We are delighted to bring to the market Deloraineshiel, a striking rural property situated in a slightly elevated position offering unspoilt views over the rolling Borders Countryside with no immediate neighbours. Set within a generous plot of around half an acre, the property boasts three good size bedrooms with a variety of public rooms which could be used for a mixture of purposes including a charming conservatory with a beautiful rural outlook to the front. To the rear of the property are a variety of wooden outbuildings which also offer multiple uses.
The property is entered from the front into a small vestibule which leads through to a hallway with storage cupboard and a staircase to the first floor. A doorway from here leads through to a bright and airy lounge with cosy woodburner offering a central focal point and there is practical tile effect flooring. Accessed off the lounge is the utility room and a large reception area with another staircase that provides further access to the upper level. The utility room is located to the back of the house and has a range of timber floor units with Belfast sink and space for a washing machine. There is a door to the rear wooden outbuildings. The conservatory is a beautiful addition to the front of the house with simply stunning open views and French doors leading out to the front garden. The spacious dining kitchen is both well appointed and finished to a high standard with a range of timber floor and wall mounted units and Belfast sink. There is a range style cooker in situ with chimney style extractor located above and there is a multi fuel stove. Ample space for a dining table and chairs and a door leads out to the rear outbuildings from here. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a double bedroom decorated in neutral tones and a three piece shower room.
The first floor can be accessed by either of the two staircases within the property. Situated on the upper level are two further double bedrooms and a three piece bathroom. The larger upper landing could also be used as office space if so desired given its generous size.
Externally the property is set in a plot of around 0.5 acres mostly laid to lawn. To the rear is a range of timber outbuildings that could be used for a variety of purposes and the oil tank is situated around the back also. The property offers beautiful rural views in most directions.
LOCATION: Situated in the midst of the Scottish Borders, Deloraineshiel sits around 4 miles from Roberton, a small rural village located about five miles west of Hawick. Set along the B711 road, it lies within a peaceful landscape of rolling hills, farmland, and wooded valleys. The village is closely associated with the Borthwick Water and nearby natural features such as Alemoor Loch and Craik Forest, which contribute to its scenic character and appeal for outdoor activities like walking and cycling.
Historically, Roberton formed part of a rural parish spanning Roxburghshire and Selkirkshire, with agriculture—particularly sheep farming—playing an important role in local life. Today, it remains a small, close-knit community with a church and village hall serving as social hubs.
Around 9 miles away is the larger town of Hawick which offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Borders Textile Towerhouse, Borders Distillery, cinema, Teviotdale Leisure Centre, Vertish Hill Golf Course and the award-winning Wilton Lodge Park. The town boasts a number of independent shops and bistros as well as larger supermarkets and excellent schooling, and is also the venue for the famous annual Common Riding and popular Summer Festival. The area offers opportunities for walking, cycling, horse riding and fishing, and the surrounding Borders towns are easily accessible, with the Borders railway only a 25-minute drive away.
ROOM SIZES:
Living Room 3.80 x 4.55
Kitchen 4.15 x 4.55
Conservatory 2.80 x 2.40
Utility 5.15 x 1.80
Bedroom 3.50 x 3.95
Shower room 2.45 x 1.60
Bedroom 3.10 x 3.65
Bedroom 4.10 x 3.65
Bathroom 2.00 x 1.95
Read MoreImmaculately presented detached three bedroom dwelling house set in a semi rural location close by to the pretty village of Canonbie. Built around 1881, the property has been sympathetically renovated in recent years to offer versatile, modern living accommodation arranged over two floors. Externally, the dwelling sits in garden ground of around 1/3 of an acre with pleasant areas of lawn, mature trees and shrubs, off street parking and various outbuildings. There are beautiful views to the rear.
