Tiny Home Borders
Located near Hawick, Tiny Home Borders is a unique hideaway in the heart of the Scottish Borders. With two thoughtfully designed eco-cabins, each created for couples, this retreat offers wood-fired relaxation, private lochans for paddleboarding or wild swimming, and breath-taking hill views. It’s the perfect mix of rustic charm and modern comfort.
from £180.00 Per night*
Hallrule Farms, Bonchester Bridge, Hawick, TD9 8JF
T: +44(0)7813 708674
Eco-Cabins & Private Lochan Retreat in the Scottish Borders
Located in Hawick, Tiny Home Borders is a unique hideaway in the heart of the Scottish Borders. With two thoughtfully designed eco-cabins on separate sites and each created for couples, this retreat offers wood-fired relaxation, private lochans for paddleboarding or wild swimming, and breath-taking hill views. It’s the perfect mix of rustic charm and modern comfort.
Two Tiny Homes, Same Big Experience
There are two Tiny Homes on separate sites, each built from converted bale trailers and inspired by Scandinavian design. While they have slightly different outlooks and settings, both offer the same level of comfort, style, and eco-friendly features.
Each home includes:
Wood-burning stove inside for cosy evenings.
Fully equipped kitchen with gas cooker, fridge, and all essentials.
Mezzanine sleeping area with a comfy double bed and high-quality linens.
Private outdoor deck with seating, “Greta” wood-fired cooker (BBQ/pizza oven), and plenty of space to relax.
Wood-fired hot tub with stunning views, perfect for stargazing or unwinding after a day outdoors.
Private lochan with paddleboards provided, ideal for wild swimming or a calm float on the water.
Breakfast Hamper with homemade granola, jam and marmalade, tea, coffee and milk, bread & butter.
Whichever Tiny Home you choose, you’ll have everything you need for a romantic, eco-friendly escape.
Sustainable Comforts
Tiny Home Borders strikes a balance between off-grid living and everyday luxuries:
Solar-powered electricity with 240v sockets for essentials.
Eco-friendly insulation and natural materials used throughout.
Robes, towels, toiletries, and welcome pack (with homemade granola, jams, and local produce).
Games, yoga mats, and a telescope to make the most of the peaceful setting and night skies.
It’s an off-grid retreat that doesn’t skimp on the comforts that make a stay special.
Location & Things to Do
The homes sit in a stunning hillside location near Hawick, with sweeping views of the Border Hills. Staying here means privacy, quiet, and fresh Highland air, but also well placed for exploring.
On-site: Paddleboard on the lochan, enjoy wild swimming, fire up the outdoor oven, soak in the tub, or simply watch the stars.
Nearby: Visit local towns like Hawick, Selkirk, and Jedburgh for shops, history, and Border abbeys.
Walking & Cycling: Explore the surrounding hills, or venture further onto trails across the Borders.
Practical Details
Two cabins available, each sleeping two adults (plus space for a well-behaved dog, on request).
Minimum stay: 2 nights, with 3 nights required for weekends.
Prices: From £185 per night depending on season.
Check-in/out: after 2pm for Tiny Home 1 & 4pm for Tiny Home 2, before 10am for Tiny Home 1 and 12pm for Tiny Home 2
Connectivity: There’s good 4G coverage, but no Wi-Fi - this is about switching off and enjoying nature.
Why Choose Tiny Home Borders
Two eco-friendly cabins with equal levels of comfort and style.
Wood-fired hot tubs, outdoor decks, and both cabins with private lochans for paddleboarding and wild swims.
Peaceful, secluded location with dramatic views of the Border Hills.
Romantic, sustainable, and dog-friendly - a perfect couple’s retreat.
Close to Hawick and historic Borders attractions, yet far enough to feel off the beaten track.
Features
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Fridge
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Gas cooker
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Cordless hairdryer
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Log Burner
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BBQ
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Pizza Oven
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Breakfast
Location
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Secrets of the Scottish Borders
When most people think about Scotland’s coastline, they picture the wild west - sea lochs, mist-shrouded islands, winding roads that cling to cliffs. But over on the east, down in the Scottish Borders, there’s another coastline quietly doing its thing. No hype. No crowds. Just a string of rugged cliffs, hidden beaches, and fishing villages that haven’t changed much in generations.
Cycling routes in the Scottish Borders
Between the sea cliffs of Eyemouth and the rolling hills around Hawick lies some of the Borders’ best cycling country. This is not a single end-to-end ride but a collection of loops and trails that let you explore the region in bite-sized adventures.
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