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Exciting, outstanding, stylish, spacious, amazingly well-equipped, wow, thinks of everything... all words that crop up regularly in guest reviews on Crosswoodhill Farm Holiday Cottages. Midway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, our livestock farm on the Pentland Hills offers tranquillity and a relaxing base. Equally ideal for couples or up to 12 people. Explore our website and discover 4 very different award-winning properties, ranging from 3 STAR traditional comfort to 5 STAR stunning contemporary chic. Lots of interior images and information with loads of ideas for days out, walking or otherwise. In addition to 3 prestigious VisitScotland Thistle Awards for extra mile care, Crosswoodhill has earned a Gold 'Green' award and is waiting to welcome you.
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This 18th century former gardeners cottage is quietly situated on the edge of the ruined William Adam designed Mavisbank Estate. It forms a wing of the owners house, their large attractive walled garden can be gained by a French door in the spacious bedroom. The surrounding area attracts an abundance of wild and birdlife. Tastefully furnished and decorated, it makes an excellent holiday base
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Dating back to the 15th century, this former Drover’s House is set within the peaceful tranquillity of the Pentlands Regional Park, yet only a short train journey, or 30 minutes’ drive, from the hustle and bustle of historic Edinburgh. This delightful holiday cottage has been furnished, decorated and equipped to a high standard. Adjoining the owners’ home and in a totally rural setting, close by Harperrig Reservoir, it has its own front garden with sitting-out area and BBQ.
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This cosy, characterful holiday cottage is situated near a working farm yet surprisingly, on the edge of the city, and is the end one of a row of stone-built cottages with an enclosed sunny garden to the rear. With a bright, contemporary interior and a cosy woodburner, this charming property is perfect in any season. Convenient for buses into the city centre, 20 minutes, with its historic castle and Royal Mile, theatres, shops and restaurants.
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This semi-detached holiday cottage, attached to the owner's home, is situated in a rural setting, above the historic town of Linlithgow, with views towards the Forth Bridge from the garden. It is centrally placed to explore Edinburgh or Glasgow, 20 and 30 minutes by train, the Borders, or Perthshire and Fife. Enjoy walks in Beecraigs Country Park, 1 mile, the Pentland Hills ...
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Hidden away among lovely beech trees and with views from the terrace of the attractive Union Canal, The Coach House is a perfect base from which to explore Edinburgh. Stone-built and detached, it is set within the extensive grounds of the owners’ home on the edge of a village where a good pub, local shops and an opportunity to take a canal cruise can be found.
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With views over the Moorfoot hills, this detached house has been crafted from original farm buildings to create a spacious contemporary holiday property. There is a timber deck running along the front of the house which can be accessed from each of the main living areas opening with a sliding wall from the dining area, and also a landscaped garden with seating and a children’s play area. The swimming pool and games room provide entertainment, and the living areas provide both quiet and social spaces.
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This attractive town cottage has been converted from a former stable and has its own south-facing terrace and walled garden – within walking distance of all the amenities of historic Linlithgow, with fine views over the Royal Palace, its parkland and loch.
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Only 30 minutes from Edinburgh, this spacious detached bungalow situated on the edge of the pretty village of West Linton. The enclosed garden is bordered by the shallow Lyne Water. Shopping, restaurants and pubs in the village. Two 18 hole golf courses, Icelandic pony trekking and excellent walking in the Pentland Hills nearby which form the backdrop to the village. A perfect holiday retreat.
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Set on the outskirts of historic Linlithgow by the River Avon, with easy access to both Glasgow and Edinburgh, this delightful holiday cottage looks out to open countryside and is only 200 yards from a well known local pub restaurant. With a wood burning stove in the cosy living room and a sunny garden to the side, it is ideal for every season.
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This extremely spacious, ground floor holiday property is in a wonderful location close to Edinburgh (only 20 minutes by train) and is in a historic village with restaurants and pubs within strolling distance. It is centrally located for easy access to St. Andrews and the Fife coast, Glasgow, Stirling, Perthshire and the Trossachs, and East Lothian and the Borders.
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This traditional sandstone first floor holiday apartment is approx 3 miles, or 15 mins’ bus ride from Edinburgh city centre. Situated above professional offices with a selection of coffee shops, pubs and restaurants within a few moments’ walk, it is an ideal car-free destination with good public transport from the airport and railway station. Visit historic Cramond village for a picturesque walk along the shore of the Firth of Forth ...
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Ideally located within the Pentlands Regional Park on an upland farm, this substantial, spacious detached farmhouse stands 30 minutes from Edinburgh city centre, yet in a peaceful and secluded setting. Accessed by a mile-long farm track with views of the surrounding Pentland Hills and woodland, there is excellent walking from the doorstep where a wide variety of birds and wildlife may be glimpsed. A wide diversity of activities are available locally, including fishing and riding.
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This beautifully furnished, mid terrace holiday cottage is in a lovely rural location only 20 miles from the city of Edinburgh. It has a spacious open plan living area with inviting leather sofas, ideal for relaxing after a great day out.
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Set by a tumbling burn in rolling hills, this detached stone cottage lies 23 miles south of Edinburgh with easy access to all that the vibrant city has to offer. Part of a working sheep farm, it was formerly an old mill, now converted to a high standard with great attention to comfort and style.
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Dating from 1745 this unusual holiday cottage has a surprising mix of accommodation with one small single room and a double sofa bed in the living room on the first floor, dining kitchen with cosy open fire on the ground floor, and a pretty, private garden. Set just off the main street of this conservation village ...
Walking can be dangerous and is done entirely at your own risk. Information is provided free of charge; it is each walkers' responsibility to check it and navigate using a map and compass.