One of Scotland’s most unique holiday cottages, Nisbet’s Tower sits high above Eyemouth Harbour, and has the most stunning views of the pretty fishing town and the North Sea beyond.  Originally built as Dovecot and cart house for nearby Gungreen House, home of the local trader and notorious smuggler John Nisbet, this Georgian tower offers the most wonderful location for that romantic getaway.  The ground floor has a twin bedroom and shower room, whilst upstairs is an open plan lounge/diner with a well equipped kitchen area.

Berwickshire has lots to offer the holidaymaker with activities ranging from surfing at nearby Coldingham Bay and to the more leisurely pursuits of golf or fishing on one of the top salmon rivers on offer including the River Tweed.  Explore the fabulous countryside by car, bike, on foot or by horse with many wonderful out of the way routes to take, or head along the rugged coastline with its secluded bays and picturesque fishing villages.  Visit the many historic sites or enjoy a day trip to Edinburgh, which is only an hours drive, or simple wander down to the harbour of Eyemouth and watch the coming and going of this picturesque little port.

This property can be used in conjunction with nearby Gunsgreen House.

Ground floor
Twin bedroom, shower room with wc and whb.

First Floor
Open plan living room with kitchen, dining and sitting area.

• Gunsgreen House -– Designed by John Adam for local merchant and smuggler John Nisbett, the life and times of this fine Georgian House are retold by means of exciting displays in the fine stone cellars, an audio visual presentation and a suite of furnished rooms in the basement and on the ground floor, highlighting the three main periods of the history of the house.
• St Abbs Marine Reserve - 192 acres National Nature Reserve owned by the National Trust for Scotland with a visitor centre, seashore safaris and guided walks throughout the summer season
• Eyemouth Museum - Exhibitions on Farming, milling, blacksmith and wheelwright, and of course our Fishing heritage.
• Touring – guest can enjoy the historic border towns famous for their woollen mills, the picturesque villages and sweeping beaches of the coast, or visit the historic capital of Edinburgh less than an hours drive.
• Fishing – world class fishing available on many river locally including the Tweed and Teviot.
• Golf many outstanding local course
• Smokehouse Gallery - regular exhibitions by local and well known artists, such as John Bellany

Linen & towels provided. Electric heating - electricity included

TV with Freeview & DVD, electric hob, electric oven, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, washer/dryer.

Good Housekeeping Deposit £150