A small vestibule provides access to the welcoming hallway which has striking tiled flooring and a carpeted staircase to the first floor. A white painted timber panel door leads through to the stunning main lounge which has intricate plaster mouldings, wooden panelling and a beautiful open fire offering a pleasing focal point. The dining room, which could also be used as a third bedroom, is also situated to the front of the property with double glazed windows to both the front and side allowing ample natural light. This room is decorated in light neutral tones and has a feature wall in a sunny yellow and a multifuel stove. A small hallway leads through to the kitchen which is located to the rear of the property with lovely views over the rear garden and benefits from a recently fitted range of green floor and wall mounted units. There is space for an electric cooker and freestanding fridge freezer and, located beneath the window to the rear, is a one and half bowl sink and drainer. Located off the kitchen is a utility room which was previously a shower room that could be reinstated if so desired. In here, there is a WC and space for both a washing machine and tumble drier in addition to ample storage space.
Located on the half landing of the staircase to the upper floor is the delightful family bathroom which has been opulently decorated to an exacting standard and comprises a freestanding roll top bath, corner shower enclosure, WC and wash hand basin. A window to the rear offers stunning open views over the garden and rolling fields beyond. The upper landing provides access to the two double bedrooms and a small office room. Both double bedrooms are presented in excellent decorative order and are extremely spacious.
Externally, the property has a gravelled sweeping drive circling around the property and a pleasant area of lawn to the front with hedging offering a deal of privacy. There is a timber garage to the rear, lawn, various raised beds and patio areas and a useful greenhouse. There is also a log shed and two brick outhouses that could be developed if so desired. The garden ground extends to around 0.3 acres and backs onto open views.
Lounge: 4.66 x 5.05
Dining Room/Bedroom 3: 4.60 x 5.05
Kitchen: 3.69 x 3.86
Utility: 1.57 x 2.50
Bedroom One: 4.72 x 5.04
Bedroom Two: 4.67 x 5.04
Box/Study: 2.36 x 1.27
Bathroom: 1.99 x 3.95
Gowanlea sits between the hamlet of Rowanlea and the village of Canonbie in a picturesque spot surrounded by beautiful countryside. Canonbie is situated close by to the English border and has a range of day to day facilities such as post office, health centre, primary schooling and village shop. The M6 and M74 are both a short drive away and Carlisle is around a 15 minute drive away.
Read MoreWe are pleased to bring to the market this deceptively spacious detached four bedroom bungalow situated in a quiet cul de sac on the edge of town. Conveniently located for the countryside and dog walking, the property is set in a generous plot with low maintenance front and rear gardens, drive and garage. Internally, the property boasts a bright sitting room with pleasing views, a well appointed kitchen with separate dining area, conservatory, four bedrooms and a shower room.
Entered from the front door, the hallway provides access to the majority of the accommodation and offers internal storage cupboards (one housing the boiler). The welcoming lounge is a spacious and bright room with windows to the front offering pleasing open views and accessed off the lounge is the separate dining room with has a designated seating/dining area to the rear and hatch through to the kitchen. The kitchen has a range of floor and wall mounted units in situ and a single bowl sink and drainer. There is space for an under counter fridge and washing machine and also an integrated oven and hob. There is also room for an additional upright fridge freezer. Accessed from here via a glazed door is the conservatory which sits in the rear garden and is a sunny and welcome addition with access out to the back garden.
The property boasts four bedrooms (three doubles and a spacious single which could be used as a home office if so desired) The master bedroom, which is located to the rear, also has a good range of built in storage, as does bedroom 2. Completing the accommodation is the three piece shower room comprising WC, wash hand basin and shower enclosure with electric shower.
Externally, the property sits a slightly elevated position and has off street parking and a single car garage. The front garden has a range of shrubs and there are timber garden sheds and a car port to the side of the house. There is also a front lawn. The rear garden is mostly chipped and paved for ease of maintenance
Thornwood Avenue is a quiet residential cul de sac off Weensland Road which is a popular area of town centrally located for local amenities and a short stroll to Trinity Primary School and Teviotdale Leisure Centre. Hawick boasts a variety of shops and recreational pursuits such as golf, tennis, countryside walks and fishing. is a wonderful town steeped in a sense of history and tradition. Known as the Home of Cashmere, the town offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Borders Textile Towerhouse, Borders Distillery, cinema, Vertish Hill Golf Course and the award-winning Wilton Lodge Park and is famous for its proud rugby tradition. Hawick is also the venue for the famous annual Common Riding and popular Summer Festival. The surrounding Border towns are easily accessible as are Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle with the Mart Street bus depot on your doorstep. Tweedbank is only 17 miles and offers a rail link to Edinburgh, ideal for city commuters.
