

Staycation Scotland 2022: Stay in an idyllic off-grid Borders hillside retreat with its own hot tub and private lochan
If you don’t want to hop on a plane, then this cozy retreat offers you the chance to get away from it all without leaving Scotland
Tiny Home Borders is nestled on a friendly family farm on the southern slopes of the ancient Ruberslaw, a conical hill on the banks of the River Teviot in the Scottish Borders.Craftily created out of a former bale trailer, it’s a green and dog-friendly Nordic-style haven with a host of creature comforts – but no television or wi-fi to give you a chance to fully decompress.There’s solar-powered lighting and electricity, a gorgeous wood-burning stove to warm your evenings, luxuriant fluffy towels, robes and slippers, and a Swedish wood-fired hot tub out on the deck.When it comes to making your supper there are two options – a full gas cooker inside or an al fresco cooker, barbecue and pizza oven.
There are breakfast packs available for a morning feast, while there’s also the option of buying the farm’s own venison, beef, or lamb.
For the adventurous, there’s the option of wild swimming in the lochan just outside your door, and there are paddle boards available too.
There are plenty of walks availlable around the farm, including walking up the Ruberslaw, while the quaint Borders town of Jedburgh is a short drive away.
You can book Tiny Home Borders at www.hostunuaual.com.
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1. All mod cons
The ingeniously-designed interior has everything you need for a relaxing break. Photo: www.hostunusual.com

2. Running up that hill
Tiny Home Borders is nestled on the southern slopes of ancient Ruberslaw, a conical hill on the banks of the River Teviot. Photo: www.hostunusual.com

3. Sleep tight
You'll be sure of a good night's sleep in the comfortable double bed. Photo: www.hostunusual.com

4. On deck
The outdoor area is perfect for al fresco food and drinks. Photo: www.hostunusual.com