Knowehead View | Stunning UK Hot Tub Break

About Knowehead View

Escape to the serenity of Knowehead View, a charming period stone-built cottage nestled amid the scenic valleys and rolling countryside of the Scottish Borders. This idyllic retreat is perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway, accommodating two guests in a beautifully appointed king-size bedroom.

The cottage boasts a luxurious hot tub, providing an intimate space to unwind under the stars or to soak up the picturesque views by day.

The open-plan living area, complete with a Smart TV and Bluetooth speaker, is a cosy haven for relaxation, while the well-equipped kitchen allows for delightful home-cooked meals.

With its tranquil rural setting, just a stone's throw from the Royal Burgh of Biggar, guests can indulge in local eateries, charming inns, and unique shops, or venture out to explore nearby hills and heritage sites. Secured bike storage and off-road parking ensure convenience for those bringing their own transport or equipment.

Knowehead View, where comfort meets the beauty of nature, is a sanctuary for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle and immerse themselves in the peace of the countryside.

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Complex of properties
Hot tub
Internet access
Working farm
Fishing on site / nearby
Romantic
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Cottages Near Knowehead View

Quercus Biggar

2 Miles

Scotland » Edinburgh & The Borders

Sleeps 2

Hot Tub

Bedrooms: 1

Nestled amongst the trees and boasting fantastic views of the countryside, you ll feel at one with nature in this cottage.

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Trefoil Cottage

6 Miles

Scotland » Edinburgh & The Borders

Sleeps 4

Hot Tub

Bedrooms: 2

A beautiful, traditional cottage settled into the countryside hamlet of Blyth Bridge, near West Linton, Scottish Borders. Hot tub. Off-road parking. Garden. West Linton 6.4 miles; Edinburgh 22.8 miles; Glasgow 41.4 miles.

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Helpful Info To Get More From Your Stay

What do guests love about this accommodation?

Guests adored the peaceful location and stunning views from Knowehead View, particularly enjoying the hot tub with its scenic outlook. The cleanliness and comfort of the cottage received high praise, along with the thoughtful touches such as complimentary drinks and cakes. The proximity to Biggar and the ease of exploring the surrounding areas were also appreciated by many.

Getting there

To get to Knowehead View, take the M74 motorway and exit for Biggar on the A702. The nearest train station is in Lanark, from where you can take a taxi or bus to Biggar.

Nearby Essentials

During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.

Service	Distance (miles)	Postcode
Pharmacy (1.5 miles)	Biggar	ML12 6DL
Train station (12 miles)	Lanark	ML11 7JT
Pub (1.5 miles)	Biggar	ML12 6DL
Dog walk	1 mile	Biggar countryside
Supermarket (1.5 miles)	Biggar	ML12 6DL
Indian takeaway (Taj Mahal)	1.5 miles	ML12 6DL
Chinese takeaway (China Garden)	1.5 miles	ML12 6DL
Italian takeaway (Giovanni's)	1.5 miles	ML12 6DL

For families with Kids

This destination is family-friendly, offering ample outdoor space for children to play and explore. Nearby attractions include the award-winning puppet theatre in Biggar and the New Lanark World Heritage Site, which provides educational and entertaining experiences for young visitors.

Is Knowehead View A good location for couples?

The area is a romantic haven for couples, with the cottage itself providing a cosy and intimate setting. Nearby, couples can enjoy scenic walks or visit the Dawyck Botanic Gardens and the Falls of Clyde for picturesque day trips.

Dining and Cafes

Nearby, the Royal Burgh of Biggar boasts delightful dining options such as the Elphinstone Hotel (01899 220044) and the Crown Inn (01899 220116), both within 1.5 miles of your stay.

Within walking distance of your cottage

A short walk away you'll find the charming Royal Burgh of Biggar, offering great eateries, friendly inns, quirky shops, and picturesque country walks.

Quickfire FAQs

Does this accommodation have a hot tub?

Yes, this accommodation features a luxurious hot tub, providing guests with the perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy the breathtaking valley and countryside views.

Is this property pet friendly?

Indeed, the property welcomes up to two well-behaved dogs, making it an ideal choice for pet owners looking to enjoy a break with their furry friends.

What is the check-in and check-out time for this accommodation?

Guests can check in from 16:00 onwards and are required to check out before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in the arrival details provided.

Is there parking available at the property?

Yes, there is ample off-road private parking available next to the cottage, ensuring convenience for guests travelling by car.

Can I bring my bicycle to the property?

Certainly, secured bike storage is available at the property, making it suitable for cycling enthusiasts looking to explore the local terrain.

Are there any additional charges for bringing dogs?

Dogs are charged at a fee per full or part week, and guests are advised to keep dogs on leads whilst out walking due to livestock in the vicinity.

Knowehead View Reviews

Neil

Great location, great views, very clean cottage with all we needed

Wayne

A well presented property, clean and tidy - recommended

Alexandria

So peaceful, my little piece of heaven. Views are amazing. Short distance to Biggar nice country walk there. Very comfortable bed and clean cottage. My dog was with me and was welcomed. If needing a taxi best to book it. Suggest a visit to New Lanark it was amazing ! Host always helpful. Sandra

Bethany

Absolutely perfect and relaxing getaway. Hot tub was amazing and the bottle of bubbly in the fridge was such a lovely and kind touch. The cottage has everything you could need in a beautiful setting. We can't wait for our next visit :) Beware Google Maps will try to take you to a cottage by the same name in Castle Douglas (even with full correct po st code for this cottage) pop Biggar into Google maps and follow the wee directions in the welcome/itinerary email and you'll be golden.