ROOM SIZES:
Sitting Room 5.25 x 4.70
Kitchen 4.25 x 2.95
Dining Room 2.95 x 3.50
Conservatory 4.68 x 3.40
Master Bedroom 5.10 x 4.10
Bedroom 2 3.34 x 3.00
Bedroom 3 3.40 x 3.60
Bedroom 4 4.23 x 3.60
Shower Room 1.75 x 3.00
A wonderful opportunity to purchase a well-established and popular public house with restaurant and a newly refurbished self-contained three-bedroom flat situated in a picturesque village location, benefitting from a great deal of passing trade as well as a loyal customer base within the community.
LOCATION: Lilliesleaf is an attractive village nestled in the midst of the Scottish Borders countryside, enjoying a wonderful sense of community with a village hall, pub, church and a golf course nearby. Located only a short drive from the beautiful town of Melrose with its specialist independent shops, resting on the banks of the River Tweed and well known for its historic Abbey, the Melrose Sevens and the Borders Book Festival. Further amenities can be found in nearby Selkirk and Galashiels, with Tweedbank providing a rail connection to Edinburgh. The surrounding countryside and rolling hills are popular with golfers, walkers, cyclists and equestrian enthusiasts and the village location will appeal to those with an interest in country pursuits looking for a peaceful quality of life.
The Cross Keys Inn is a well-loved public house with restaurant in a fantastic village location. The business has operated as a popular country inn with a cosy and welcoming bar and restaurant, providing fantastic traditional food and drink with the benefit of a beer garden for customers to take full advantage of the beautiful setting whilst enjoying a drink.
The Cross Keys Inn comprises bar with restaurant area and separate dining/seating area; full commercial kitchen; male & female toilets & beer garden to the front. A full list of fixtures & fittings can be obtained upon request.
The newly refurbished first floor three-bedroom flat is very attractive, comprising lounge with dining area, newly fitted kitchen, bathroom and three bedrooms. The property is well presented throughout and includes the following white goods – oven and hob. There is space for a additional white goods. There is also a separate sizeable garden to the rear, which could lend itself to a further beer garden if so desired with raised decking areas and landscaping potential.
RATEABLE VALUE: £8400
EPC: Flat F Bar G
FLAT ROOM SIZES:
Kitchen: 2.95m x 2.70m
Lounge: 5.40m x 4.90m
Bedroom One: 4.50m x 3.30m
Bedroom Two: 4.30m x 3.20m
Bedroom Three: 2.15m x 2.40m
Bathroom: 2.50m x 1.90m
4 Marion Crescent forms a well-proportioned semi detached three storey family home in the popular market town of Selkirk. Offering spacious and well appointed living accommodation, the property is situated in a quiet street of a handful of properties and benefits from a delightful view over the town.
The front is entered via a timber front door, the vestibule leads through to the hallway where a carpeted stairs provides access to the upper levels. Situated on the ground floor is the sitting room, dining room and kitchen. The sitting room is a bright room overlooking the front of the property via a double glazed window. There is attractive stripped timber flooring and the main focal point in here is the cast iron fireplace with inset gas fire. An open archway leads through to the dining area with double glazed window to the rear and ample space for a large dining table and chairs. A door from here leads through to a back hallway which has a storage cupboard, access to the kitchen and the back door out. The kitchen is a well appointed room with a range of cream floor and wall mounted units and tile effect flooring. There is space for an upright fridge freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. There is also an integrated double electric oven, matching hob and chimney style extractor fan above. Located beneath a window to the rear is a single bowl sink and drainer with mixer tap.
The first floor is accessed from the carpeted stairway and provides access to two double bedrooms and a smaller single room currently used as a home office. All the bedrooms are decorated in neutral tones and have carpet flooring in place. Also housed on the first floor is the four piece bathroom with shower enclosure, roll top bath, WC and wash hand basin. The shower enclosure has a chrome shower run off the boiler and there is a storage cupboard housing the water tank.
