This unassuming cottage was once the Gypsy Palace, famous around the world as the residence of Queen Esther and her son and heir, King Charles Faa Blythe. These days, Gypsy Place is a self-catering holiday cottage, perfectly placed at the end of the Pennine Way National Trail in the picturesque village of Kirk Yetholm.

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Elevation 130 m

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Location: Yetholm And District, Scottish Borders, South Scotland, Scotland, United Kingdom

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