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You will be warmly welcomed and cared for as you unwind on our friendly, working mixed farm.
Experience our rolling green hills in idyllic valley 2 miles from Hawick, the centre of Scottish textiles. Your base for walking, riding, fishing, golf, castles and stately homes.
Log fires, cosy rooms and our showroom containing designer cashmere knitwear, costume jewellery, paintings, and country gifts will make your stay more pleasurable.
We have three letting rooms for Bed and Breakfast and we offer a shop discount to any of our guests.
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Room Rates
Single - £35.00 per Room
Double - £55.00 per Room
Family - £95.00 per Room
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Self Catering
from £ 150.00 to £ 325.00
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Wiltonburn Farm
Hawick
Roxburghshire
TD9 7LL
Tel: 01450 372414
Fax: 01450 378098 |
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HAWICK is the biggest town in the Scottish Borders . It lies on the River Teviot where it is joined by the Slitrig Water . The power its rivers provided was central to the growth of the town. Hawick dates back to a settlement founded by the Angles in the 600s. In the 1100s the Lovells, a Norman family, built a large motte here as the base for their wooden castle. These days, most visitors come to Hawick while travelling the A7 from Carlisle to Edinburgh, or to take advantage of the deals in the various textile factory shops in the town. Given its industrial background, it is easy to approach Hawick with low expectations. The reality turns out to be a very pleasant surprise. What you find is an interesting and attractive town with an imposing High Street, a spectacular Town Hall, and a collection of paths and wynds that more.
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