The position, two miles south of Hawick, just off the A7, is ideal for many interests and activities - so whether you are interested in Historic Houses, Abbeys, Woollen Mills and Craft Museums, or prefer fishing, golf, tennis, bowls, putting, cycling, swimming, running, or walking (either on the flat or up hills!) all these, and many more, are on hand locally.

Information on places to visit, walks or drives is available in the house to help you plan the days. You may prefer to read, do some craft work or just sit and take in the view as you await the two course lunch in the dining room, or afternoon tea in the conservatory or out on the terrace. However you decide to spend your time, you are assured of a warm welcome and we hope will leave us, as many of our guests do, with happy memories and a desire to return again and again .....

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BY BUS:     Please note we are note able to collect guests travelling by public transport from the bus station.  However, we can provide, on request, details of local taxi services.

BY RAIL:    From Edinburgh Railway Station (55 miles), there is a Raillink Coach to Hawick - service X95. From Carlisle (40 miles), there is a Raillink Coach to Hawick - service X95. Guests should ask for the request stop at Martins Bridge. 

FROM THE TIC:    From Hawick Tourist Information Centre follow directions for the A7 Southbound towards Carlisle/A7, following the Historic Tourist Route. Two miles out of Hawick, take a right turn onto the B711 (signposted Roberton).  Just over the bridge you will see a brown sign for Whitchester. We are approx 350 yards along the B711 on the right hand side, in the trees, just as the road bears round to the left.

FROM HAWICK TOWN CENTRE:     Follow directions for the A7 Southbound towards Carlisle/A7, following the Historic Tourist Route.  Two miles out of Hawick, take a right turn onto the B711 (signposted Roberton). Just over the bridge you will see a brown sign for Whitchester.   We are approx 350 yards along the B711 on the right hand side, in the trees, just as the road bears round to the left.