Sunnycroft Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast, on the outskirts of Selkirk, offers a superb base for visitors wishing to explore the treasures of the beautiful Borderlands. By car Edinburgh and Carlisle are both just an hour away, Newcastle an hour and a half and Glasgow easily reached in two hours.

Sleeping a maximum of 5, (plus infant in cot), accommodation comprises 1 twin room and 1 king size, with the option of an additional single bed. Both bedrooms, are very comfortable, and a private lounge/dining room is where our guests relax, and watch TV in the evening. A hearty 'farmers' breakfast will set you up for whatever you plan for the day ahead.

* Stabling for 2 horses can be provided by prior arrangement.
* Bikes can be securely parked up.
* Packed lunches can be provided if required.
* Service wash available.
* All parking is off road.
As we have livestock on our farm and working dogs we regret guests cannot bring their dogs.

Tarriff: 2017 Rates
Double occupancy with breakfast £60 per night
Single occupancy with breakfast £40 per night
Family Rate (2 adults, 2 children) £100.00 per night
Extra bed £30 per night
Cot available for hire
****Discount rate for 3 or more nights****

Stay and experience the heart of the Scottish Borders: explore wide open spaces, discover the Reiving history, villains and heroes, enjoy a wonderful diversity of heritage, sports and activities. With the beautiful river valleys of the Ettrick and the Yarrow to the west, inspirational to poets, novelists and artists for hundreds of years, and the stunning Berwickshire coastline to the east, visitors have so much choice and will want to stay longer.

Our local historic Burgh town of Selkirk (charter of 1535), where William Wallace was declared Guardian of Scotland, birthplace of Mungo Park (1771-1805), surgeon and intrepid African explore, and where Sir Walter Scott sat as Sheriff from 1804 till 1832. The locals are known as 'souters' (shoemakers), and in bygone days a vibrant tweed industry grew alongside the waters of the Ettrick and the Yarrow. These two rivers merge with the mighty Tweed just east of the town. Local crafts, boutiques and tasty delicacies are a joy to find. Indulge in the best of regional cuisine in the multitude of restaurants, tearooms and pubs, everything from Selkirk Bannock to succulent local lamb, beef or haggis.

Within a 9 mile radius of our farm are no less than four towns, each offering a different visitors experience and each passionate about its rugby culture.

With the new Borders Railway link with Edinburgh, access to the region has never been easier. Both Galashiels and Tweedbank stations are only a few miles from Sunnycroft, so why not head up to the very heart of Scotland’s capital city the easy, stress-free way?

Transport links:
Airports: Newcastle 65.00 miles Edinburgh 38.00 miles
Railway: Tweedbank, Galashiles 3 miles.
Buses: operated by First bus/South East & Central Scotland
72/73 (Galshiels and Melrose) or X95 (Edinburgh and Carlisle)

So where better to come when in need of a break from your daily routine? The Scottish Borders is guaranteed to give you a refreshingly new perspective on life.

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