1,100 organic acres below the Cheviot Hills, seven minutes from Jedburgh — two self-catering cottages, a touring caravan site, and guided farm tours.
A working organic farm, not a backdrop
Matt and Lucy Tile farm just under 1,100 acres below the Cheviot Hills — around 2,000 wool-shedding sheep, with cattle brought in to fatten. Certified organic with the Soil Association since 2005. Spring water, solar panels and barley grown for the cattle keep it as self-reliant as the land allows.
“Ask Lucy where to go and sit, by a pond, for some peace and tranquillity.”
Room to breathe
We’re not a spa or a retreat — we’re a working organic farm. But the things that come with that — the quiet, the clean air, the slow mornings — tend to be exactly what people who arrive are needing.
Walk one of the signposted trails before breakfast. Sit in the hide and let the birdsong fill the space your phone used to. Come back to a wood burner stove, Lucy’s home baking, and food grown on the ground you’ve just walked across.
Perfectly placed for the Borders
Seven minutes from Jedburgh and within an hour of Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle — abbeys, hills and big skies on the doorstep.