One of the loveliest scenic roads in the south of Scotland is the B709 which links Langholm with Selkirk through a most picturesque countryside. It first follows the banks of the River Esk and then, bordering the Forest of Castle O'er, climbs from fragrant meadows through pine forests to the higher pastures of the Hills of Ettrick. The British Geological Survey came, and stayed, to measure weather and earth-movement undisturbed, and fishermen come to cast quietly for salmon and trout in the sometimes shallow, sometimes rushing, River Esk. The Duke of Buccleuch has his great house 'Bowhill' here, and holidaymakers too can enjoy this lovely countryside by holidaying in one of the following attractively set, internally modernised houses. Heating is by gas central heating and electricity.
Pets are welcome.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, WC and basin. Heating is by gas central heating and electricity. Pets are welcome. Bathroom with bath, shower, WC and basin. WC and basin Please note an extra single Z bed can be hired which can be fitted upstairs.