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Carriage Mews is part of a substantial stone property set in 1200 acres of tranquil parkland on the historic Duns Castle Estate. This first floor property provides light comfortable accommodation with a lovely outlook over maintained lawns and beds and forms a wing of the courtyard just beyond the main castle building. • Ideal for couples, bird-watchers, family holidays, walkers, fishermen and golfers. • Access to walks in the extensive grounds, which include woodland, hill vistas and a splendid lake. • Hard Tennis court available (may not be in top condition!) Please bring your own rackets and balls. Supplier contacts can be provided for specialist outdoor activities such as archery, falconry and mini-highland games. • The village of Duns, offering a good selection amenities (supermarket, shops, restaurants, library, public swimming pool, etc), is only 10 minutes walk away. Property details: All on first floor: Living room, dining room/kitchen, 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single. Bathroom with electric shower over bath, and toilet. Included: gas-fired central heating (timed by owner), electricity, towels and bed linen. Freeview television, electric cooker, microwave, washing machine dishwasher fridge freezer. Cots and high chairs available on request. Free Wifi available in this cottage. No smoking & no pets please.

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Beautiful, private, spacious and comfortable annex in a rural setting with south facing views overlooking unspoilt countryside. Perfect for 2/4 people, the Den features a fully fitted kitchen and dining area downstairs, along with a comfortable lounge and bedroom with 2 single beds and ensuite toilet / shower. The upstairs bedroom boasts a double bed in a large room with built in wardrobes & ensuite toilet / shower. The Den has a private entrance and enclosed patio area, safe for children.

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Boston house is set in the beautiful market town of duns, the county town of rural Berwickshire in the Scottish Borders. This historic listed house was rebuilt in 1893 on the birthplace of Thomas Boston a famous 18th century writer, clergyman and influence on Robert Burns. Within walking distance to local shops, pubs and eateries, it boasts a perfect location for enjoying the Scottish Borders landscape and history by day and socialising by night.