This stone terrace cottage rests in the heart of Peebles, a village proudly situated in the beautiful River Tweed valley, amidst the picturesque Scottish Border Hills. Perfect for families or friends wishing to escape into their own world, Coachmans Cottage is an enchanting retreat, a charm-filled haven to come together and relax in comfort. Upon arrival you will discover a wonderful lounge with a collection of pastel coloured arm chairs all scattered before a woodburning stove, with characterful furnishings, and a dining table situated in the corner for four people. The cosy kitchen is neighboured by a helpful utility area, whilst on the ground floor there is also a family bathroom, and a twin bedroom elevated by a dressing table, feature fireplace and bedside lamps. The upper level is home to two further twin bedrooms, each wrapped in their own sense of tradition, delightful prints and a home away from home feel throughout. Outdoors, the south-facing garden is where you will want to be, relaxing under the sun on a clear day, taking in the beautiful surroundings. With use of the lovely gardens, 18 hole putting greens, trout fishing on the Tweed, and the courtyard cafe situated behind the property, you can truly begin your holiday in a heart-warming fashion, with so many more facilities on site. Coachmans Cottage - Kailzie Gardens is the place to be. The towns heart lies at its main shopping street, situated on a spur of land between the River Tweed and Eddleston Water, and is home to an array of fine shops, interesting pubs, quality restaurants and the Eastgate Theatre. Located in an area with lower than average rainfall, clean air and bright sunshine, visitors flock to Peebles throughout the year to enjoy a variety of events which include art festivals, highland games and the renowned Beltane Week. A one-of-a-kind retreat in a relaxing part of Scotland.

The town of Peebles is situated in the River Tweed valley, amidst the Scottish Border Hills. The town has a number of shops, pubs and restaurants, plus throughout the year there are art festivals and highland games. The area offers walking, mountain biking, fishing and golfing, whilst within driving distance is Edinburgh.

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