“Cherrytrees House sits nestled in the rolling hills of the Scottish Borders, a uniquely stylish intimate wedding venue.”
Cherrytrees House
Cherrytrees House sits nestled in the rolling hills near the village of Yetholm on the Scottish/English border with uninterrupted views of the Cheviot Hills.
Amanda and James Barnes have lived at Cherrytrees House for over 10 years developing the walled garden and grounds. The estate has diversified in that time to include a small wedding venue and flower farm in addition to the already well-established sheep farm.
Although Cherrytrees House does not offer overnight accommodation, to make the day extra special there are rooms in the main house that can be used by the bridal party on the wedding day. There are luxurious bedrooms for changing into wedding finery and a stylish drawing room for bridal party hair and makeup while calming the nerves with a glass or two of bubbles. In the basement, you have access to a bar and snooker room which offers a place for the wider wedding party to relax.
James and Amanda will be on hand to look after you, and the facilities of the house, garden and estate will be open for you to explore at your leisure.
Please note that at present, due to the nature of the house and its layout, it is not suitable for anyone needing to use a wheelchair, or with mobility issues.
LOCAL PLACES TO STAY
There are a wide range of places to stay locally which located within easy reach of Cherrytrees House. We’ve listed a few below.
SELF CATERING & B&B
The Mill House 4 en-suite B&B rooms and 1 luxury self-catering apartment in the nearby village of Yetholm.
Crabtree & Crabtree specialise in luxury self catering cottages and homes in the north of England and the Scottish Borders. They can advise on the best accommodation to suit your wedding party and guests requirements.
HOTELS & PUBS
The Collingwood Arms 15 minutes away over the border, is a Grade II listed Georgian hotel with a long and colourful history. It has a Gold Award from Visit England, and combines traditional style and period detail with modern comforts and conveniences.
The Border Hotel is a traditional country hotel on the village green in Kirk Yetholm, and has five en-suite rooms with lovely views. As the last stop at the end of the Pennine Way, it’s well known for refreshing walkers with cask-conditioned real ale, and specialises in local produce, including Eyemouth seafood and Border lamb.
The Plough Hotel centrally situated within the main street of the village of Town Yetholm, this unique situation in the middle of the village makes it the natural centre of social life, and offers such comforts as a real log fire, real ales and top quality home cooking. The small hotel offers 5 bedrooms and welcomes pets.
The Cross Keys Hotel situated in the heart of Kelso’s picturesque French-styled cobbled square around 10 minutes from Cherrytrees. It has 26 bedrooms and a wide range of facilities.
Ednam House Hotel a beautiful country house hotel on the banks of the River Tweed in Kelso. This hotel boasts 32 bedrooms and a wide range of facilities.