Hendersyde Farm, Kelso, Scottish Borders, TD5 7QA
About this accommodation
You're always welcome at Hendersyde! Our family farm which lies between the River Tweed and Eden Water, downstream from Kelso, in the heart of the Borders!
The traditional farm cottages stand in a peaceful spot at the end of their own lane, surrounded by walks, wildlife and wonderful views. Offering a great self-catering base for researching your ancestry - with internet access, local knowledge and advice - we are always optimistic your search will be successful!
Sleeping up to four people, the cottages are warm and comfy with central heating and cosy sitting room fires. Very well equipped kitchens mean you can cater for yourselves, arrange to have suppers delivered to your door or enjoy the great choice of places to eat in Kelso and across the Borders, using delicious local produce.
As well as wonderful countryside and very strong traditions, The Borders is stepped in history with a wealth of abbeys, castles, keeps and great houses to visit. The jewel in the crown for researching your own history is undoubtedly The Heritage Hub at Hawick - about half an hour away.
Explore our website to find out more about Hendersyde and the Borders! You will see up to date availability and have the option to book online! If I can be of any help don't hesitate to get in touch - Sue
Rooms
0 Triple Rooms
0 Double Rooms
0 Twin Rooms
0 Single Rooms
Facilities
Hendersyde Farm Holiday Cottages has 3 self catering units available.
Walkers Welcome
Cyclists Welcome
Attractions Nearby
Kelso, Kelso, Scottish Borders, TD5 7PG
Home to the Pringles and Scotts, Smailholm is a prominent landmark that proved inspirational to Sir Walter Scott who is buried at nearby Dryburgh Abbey.
Abbotsford, Melrose, Scottish Borders, TD6 9BQ
It is hard to overestimate the importance of Sir Walter Scott to Scottish culture and history. From his image on Scottish bank notes, the names of novels and literary characters taking pride of place on streets and buildings in Scotland, to the popularity of tartan as a symbol of Scottish national identity.
Floors Castle , Roxburghe Estates Office, Kelso, Roxburghshire, TD5 7SF
A few minutes’ walk from the pretty cobbled square town of Kelso lies the romantic Floors Castle, with its roof bristling with turrets, pinnacles and cupolas.