Cringletie

Cringletie is a country house hotel in a Category B listed building near Eddleston featuring Scottish Baronial design. The property includes multiple guest accommodations set within spacious grounds with manicured gardens and natural areas.

Early records from the 1600s mention fortifications on these lands before the Murray family took ownership and built the main house. The structure developed over centuries into the residence that exists today.

The restaurant here serves Scottish cuisine that reflects local tastes and ingredients from the region. Visitors experience dining traditions that connect to the land and seasons around the property.

The grounds are easy to navigate with pathways suitable for different mobility levels and outdoor access throughout the property. Visitors should bring sturdy shoes and layers, as the outdoor areas are enjoyable in most weather conditions.

The grounds contain an ancient yew tree exceeding 400 years of age within the walled garden, standing as one of the oldest living features on the property. A stone building from the 1700s originally constructed to house pigeons now serves as a dining space for private events.

Location: Scottish Borders

Location: Eddleston

Architectural style: Scottish Baronial architecture

Website: https://cringletie.com

GPS coordinates: 55.68800,-3.21858

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:00