The Edwardian brief for the remodelling of Manderston in 1903 was to be “coolly elegant and large enough for the army of servants necessary for Edwardian comfort, and grand enough for entertaining”. Whilst functioning as the most splendid of corporate entities it is also an extremely comfortable family home to Lord Palmer. The house has been occupied by the same family since it was rebuilt and enlarged at the turn of the twentieth century. It has 109 rooms.

One and half miles from the Scottish Border town of Duns it stands at the centre of its own 56 acres of beautiful gardens and park with an unparalleled view south to the Cheviot Hills.

Included in the price of accommodation is a full Scottish Breakfast, Tea and Dinner. Accommodation available consists of:

• 5 twin bedrooms
• 4 double bedrooms

each with its own bathroom. There is also a single room which can be made available by request.