From the first floor landing, a turning staircase leads up to the second floor where a shower room, bedroom and storage room are located. The three piece shower room is a useful additional facility with a shower enclosure (electric shower), wash hand basin and WC. The bedroom is a generous double with coombed ceiling and window to the side plus a Velux allowing a flood of natural light. There is neutral décor and carpet flooring. Completing the second floor accommodation is a small storage room with Velux window and access to the eaves.
Externally at the front of the property is a pleasant patio offering a wonderful view over the town. Steps leads down (over a footpath) to another area of private garden ground laid to lawn with clothes drying facilities. To the rear is private parking for one car and a timber lock up offering external storage that benefits from an external tap and power.
The Royal Burgh of Selkirk is a wonderful town steeped in a sense of history and tradition. It offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Locharron Visitor Centre, Philiphaugh Salmon Viewing Centre, Selkirk Golf Course, Woll Golf Course, Selkirk Leisure Centre, Bowhill Estate and the Haining House and woodland walk. The town boasts a number of independent shops and bistros as well as excellent schooling, and is also the venue for the famous common riding. The area offers extensive opportunities for walking, golfing, mountain biking, cycling, horse riding and fishing. The surrounding Border towns are easily accessible and the Borders railway only a 10-minute drive away.
ROOM SIZES:
Sitting Room 4.19 x 3.91
Dining Room 4.63 x 3.91
Kitchen 2.92 x 2.96
Bedroom One 3.21 x 4.51
Bedroom Two 3.21 x 3.33
Bedroom Three 2.37 x 3.30
Bathroom 2.94 x 2.94
Bedroom Four 2.87 x 5.06
Shower Room 2.50 x 1.50
Read MoreSet in the heart of the ever-popular village of Denholm, Briar Cottage forms a charming semi detached dwelling house in the heart of the village and well placed for local amenities. To the side of the property there is a recently completed low maintenance paved garden. This quaint village cottage must be seen to fully appreciate its charm.
Internally on the ground floor the front porch provides access through to a hallway with steps leading up to first floor level. The kitchen overlooks the front garden and comprises of a range of timber floor and wall units with space for a small table and chairs. There is an integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher and space for a washing machine. There is also space for a range style cooker (LPG) and practical tiled flooring. The lounge is also located to the front and has neutral coloured carpet flooring. There is a multi fuel stove offering a cosy main focal point and this fires the central heating (with separate emersion heater for water in the summer) Accessed off the lounge is the recently added sunny conservatory. This overlooks the side garden and is a useful additional entertaining space which has the benefit of power and light. A rear hallway houses two useful storage cupboards and from here a door leads out to the rear where there is an integrated coal store. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the family bathroom which comprises a three piece suite of bath, wash hand basin and WC, The bathroom is decorated in sunny yellow and has a bath shower mixer tap located over the bath.
The first floor is accessed via a carpeted staircase from the hallway. The upper landing has a useful storage area. The master bedroom is a spacious room with neutral décor and carpet flooring. There is a feature wall in red. Bedroom 2, currently used as an office, also overlooks the front and has a range of fitted storage facilities currently in situ.
Externally, there is a small low maintenance front garden with front porch. The side garden is also immaculately kept and a front hedge offers a degree of privacy.
Close by is the conservation village of Minto with a picturesque 18-hole golf course. Denholm itself has a very reputable Primary School, restaurant, Post Office, butcher, hotel, garage and petrol station. Also within easy reach are the picturesque towns of Jedburgh, Hawick and Melrose offering further varied amenities, with Abbeys in Jedburgh and Melrose.
