White House is a splendid, remote cottage laid all on the ground floor and resting just over six miles from the historic Scottish Borders town of Jedburgh. Encompassed by idyllic walking country and with a wealth of fabulous attractions slightly further afield, bring couples, friends and families together and enjoy a break of your choice. White House's five bedrooms are all immaculately furnished and provide a diverse mix of sleeping arrangements to suit all parties; enjoy a lovely king-size with an en-suite, two double rooms with one en-suite, a twin and a bunk room ideal for children coming to stay. The kitchen here is a wonderful spot to prepare the group meals; it comes fully-equipped while boasting charming wooden units with fine rural views on offer. Choose from two welcoming spots to deservedly put your feet up at White House; a social sitting room is centred by an inviting open fire, while it also hosts the dining table. More peaceful relaxing time can be enjoyed in the smaller snug, which boasts a fabulous woodburning stove and a TV. This delightful accommodation is complete with a stunning family bathroom featuring a classy freestanding bath and a handy utility area with a cloakroom. To the outside of the property, make the most of the well-kept lawn and treat you and the group to an alfresco meal while the dogs stretch their legs. Jedburgh is just over six miles away, this historic town benefits from a range of excellent amenities, the Mary Queen of Scot's Visitors Centre, the Castle Jail Museum and dramatic 12th century abbey. The small and pretty town of Melrose is easily reachable, as is the market town of Kelso and the magnificent Northumberland National Park for those of you who love the outdoors. Use the White House as the welcoming return for a break in the beautiful Scottish Borders.

Jedburgh is a town 10 miles inside the Scottish Border, between Newcastle and Edinburgh. It has shops, pubs and award-winning restaurants as well as countryside and attractions such as the Jedburgh Castle Jail, Mary Queen of Scots' House and the 1138 abbey towering over the town. Fishing can be enjoyed on the Teviot, Tweed and Jed Rivers and there are 21 golf courses nearby.

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