There's room for four here, across two bedrooms, each with a view from the bed. One's a king, the other works as a king or twin. The heart of the place is an open-plan living space with a wood burner and sliding glass doors onto a terrace that faces the hills. Outside, a wood-fired hot tub and a rooftop terrace with views in every direction.

Everything runs off solar and ground-source power, with spring water drawn from a borehole on site. The build used reclaimed wood and recycled metal, and the roof is sown with wildflowers that shift through the seasons. Underfloor heating, a smart TV, Wi-Fi and a local welcome hamper come as standard.

There's a drying room for wet gear and an EV charger you can use when there's surplus power. Jedburgh and its 12th-century abbey sit six miles down the road.