Fulton Tower, near Bedrule
Things to do in Jedburgh Scottish Borders
Archaeological-Sites in Scotland
Description: Lying between Jedburgh and Hawick, these are the remains of a 16th century tower house. It was held by Margaret Home of Cowdenknowes prior to her wedding to William Turnbull of Bedrule. It is recorded as one of the towers destroyed by the Earl of Hertford during his raids which devastated the Borders in 1545.
Around the house are the turf-covered remains of the houses and outbuildings associated with the stronghold.
Ownership:
Private – may be viewed from the road. No access.
Situation – OS ref: NT 605158
How to get there:
By car: Off the B6357, Jedburgh to Bonchester Bridge road, along the side road signposted Bedrule which leaves the 'main' road near Easter Fodderlea.
By public transport: N/A
Seasonal opening details:
Not open to the public at any time.
Additional Information
Web link: (where appropriate):
Places to stay nearby:
- Jedburgh
- Hawick
Local towns and villages:
Jedburgh
Bonchester Bridge
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