ROOM SIZES:
Sitting Room: 3.00 X 5.25
Kitchen: 2.00 X 5.25
Conservatory: 2.40 X 2.95
Bathroom: 1.90 X 3.00
Master Bedroom: 3.60 X 4.25
Double Bedroom: 3.10 X 4.25
Read MoreSituated on the main, bustling High Street of Hawick, 45 High Street currently operates as a successful cafe business. Ideally placed for passing footfall, the generous premises comprise of a café/restaurant space catering for ten large tables; a well-maintained and high-functioning kitchen; an abundance of storage to the rear, as well as a convenient WC for customers. The property hugely benefits from the extensive window display frontage where the friendly and welcoming atmosphere can be witnessed by passers-by. A private garden can be accessed from the side of the premises.
Centrally positioned on the High Street of Hawick, which is a wonderful town steeped in a sense of history and tradition, set amidst the picturesque Scottish Borders countryside. Known as the Home of Cashmere, the town offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Borders Textile Towerhouse, Borders Distillery, cinema, Leisure Centre, Vertish Hill Golf Course and the award-winning Wilton Lodge Park and is famous for its proud rugby tradition. Hawick boasts a number of independent shops, public houses and bistros, as well as larger supermarkets and excellent schooling, and is also the venue for the famous annual Common Riding and popular Summer Festival. The town also offers opportunities for walking, cycling, football, horse-riding, fishing and other country pursuits and the surrounding Border towns are easily accessible, as are Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle. The Borders railway has stops at Galashiels and Tweedbank, both just a 25-minute drive away.
EPC: G. RATEABLE VALUE: £8,400.00. The premises benefit from 100% relief through the Small Business Bonus Scheme subject to the owners other commercial properties.
LEGAL COSTS: Each party to bear their own legal costs. The Purchaser will be responsible for any LBTT and VAT associated with the purchase.
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS: Floor coverings and light fittings are included.
SERVICES: Mains water, gas, drains & electricity. Security alarm system.
ROOM SIZES:
Café: 12.00m x 3.55m
Kitchen: 6.00m x 4.40m
Back Store: 3.45m x 2.70m
WC: 1.90m x 1.65m
MAY LET £1000 PCM. A rare opportunity has arisen to purchase an expansive ground floor commercial property, set in an easily accessible location in the centre of Hawick.
Set within a traditional stone-built building, the premises comprises of a fantastic front show room of generous proportions with large window display frontage which then flows through to a further three spacious display areas, a board room with small kitchenette, four offices, ladies and gents’ toilets, a large store room to the rear with three smaller store rooms attached. Also to the side is a door allowing access to off-street parking.
Although the premises are in need of some cosmetic upgrading, they are in good presentable order and are ideally suited for a multitude of uses. A wonderful purchase for those looking for a well-sized retail or office unit with ground floor convenience in an advantageous location.
ROOM SIZES:
Front Show Room: 10.50m x 7.50m
Back Display Area: 4.50m x 4.30m
Orange Room: 6.60m x 3.20m
Office 1: 3.60m x 2.60m
Gents Toilet: 3.50m x 2.80m
Ladies Toilet: 4.00m x 2.80m
Board Room: 9.00m x 4.00m
Kitchen: 3.80m x 1.85m
Office 2: 4.00m x 3.00m
Office 3: 4.00m x 2.00m
Office 4: 4.00m x 3.50m
Passage: 7.00m x 4.00m
Storage: 14.00m x 3.50m
Store 1: 9.00m x 8.00m
Electrical Storage: 6.00m x 4.00m
ADJACENT COTTAGE ALSO AVAILABLE OFFERING DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL ** Early viewing is recommended of this traditional stone built semi detached cottage located in the quaint hamlet of Appletreehall situated around 2 miles to the North of Hawick. In need of some cosmetic upgrading, the accommodation is arranged over two floors and has a surprisingly generous garden to the side and rear (south west facing) and a timber garage alongside various outbuildings. The adjacent property, Roadside Cottage, is also listed for sale through the same vendor and would offer a prospective purchaser the opportunity to acquire both properties and potentially convert to one larger dwelling subject to obtaining the relevant planning documents.
