Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Coldingham

The village of Coldingham is located in Berwickshire, in the Scottish Borders. It lies on the southeast coast of Scotland, north of Eyemouth, a few miles north of the English border. There are many historical landmarks to look out for in and around the village, including the atmospheric ruins of an ancient priory. In and around the High Street, you will find a variety of family-run businesses on the doorstep of your Coldingham holiday cottage. There is a butcher, pottery, a post office and a small grocery. The Anchor and the New Inn are charming, old pubs serving local ales, whiskies, and hearty dishes.

Exterior of a stone-built single storey cottage with a slate roof overlooking an empty cobbled street.
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Discover Your Coastal Haven on the Scottish Borders

Embrace the tranquility of coastal living in the Scottish Borders at 15 Bogan, an idyllic two-bedroom end-terrace Coldingham holiday cottage. Nestled in the charming Berwickshire village of Coldingham, this delightful coastal holiday home provides the perfect retreat for couples, a family of four, and a furry friend or two.

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A spacious wooden floored lounge with twin sofas, TV and a woodburner.
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Welcome to this charming Coldingham holiday cottage, your ideal holiday home in Berwickshire 7 Bogan. Nestled on a quiet village street, it offers a delightful retreat that has recently undergone extensive renovations to ensure comfort and enjoyment. This three-bedroom cottage is perfect for families or friends seeking a tranquil yet well-connected escape.

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A stroll from Coldingham holiday cottages, there is a beautiful beach. Coldingham Sands lies at the mouth of Buskin Burn, with a sandy shore stretching almost a mile across the bay. Sunbathing, swimming and searching for hermit crabs in the rock pools at low tide are all popular activities. The beach is backed by wild grassland where rare butterflies and flowers can be found. Neighbouring St Abbs Head Nature Reserve is well worth a visit on self-catering holidays in Coldingham, with towering cliffs where thousands of sea birds nest.

A scenic drive southward from Coldingham, Berwick-upon-Tweed is England’s northernmost town and occupies a spectacular position on the coast, overlooking the mouth of the River Tweed. Famous for its split identity between England and Scotland, Berwick-upon-Tweed has a fiercely independent character and a tumultuous history to discover. The town is known for its magnificent architecture, including its medieval town walls, among the finest remains of their type in the country. An hour’s drive westward on the A1, Edinburgh is an enchanting city with some of the country’s most impressive Georgian and Medieval architecture and an iconic hilltop castle.