An exceptional detached barn conversion that has been beautifully built and furnished, Dignity is a delight in every way. This self catering holiday house has been named after a famous and valuable ram that was bred by the family who have farmed here for 6 generations.

Dignity has been furnished with understated style from the slate or wood floors, underfloor heating to the drystone dyke walls surrounding and the fabulous Anta soft furnishings. It is spacious and appealing and perfect for those with a discerning eye who enjoy luxury and comfort. There is a splendid open plan kitchen with granite surfaces leading into the dining/sitting room with a wood burning stove and the most delightful views across the hills. The addition of a second lovely lounge/music room is a great asset for family groups.  The bedrooms are welcoming and luxurious with crisp white linen over memory foam mattresses that guarantee a comfy night’s sleep.

A garden gives you a quiet area to enjoy the peace and beauty of the borders and with 2000 acres of fields and hills, you will have all the space you need. Nearby is the village of Clovenfords with its pub and you are within easy reach of all the Borders towns. The farm has a loch where you can fish for wild brown trout and of course the famous Tweed is a mere 2 miles away for those who enjoy salmon fishing. This is a really wonderful large holiday house that you cannot fail to enjoy. For larger parties there is a second equally delightful property, Time, within walking distance.

Ground floor:

Hall. Shower room with WC, open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room with wood burning stove. Utility room.

Mezzanine floor:

Sitting/Music room with wonderful views. Master bedroom with ½ canopy bed and en-suite shower room and French doors to patio.

First floor:

2 single bedrooms, king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room. Bathroom with bath and shower. Twin/double bedroom.

Holiday Protection Scheme

Cottages & Castles Ltd. (acting as agents for property owners) provides a guarantee for tenants who have to cancel their holiday at a cottage.

If it is necessary to cancel your holiday, for any of the reasons A 1-5 below, you may do so at any time up until the close of business on the last working day before your tenancy commences and we will refund your balance. Your deposit is not refundable. If you have made a late booking and paid in full you will receive your payment minus the normal deposit sum (usually 30%).

There is no charge for this holiday protection – it is included in the cost of your holiday. Please note that the protection does not apply to holidays in our properties with codes beginning with P (usually castles, mansions and lodges).

Deposits may be transferred to a different date for a holiday at the same property within 12 months of the original holiday date, subject to availability, but not, however, for a different property. If the new booking is at a higher rate the tenant must pay the extra cost. No refund will be made if the new date is at a lower rate.

A:
1. Death, accidental bodily injury, or illness (excluding pre-existing or chronic illness/conditions, or illness arising through epidemics or pandemics)
a) the Proposer and/or persons with whom he/she has arranged to travel.
b) any close relative or business associate of the Proposer or of any person with whom he/she has arranged to travel or arranged to meet at the specified holiday establishment. We will require appropriate documentary evidence of illness or bodily injury from a registered medical practitioner. This evidence must state that the Proposer is unfit to travel.

2. Jury service, witness call or unemployment through redundancy of the Proposer after the date of booking and prior to the commencement date of the holiday.

3. Fire or theft which is the subject of an insurance claim at the Insured’s main residence or business premises within seven days before commencement of the holiday.

4. Occupational postings not contemplated at the time the holiday is booked.

5. Cancellation or curtailment of scheduled transport services due to strikes, riots or civil commotion, but limited to the cost of alternative transport up to £50 per person for the outward journey only.

But not, however:

B:
1. Disinclination to travel.

2. Failure of public or private transport.

3. Suicide, attempted suicide, insanity, the influence of intoxicating liquor or the effect of drugs not taken in accordance with treatment prescribed and directed by a qualified medical practitioner or booking a holiday which is or would be against the advice of a registered medical practitioner.

4. Pregnancy unless problems occur which prevent the person travelling. A  verification must be signed by a registered medical practitioner to this effect

5. Any loss which is otherwise insured.

6. Holiday accommodation booked outside Great Britain, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Islands