The property is entered from the front into a small hallway which provides access through to the main bedroom and also the lounge. Stairs lead up to the first floor from here. The bedroom is situated to the front and has a double glazed window and is decorated in shades of purple. The lounge, which has pleasant wooden ceiling beams as a feature, also has a wood burning stove as a focal point and provides access through to the back hallway where the shower room and kitchen are located. The shower room is situated at the back of the property and comprises a three piece suite of shower enclosure, WC and wash hand basin and would benefit from upgrading. The kitchen has a range of timber floor and wall mounted units in situ with a stainless steel sink, window to the rear and space for various white goods.
The first floor is accessed via a staircase from the front hallway and provides access to the two attic rooms which could be used for a variety of purposes.
Externally to the property there is a generous rear and side garden with patio and lawn. There are various outbuildings such as log store and kennels and there is an attractive well. There are solar panels in situ in the garden and there is a chipped drive and timber garage.
LOCATION: Appletreehall is a peaceful rural hamlet just two miles north-east of Hawick in the Scottish Borders. Surrounded by rolling countryside, it offers a tranquil setting while remaining close to the town’s shops, schools and amenities. Rich in Borders heritage, Appletreehall is an attractive location for those seeking a quiet village lifestyle.
Hawick offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Borders Textile Towerhouse, Borders Distillery, cinema, Teviotdale Leisure Centre, Vertish Hill Golf Course and the award-winning Wilton Lodge Park. The town boasts a number of independent shops and bistros as well as larger supermarkets and excellent schooling, and is also the venue for the famous annual Common Riding and popular Summer Festival. The area offers opportunities for walking, cycling, horse riding and fishing, and the surrounding Borders towns are easily accessible, with the Borders railway only a 25-minute drive away.
ROOM SIZES:
Lounge 3.33 x 4.56
Kitchen 2.32 x 2.72
Shower Room 2.11 x 1.38
Bedroom 3.40 x 4.56
Attic 5.09 x 4.56
Attic 4.14 x 4.56
Read MoreWe are pleased to bring to market this bright and spacious three bedroom family home, offered for sale in good decorative order and situated in a popular part of town. 30 Heronhill Crescent presents an ideal starter family home or downsize opportunity boasting private front and rear gardens and benefitting from a well appointed kitchen and modern shower room facilities.
Entered from the front, a vestibule with storage opens through to the main hallway which has stairs to the upper level and provides access to the lounge, kitchen and bathroom. The lounge is a spacious room overlooking the front garden via a large double glazed window. The room is decorated in light neutral tones and has a fire surround with inset gas fire offering a pleasing focal point. The kitchen is a generous size and overlooks the rear garden. There is vinyl floor covering and tiling to splashback areas. There is ample space undercounter for a fridge, freezer and washing machine, as well as a freestanding oven. A built in cupboard houses the boiler and there is access to the rear garden here. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the shower room. The room is fully clad with shower boarding and comprises a three piece walk in shower wall hung sink and matching WC.
On the upper landing are two good sized storage cupboards. The property benefits from three good sized double bedrooms which are located on the first floor. Each bedroom is well presented and in good decorative order with carpet flooring, two of which have built in storage. The master bedroom overlooks the front and has ample floor space for freestanding furniture. The second and third bedrooms overlook the rear and are both decorated in neutral.
Externally, there are low maintenance gardens to the front and rear. The rear is enclosed and bounded by both timber fencing and a mature hedge. There is a large patio and a clothes drying lawn with mature shrubbed areas. There is also a garden shed.
Heronhill Crescent is a popular area of town centrally located for local amenities and a short stroll to Trinity Primary School and Teviotdale Leisure Centre. Hawick boasts a variety of shops and recreational pursuits such as golf, tennis, countryside walks and fishing. is a wonderful town steeped in a sense of history and tradition. Known as the Home of Cashmere, the town offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Borders Textile Towerhouse, Borders Distillery, cinema, Vertish Hill Golf Course and the award-winning Wilton Lodge Park and is famous for its proud rugby tradition. Hawick is also the venue for the famous annual Common Riding and popular Summer Festival. The surrounding Border towns are easily accessible as are Edinburgh, Newcastle and Carlisle with the Mart Street bus depot on your doorstep. Tweedbank is only 17 miles and offers a rail link to Edinburgh, ideal for city commuters.
