
Old Pulteney is a single-storey detached lodge in Cavers, near Howick in the Scottish Borderlands. Sitting on a private shared 86-acre estate with views across rolling countryside, this is a proper retreat for those who want space and fresh air. Old Pulteney sleeps six and has been part of the collection since 2025.
The estate has woodland and countryside footpaths right on your doorstep. Hawick town centre is just 2 miles away with independent shops and places to eat. The Borders Distillery and Borders Textile Towerhouse are both 2. 5 miles away. Wilton Lodge Park is 3 miles out for riverside walks.
Inside you get three bedrooms two doubles (one with en-suite shower room) and a twin sleeping six.
Old Pulteney is a single-storey detached lodge in Cavers, near Howick in the Scottish Borderlands. Sitting on a private shared 86-acre estate with views across rolling countryside, this is a proper retreat for those who want space and fresh air. Old Pulteney sleeps six and has been part of the collection since 2025.
The estate has woodland and countryside footpaths right on your doorstep. Hawick town centre is just 2 miles away with independent shops and places to eat. The Borders Distillery and Borders Textile Towerhouse are both 2.5 miles away. Wilton Lodge Park is 3 miles out for riverside walks.
Inside you get three bedrooms two doubles (one with en-suite shower room) and a twin sleeping six. The open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area has glass doors opening to a private balcony. The kitchen includes a gas hob, dishwasher and Tassimo coffee machine.
Hawick (2 miles) offers shops and dining. Borders Distillery (2.5 miles, 6 mins) does whisky tours. Wilton Lodge Park (3 miles, 8 mins) has riverside walks. Ale Water Valley (9.5 miles, 18 mins) offers horse riding, golf and fishing.
Old Pulteney suits families, couples and dog owners equally well. Up to three dogs are welcome and the hot tub overlooking the countryside makes evenings genuinely special. Book Old Pulteney for space, scenery and easy access to the best of the Scottish Borders.
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Fire up the hot tub and soak while looking out over rolling Scottish Borderlands countryside. A genuinely great way to end the day.
Up to three dogs are welcome here. The 86-acre estate has woodland and countryside footpaths to explore right from the door.
Guests have access to a private shared 86-acre estate with marked footpaths through woodland and open countryside.
Step out through the glass doors onto your own private balcony. Perfect for a morning coffee with views across the countryside.
Hawick town centre is only 2 miles away with independent shops and a good choice of places to eat and drink.
The entire lodge is on one level. Downstairs bedroom and bathroom make it accessible and practical for a wide range of guests.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
Old Pulteney is located in Cavers near Howick in the Scottish Borderlands, postcode TD9 8QG. The lodge is straightforward to reach by car and has private off-road parking for three vehicles on arrival.
The nearest railway station is Lockerbie or Carlisle depending on your route, from where a taxi or hire car will get you to the lodge. It is worth arranging onward transport in advance as the lodge is in a rural setting.
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