Designed by Sydney Mitchell and built in 1897 for Glasgow shipping millionaire, William Lithgow, Fauhope House is a wonderful example of Arts and Crafts architecture. Today it is the family home of Ian and Sheila Robson who welcome guests to stay for bed and breakfast. It is quiet and peaceful, surrounded by trees, garden and fields, looking across the Tweed valley towards Melrose Abbey and the Eildon Hills. It is no wonder that the medieval monks from Melrose Abbey chose these south facing slopes for their orchards. The house has three double and twin rooms (all ensuite) for bed and breakfast accommodation, these are all individually in style, generous in size and superbly equipped.