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Glebe House from south, gorgeous large gardenThe traditional Scottish architecture and the peaceful setting of this lovely family house makes it the perfect place to unwind. |
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30' Drawing room with log fire, TV, video, DVD, CD playerHandsomely and comfortably furnished 30' drawing room with a log fire and book lined shelves. |
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Dining room seats 16, fireplaceThis attractive dining room with an extending table can accommodate from 2-16 persons. |
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Four Poster bed & en suite bathroomA lovely master bedroom with its own bathroom en suite. |
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one of the sunny bedroomsSecond bedroom with a double bed and plenty of space for extra bed and cots. |
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winter viewBirds and wildlife abound. |
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spring daffodilsThough cold outside in winter, the house is warm and cosy inside! The Spring daffodils and lambs surround the gardens. Wonderful sounds! |
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part of kitchen with dining area (not seen)The kitchen is very well equipped with small and large sized equipment so you can entertain if you wish. Breakfast table and chairs. Laundry equipment, drying facilities etc and a spare chest freezer (for fishers) |
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football or croquet on the lawnPlenty of space in the garden to play and relax without annoying the neighbours! Lovely collection of flowers and shrubs. |
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view to south across the stream |
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Looking down on Hownam village from 'steeple'This is a view from the top of a hill called the steeple, looking down on the tiny village of Hownam. |
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These feel like mountains or are they hills?Dere Street and St Cuthbert's Way , Southern Upland Way, 4 Abbeys Way and Pennine Way all pass nearby so it is a walkers paradise. So open and empty of people, and the air so fresh. |
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Mountain bikingBike hire is available locally, so take a map and just try it! |
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checking sheep pensThis is hill farming country and it is important to use the countryside code, no litter, dogs on lead and closing gates etc. |
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dogs welcomeWell behaved dogs love Glebe House too! |
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view of house from approach roadThis shows the Kale water, a tributary of the famous River Tweed, which flows through the garden. |
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