Susan

Lovely clean property , ideal location for a quiet relaxing time, didn't see a soul while there, only a short walk to the village,

Lisa

First class stay at Knowehead View. The cottage is in a remote location with absolutely stunning views. The hot tub was definitely the highlight of the stay for us. It was set up and ready to use on arrival. The cottage was clean and well equipped with everything we needed. Towels and robes were left out for us, complimentary drinks and cakes left. These added touches really made it feel like our home during the stay. Thank you so much, we will definitely be back!

Hayley

Lovely place to stay, nice little town a short walk away and not a bad drive into Edinburgh. Hot tub was really lovely in the evenings! Thanks very much for a nice comfortable break away.

Jodie

What a beautiful cottage, a home from home. Very clean and cosy. Hot tub, WiFi and Netflix were definitely touches that made it for us. Hosts left some alcohol in the fridge for us as we arrived at New Year. Has all of the amenities you could possibly hope for when self catering. Dogs loved the walks, would recommend woodland area by the Big Red Ba rn, only a few miles from cottage. Lovely farm cafe there. Two lovely takeaways close by, scenery and farm life was great to see. Would stay again!

Kevin

The cottage was really clean, well equipped and and comfortable. Located on a farm, there were lovely views over the surrounding countryside, which were even more enjoyable whilst lounging in the hot tub with a nice glass of wine. The owners were living nearby and always available if needed. A nice holiday location especially if you are looking for a bit of quiet time.

Alison

Lovely week away in the Scottish Borders. Cottage was very well equipped. Hot tub was so relaxing with stunning views of the countryside. We will definitely come back in the future.

Graham

Beutiful cottage in a lovely quiet and peaceful location with fantastic walks. Great choice of shops and eating places in Biggar and friendly locals. Went to Peebles for the day, it is not far and worth a visit. Kirstyn the owner was really friendly and helpful and a a nice bottle of wine in the fridge on arrival was very welcome. Our highlight was the hot tub and the sunsets which were amazing. We would definitely recommend staying in this cottage

Ken

Beautiful place, clean and with a fabulous view. The hot tub was wonderful and was a highlight of our stay. The cottage itself was spotless and very pleasant. The only gripes were not getting instructions from the owners until the day we travelled and finding out then that dogs aren't allowed in the bedroom. Otherwise, we had a lovely, peaceful tim e and our dog loved it as much as we did. We hope to come again!

Alan

Perfect size for two with a dog - brilliant for walkers, runners or cyclists

Jacqueline

The cottage was in an ideal location only a mile and half from Biggar while having gorgeous views over both Tinto hill and the Pentlands. It was clean and well equipped to make for a very comfortable stay. The hot tub was a great little extra and we made the most of it by sitting in it to watch the sunset each evening. The owners were good enough t o check in on us the first night and leave us their mobile.

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Attractions Near Knowehead View

While there'll be plenty to keep you entertained an Knowehead View itself, if you plan to get out and about and see some of what Edinburgh & the Borders has to offer, here are some of the nearby attractions you can enjoy during your stay. Please note that some of these activities and days out are paid and it's always a good idea to book in advance to secure your place where applicable.

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Kailzie Gardens - EH45 9HT

about 14 Miles

Kailzie Gardens are another popular attraction and are an excellent place for a day out in the summertime. The gardens are a peaceful and colourful place to spend the day with a wide variety of flora and fauna on display. Other attractions here include live viewing of the Tweed Valley ospreys, a Gift Shop where children can pick up a souvenir, a Tearoom serving tasty local produce and home cooked meals, a Children's Corner, Putting Green, and a gorgeous private 2½ mile stretch on the River Tweed where visitors can enjoy Fly Fishing and a Picnic Area.

M&D's Scotland's Theme Park - ML1 3RT

about 24 Miles

M&D's, Scotland's Family Theme Park is a "must do" day out if you are in the Strathclyde region. The fun attraction is set within 20 acres of beautiful Country Park and offers rides, shows and activities for the whole family to enjoy. Besides the outdoor rides the site is also home to Amazonia - Scotland's only indoor Tropical Rainforest where visitors can meet loads of exotic animals. There is also a large indoor soft play area and an amazing glow in the dark bowling alley, so plenty to do if the weather is bad. During December Scotland's largest Grotto with animated Christmas scenes can also be enjoyed.

James Hamilton Heritage Park - ML3 7UE

about 28 Miles

James Hamilton Heritage Park has been awarded 4 Stars by the prestigious Visit Scotland Board and is a must visit attraction if you are in the area. The site features a gorgeous 16acre loch offering an exciting range of watersports including Canoeing and Windsurfing. Children and adults can enjoy taster sessions of most activities. The site also has two adventure playgrounds and a fleet of fun boats. The area is also abundant with wildlife and has a Bird Sanctuary.

Smoo Cave - IV27 4QB

about 28 Miles

Smoo Cave is a popular attraction which can be enjoyed all year round but visitors should wrap up warm during the winter months. This spectacular limestone sea-cave in Sutherland is the largest in Britain and is simply spectacular. The cave was formed by a burn that runs down into the rear chamber, as well as erosion caused by the sea. Guests can take the path from the car park which runs right through the cave. Boat trips are available in the summer months and are an excellent way to fully appreciate the cave from all angles.