Biggiesknowe Apartment: Living room
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Living room
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Dining table
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Kitchen
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Kitchen
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Bedroom
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Bathroom
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Hall
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Entrance
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Winter Flowers
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Winter Flowers
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Biggiesknowe Apartment
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Peebles Main Street
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Eddleston Water (Apartment on right hand side)
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Hay Lodge Park on the banks of the River Tweed
Biggiesknowe Apartment: Location (Peebles)

Apartments: Biggiesknowe Apartment

This quaint, delightful and newly refurbished holiday home is situated in a quiet lane just a few hundred yards from the Peebles High Street. Sleeps 2 adults plus a child.

The accommodation comprises:

Lounge with dining table overlooking Eddleston Water (known as 'the Cuddy' locally)

1 bedroom with a double bed

Lovely shaker style kitchen also overlooking 'the Cuddy'

Shower room

With wooden flooring throughout and a wealth of traditional features it makes for a stress free and relaxing holiday.

About the location (Peebles, Peebles)

Tucked among the Border hills, on the banks of the River Tweed, is the charming and picturesque little town of Peebles. Despite being only 30 miles from Edinburgh, it is surrounded by some of the most peaceful and beautiful countryside that Scotland has to offer and it has long been a favourite holiday destination.

The area is a mecca for fishermen, walkers and golfers. (You can walk out into the surrounding hills straight from the door.) Lately it has also become a prime centre for mountain bikers, who come to enjoy the dedicated trails in the nearby Glentress Forest.

Peebles has a leisure centre, tennis courts, riding stables at the Hydro, and a lively Arts Centre, as well as many interesting shops and excellent places to eat. Garden lovers will find their passion catered for at the Kailzie and Dawyck Botanic Gardens, both just a few miles away. Those interested in history can visit Neidpath Castle on the outskirts of the town, or Traquair, the oldest continuously inhabited house in Scotland, where the Bear gates will remain closed until a Stuart once more ascends the British throne. The Southern Upland Way also passes through Traquair, so you can join it there and head off either east or west.

Buses run regularly from the town to both Edinburgh and Galashiels.

(Map and information about the location)