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Crosshall Farmhouse
Crosshall Farmhouse is close to 200 years old and over looks the cheviots, complemented by a large garden surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside that the Scottish Borders has to offer with peace and tranquility in abundance.
Crosshall Farm is a working family-run arable farm with mostly sheep and cattle.
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Guests remarks
"A haven of peace and beauty -We will hasten back."
Rosemary & Alan Murdoch
June 2004
"Thanks, Judy and Jim for your hospitality and friendship, which we will not forget."
Barry and Amanda Jackson
March 2004
"Feels like home."
Martin Verstraete
May 2005
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Crosshall Cross
The area where the cross stands is known as Headrigs, receiving its name in commemoration of a great battle that was fought there.
Local tradition states that the cross marks the spot where a governor of Hume castle was killed in a skirmish, however as the cross is unmarked the purpose of the cross is somewhat a local mystery.
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