Cringletie Estate
As you approach Cringletie for the first time, you will enjoy views of the beautiful grounds and gardens - sweeping manicured lawns, acres of mature woodland, grazing sheep, a pitch and putt course and, behind the house, the famous walled garden with its 400-year-old yew hedge, reputed to be the oldest in Scotland.
Explore the 28 acre estate and you will discover a river and waterfall, woodland walks, nature trails, outdoor sculpture and a croquet lawn. Take a break from enjoying the gardens and indulge in a cream tea or afternoon tea on the lawn or in the hotel.
Guests can play boules or outdoor chess in the historic walled garden and if you're visiting in the early evening you may even spot badgers or owls in the woods.
Be uplifted by beauty of the Cringletie estate, whatever the season.
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HOW TO FIND US
By car from Edinburgh
Via A720 (City of Edinburgh Bypass). Leave the Bypass for the A703 direction Biggar. At fork stay left for A703 to Peebles. Continue through Penicuik and Eddleston. Cringletie House sign board on the right hand side of the road.
From the Newcastle area:
Close to Melrose turn left onto A6061 direction Galashiels. At Galashiels take A72 direction Peebles. At Peebles roundabout turn right onto A703 direction Edinburgh. Cringletie House is signposted after 2 miles.
From the Carlisle area:
Take motorway M6/M74 direction Glasgow. Leave at exit 15 for Moffat, A701 scenic route to Edinburgh.
Bus 62 from Edinburgh/Galashiels.
Walk or Cycle to and from Peebles or Eddleston using the newly created cycle path which was opened in 2023
If arriving by air, please use the helipad located at the rear of the building.
Please contact the Hotel directly to make arrangements prior to your arrival using this method.
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ADMISSION PRICES
Entry is free