
 Central situation
 Playground for children
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Garage places
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Ironing facilities
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set
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