ROOM SIZES
Lounge: 5.30 X 3.60
Kitchen: 5.30 X 2.60
Shower Room: 1.98 X 1.60
Bedroom One: 4.30 X 7.20
Bedroom Two: 3.65 X 3.70
Bedroom Three: 3.55 X 2.66
Read MoreWe are delighted to bring to the market this spacious and modern two bedroom maisonette located in a popular area of Galashiels. Ideal first time buy for those looking for a well presented property in turnkey condition. There is a well tended mature garden situated to the side offering desirable outside space.
Situated on the lower level of the property are the lounge, kitchen and bathroom. The lounge is a bright and inviting room overlooking the front presented for sale in excellent order with a window offering plentiful natural light. Newly fitted high end blinds are a pleasing addition. The kitchen is well appointed with a range of floor and wall mounted units and has a one a half bowl sink and drainer. There is an integrated oven and gas hob with extractor located above and also an integrated fridge freezer. There is space for a washing machine. The family bathroom is mostly aquaboarded in light tones and has a three piece white suite of bath, wash hand basin and WC. There is a glazed shower screen and chrome shower located over the bath.
The bedrooms are located on the upper level and are presented for sale in excellent order with built in storage in both rooms.
Externally to the property, there is a private area of garden bounded by timber fencing with timber garden shed. There is an array of mature trees and shrubs, seating area and integrated outhouse.
ROOM SIZES:
Sitting Room 5.00 x 3.47
Kitchen 3.02 x 2.93
Bathroom 2.09 x 1.82
Bedroom 4.28 x 3.47
Bedroom 3.04 x 2.77
Read MoreADJACENT COTTAGE ALSO AVAILABLE OFFERING DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL ** We are delighted to bring to the market this traditional stone built semi detached cottage located in the quaint hamlet of Appletreehall situated around 2 miles to the North of Hawick. Offered for sale in good order, this same level accommodation, would make an ideal holiday home/down size opportunity. The adjacent property, Ivy Cottage, is also listed for sale through the same vendor and would offer a prospective purchaser the opportunity to acquire both properties and potentially convert to one larger dwelling subject to obtaining the relevant planning documents.
The property is entered from the front into a small hallway which leads through to the welcoming lounge. A double glazed window allows ample natural light and there is a fire surround with flue which was installed in 2024 readily available for a wood burning stove to be connected to if so desired. A door from here provides access through to a small rear hallway which leads through to the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. The bedroom is a generously proportioned room with built in storage and a window to the front. The bathroom comprises a three piece suite of bath, wash hand basin and WC and there is neutral coloured aquapanelling and an electric shower located over the bath with a glazed shower screen. Completing the accommodation is the galley kitchen located to the back. The kitchen offers a range of floor and wall mounted units and has windows offering a pleasant views over the back garden. There is space for a cooker, washing machine and under counter fridge.
Externally to the property there are two allocated parking spaces. The south/west facing rear garden is of a generous size and has array of colourful mature plants and shrubs. There is also a greenhouse and wooden garden shed and gate access out from the bottom of the garden.
LOCATION: Appletreehall is a peaceful rural hamlet just two miles north-east of Hawick in the Scottish Borders. Surrounded by rolling countryside, it offers a tranquil setting while remaining close to the town’s shops, schools and amenities. Rich in Borders heritage, Appletreehall is an attractive location for those seeking a quiet village lifestyle.
Hawick offers a multitude of varied attractions, including the Borders Textile Towerhouse, Borders Distillery, cinema, Teviotdale Leisure Centre, Vertish Hill Golf Course and the award-winning Wilton Lodge Park. The town boasts a number of independent shops and bistros as well as larger supermarkets and excellent schooling, and is also the venue for the famous annual Common Riding and popular Summer Festival. The area offers opportunities for walking, cycling, horse riding and fishing, and the surrounding Borders towns are easily accessible, with the Borders railway only a 25-minute drive away.
ROOM SIZES:
Lounge 3.38 x 4.55
Kitchen 4.55 x 2.83
Bathroom 2.94 x 1.95
Bedroom 3.90 x 2.60
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