Harholm, Ednam Road, Stichill, Kelso

UNDER OFFER

Harholm is a newly renovated immaculate 3-bedroom bungalow set in an elevated position within the peaceful village of Stichill.

Located around 2 miles North of Kelso, with outstanding southeast facing views over The Cheviots and beyond. Specified to an outstanding standard, Harholm is one not to be missed.


Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor
Entrance Vestibule, Cloak Room, Office, Large Hallway, Kitchen/Diner, Boot Room, Lounge, Principal Bedroom with Ensuite, 2 Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Linen Cupboard.

Garden Grounds
Driveway Parking, Double Garage with two Workspaces to rear via separate entrance, Front and Rear Gardens, Patio Seating area.


Mileage

Kelso 2 Miles, Melrose 12 Miles, Borders Railway Terminus 13 Miles, Galashiels 16 Miles,
Jedburgh 14 Miles, Edinburgh 42 Miles
(All distances are approximate)


Situation

Harholm sits in an elevated position within the attractive village of Stichill, 2 miles outside of the popular Borders town of Kelso.
Situated on the banks of the River Tweed, the town is protected to the north by the Lammermuir Hills and the Cheviots to the south, and lies in one of the most beautiful valleys in the country. Floors Castle is close by, and Kelso plays host to the annual Border Union Agricultural Show and world-famous tup sales. Kelso has a wide range of shops, supermarkets, and services with excellent schooling in the area. The town has very good primary and secondary schools, with private schooling available in Melrose (14 miles) and Berwick-upon Tweed. The area is well provided for in terms of recreation, leisure facilities such as rugby, ice skating, hockey, equestrian, tennis, and football. There are lovely walks in the area and fishing is available on the Rivers Tweed and Teviot including the famous Junction Pool. Organised pheasant and grouse shooting is available locally. There are frequent National Hunt race meetings at Kelso and the golfer is well catered for at the recently established 18-hole Roxburghe course.
Edinburgh, and its international airport and mainline railway station, lies approximately 42 miles to the northwest of Kelso, while Berwick-upon-Tweed, with its mainline rail link (train links and being able to arrive in London pre 9:00 am) and the A1, lies approximately 24 miles to the east. Newcastle airport is approximately 58 miles to the south.

EPC Rating - D
Council Tax - Band G
Tenure - Freehold

Harholm is a newly renovated immaculate 3-bedroom bungalow set in an elevated position within the peaceful village of Stichill.

Located around 2 miles North of Kelso, with outstanding southeast facing views over The Cheviots and beyond. Specified to an outstanding standard, Harholm is one not to be missed.


Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor
Entrance Vestibule, Cloak Room, Office, Large Hallway, Kitchen/Diner, Boot Room, Lounge, Principal Bedroom with Ensuite, 2 Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Linen Cupboard.

Garden Grounds
Driveway Parking, Double Garage with two Workspaces to rear via separate entrance, Front and Rear Gardens, Patio Seating area.


Mileage

Kelso 2 Miles, Melrose 12 Miles, Borders Railway Terminus 13 Miles, Galashiels 16 Miles,
Jedburgh 14 Miles, Edinburgh 42 Miles
(All distances are approximate)


Situation

Harholm sits in an elevated position within the attractive village of Stichill, 2 miles outside of the popular Borders town of Kelso.
Situated on the banks of the River Tweed, the town is protected to the north by the Lammermuir Hills and the Cheviots to the south, and lies in one of the most beautiful valleys in the country. Floors Castle is close by, and Kelso plays host to the annual Border Union Agricultural Show and world-famous tup sales. Kelso has a wide range of shops, supermarkets, and services with excellent schooling in the area. The town has very good primary and secondary schools, with private schooling available in Melrose (14 miles) and Berwick-upon Tweed. The area is well provided for in terms of recreation, leisure facilities such as rugby, ice skating, hockey, equestrian, tennis, and football. There are lovely walks in the area and fishing is available on the Rivers Tweed and Teviot including the famous Junction Pool. Organised pheasant and grouse shooting is available locally. There are frequent National Hunt race meetings at Kelso and the golfer is well catered for at the recently established 18-hole Roxburghe course.
Edinburgh, and its international airport and mainline railway station, lies approximately 42 miles to the northwest of Kelso, while Berwick-upon-Tweed, with its mainline rail link (train links and being able to arrive in London pre 9:00 am) and the A1, lies approximately 24 miles to the east. Newcastle airport is approximately 58 miles to the south.


EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: G