The Merchant's House

Staying in the Merchant’s House is a unique opportunity to holiday in a restored 18th century John Adam
mansion, full of character and fascinating history.

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Stay in Style - Great for groups & families

Decorated in a period style, and sleeping up to 11 guests- the Merchant’s House is the ideal location for a gatherings with families or friends, special birthdays or anniversaries.

The house consists of a large open planned living and dining area and a compact well-equipped kitchen on the first floor, along with one of the bedrooms (a double with a ‘12 poster’ bed!) and a wet room bathroom.

There is lift access up to this floor and the wet room is accessible for disabled guests.

​Stairs lead up to the second floor, where there are two double bedrooms (one with en-suite), a twin bedroom, a triple bedroom (with built in box bed suitable for an adult or child) and a large family bathroom with free-standing roll top bath.

​Both floors benefit from fantastic views across Eyemouth town, harbour and out to sea. Guests are welcome to use the lawned area in front of the house, and the Picnic table in the side garden, the beach is just a ten minute walk away.

 All bedding and Towels are provided.
Dogs are welcomed.
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"A lovely house in an enviable position, fantastic views. We all enjoyed the tour, what a history! The children cant wait to return. 

​Rooms are warm and comfortable and the kitchen is thoughtfully equipped.
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Lots to See and Do

The tower is ideally situated to explore Eyemouth and the East Berwickshire coast, including the stunning villages of Coldingham and St Abbs. 

It is also ideal for Golfers being very close to Eyemouth Golf course.

​Eyemouth town centre is just a ten minute scenic walk across the harbour, where plenty local amenities are situated including a supermarket, post office and local gift shops. There are also plenty places to eat and drink, we recommend relaxing in Oblo Bar & Bistro with a delicious meal, or sampling award-winning local fish & chips and ice cream from Giacopazzi’s.

There are a number of nearby attractions, including Gunsgreen House itself (during the Summer Season (April - October), guests benefit from free entry to Gunsgreen House), Eyemouth Town Museum, Eyemouth Maritime Centre and a booth on the harbour-side where fish can be bought to feed the local seals- a favourite with children.

Other things to do include taking an exhilarating boat trip with Eyemouth Rib Trips, or practising your golfing skills at Eyemouth Golf Club (famed for its 6th hole across the sea, voted ‘Britain’s No.1 Most Extraordinary Golf Hole’).

Shop locally for food, crafts and gifts at St Abbs Market - every Friday in The Ebba Centre.

For avid walkers, why not explore nearby St Abbs Head, a national nature reserve, or challenge yourself to complete ‘The Smugglers’ Trail’ along the Berwickshire Coastal Path from Burnmouth to Cove. Gunsgreen House is itself part of this trail.