Cringletie House Location
Map & Directions
Address
Edinburgh Road
Peebles
Scotland
EH45 8PL
Complimentary parking available on site
How to get here
By Car
From Edinburgh/Edinburgh Airport
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:
Head for the A696 to Jedburgh. At Elishaw continue along the A68. 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. At Drumelzier turn right onto B712 direction Peebles. Turn right onto A72. Through Peebles, at roundabout turn left onto A703 direction Edinburgh. Cringletie House is signposted after 2 miles.
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Location & Local Attractions
Cringletie is located just outside Peebles, in the Scottish Borders. Located only 30 minutes south of Edinburgh, Cringletie offers an idyllic country location within easy reach of the city.
Local Attractions
Peebles
Only 2 miles from Cringletie, Peebles in the Tweed Valley is one of Scotland's royal and ancient burghs. This pretty former county town is surrounded on all sides by beautiful countryside. It has many buildings of historical interest and is a bustling market town and holiday resort with an excellent high street renowned for its fine selection of thriving independent shops, bars, cafes and restaurants.
Scottish Borders
The real Scotland starts right at the border with England and stretches out up to Edinburgh. Even the scenery changes and the hazy blue peaks of the Cheviot and Eildon Hills. Wherever you travel here, you can be sure of a real Scottish experience.
Edinburgh
The capital city of Edinburgh has got it all. From the towering buildings in the medieval old town to the graceful and Georgian buildings of the lower new town, visitors are constantly surprised by its style and beauty.
Abbotsford House
ABBOTSFORD, the home of SIR WALTER SCOTT, Melrose, Scotland, Visitor Centre, House, Gardens are now open after a multi-million pound refurbishment
Rosslyn Chapel (Da Vinci Code)
Just 10 miles away from Cringletie is Rosslyn Chapel, famous worldwide for the beauty of its carvings and its aura of mystery. Rosslyn's fame has grown even greater in recent years, since it featured in Dan Brown's book, The Da Vinci Code, and the film of the same name.
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