Cabin ∙ 1 bedroom ∙ 2 guests | Cottage in Galashiels
1 Bedroom Cottage in Galashiels
7 High Buckholmside is a couple's retreat resting in Galashiels, ideal for those looking for a getaway to the Scottish Borders. Park on the road and be welcomed into this property, where guests can settle into the sitting area to savour a coffee with views across the town and the hills beyond. This property is also a great choice for those without a car, as it is within walkable distance to the nearby bus and train station, making easy access into Edinburgh and the countryside. Here, guests can also make the most of the Smart TV and enjoy a movie marathon over a glass of their favourite beverage. The kitchen/diner has ample amenities to cater to all your culinary needs, as well as a dining space for serving your romantic meal for two. When sleep calls, freshen up in the shower room before settling down to rest in a well-presented double bedroom, fitted with storage for all your belongings. Galashiels is a lovely town resting on the edges of the Scottish Borders. The town offers a wealth of pubs, shops, and tasty eateries. It also has its own theatre and an array of riverside walks. Try out a game or two at the local golf course, or learn more about the country's history by paying a visit to The Great Tapestry of Scotland, which is a quick walk away. The neighbouring town of Tweedbank is also home to a great variety of shops and eateries, as well as The Home of Sir Walter Scott, the Trimontium Museum, and the fascinating ruins of Melrose Abbey. Throughout the local area, guests will be delighted by several scenic walking trails, along with the must-visit attractions of Bow Castle, Corsbie Tower, and Scott's View. Explore the history and heritage of the Scottish Borders with a stay at 7 High Buckholmside.
Galashiels is a delightful town resting beside Gala Water, within easy reach of the attractions and amenities of the beautiful Scottish Borders. The town offers a fantastic selection of local pubs, cafes, and restaurants for guest to make the most of when they don't feel like cooking, with options including 1953 Bar and Restaurant, and Silver Star. The town also has shops to be browsed at your leisure and convenience stores and supermarkets for all of your holiday essentials. Enjoy a game of golf at the local course, walk beside the river or find out more about The Great Tapestry of Scotland, a fantastic insight into local history. Tweedbank is the neighbouring town, offering more amenities, as well as a selection of riverside walks and fantastic historic sites to be explored, including The Home of Sir Walter Scott, the Trimontium Museum, and the fascinating ruins of Melrose Abbey. For more eateries and independent stores, visit Peebles, Kelso and Coldstream. With easy access to the stunning scenery of the Scottish Borders, Galashiels is ideal for hikers and birdwatchers. There are many sites to visit, including Corsbie Tower, Bow Castle, Scott's View, Eildon Hill North and Smailholm Tower. Explore the history and scenery of the Scottish Borders with a stay at Galashiels.
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