π Historic home of Sir Walter Scott, a literary pioneer and statesman, overlooking the River Tweed. π An early example of Scottish Baronial architecture, open to visitors since 1833, featuring an extensive library and unique collections. # Why Go π° Explore the mind of one of Scotland's most important writers π Peruse an extensive personal library with rare books and historical artifacts βοΈ Discover historical curiosities and antique weapons in the armoury π³ Enjoy beautiful formal Regency gardens and woodland walks π» Visit Witch Corner, an interactive Story Trail and supernatural sculpture trail for all ages # Why Avoid π« House, gardens, and chapel closed during winter months (December-February for conservation). πΆββοΈ Walk from Tweedbank station not clearly indicated. # Tips πΊοΈ Consult a map if walking from Tweedbank station (approx. 1.3 miles). ποΈ Pre-book tickets online for potential discounts. π Dogs on lead welcome in grounds, gardens, and cafe. # Cost π° Various ticket options: House & Gardens Adult Β£15.40, Gardens Only Adult Β£8.20, Abbotsford Unlimited Adult Β£16.90, Witch Corner also available. Discounts for students, children, and passes. Children under 3 FREE. # Hours π Visitor Centre, cafe, exhibition, and Witch Corner open Wednesday-Sunday 10am-4pm. Historic house, gardens, and chapel closed December-February for conservation. Estate walks always open.
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