Jedburgh, Scottish Borders

** NEW LAUNCH **

An utterly charming semi-detached 2-bedroom cottage situated in an idyllic rural location, in the heart of the Scottish Borders, close to Jedburgh.
Refurbished and upgraded to a high standard to create an immaculate modern farm cottage. The property offers contemporary, stylish accommodation over two floors as well as established side and rear gardens, scenic views of the surrounding Border countryside and ample private parking.

Accommodation Comprises:

Ground Floor:
Open plan kitchen, dining and living room, utility/boot room, bathroom.

First Floor:
Two double bedrooms.

Garden Grounds:
Private parking for 3 cars, south facing rear and side garden, log store, outbuilding, compost area.

Distances:
Newcastle upon Tyne 57 miles
Carlisle 54.5 miles
Edinburgh 47 miles
Berwick-upon-Tweed Railway Terminus 33 miles
Tweedbank Railway Terminus 15 miles
Melrose 15.5 miles
Kelso 12 miles
Jedburgh 6 miles
(All distances are approximate)

Situation:

6 Upper Nisbet Farm Cottage is set in an enviable rural location just outside the quaint hamlet of Nisbet within a lovely countryside setting, close to a variety of amenities in Jedburgh. Local attractions on the doorstep include Woodside Plant Centre and Birdhouse Tearoom, Out-there Artisan coffee shop, and fabulous woodland walks and large playpark at Harestanes Visitor Centre. The property also benefits from being close to the well-known Peniel Heugh as well as being located on part of the St Cuthberts Way.
Ideally located just a few miles from the A68, giving access to Border towns such as Jedburgh, Kelso, St Boswells, Melrose and Galashiels all offering a wide array of schooling, shops, cafes, supermarkets, banks and restaurants as well as deliveries from the major supermarkets.
This is an ideal location for those interested in golf, with championship golf available at the Schloss Roxburghe and further eighteen-hole courses at Jedburgh and surrounding areas. Located in the centre of the proposed Borders National Park, the area is steeped in history, with an abundance of outdoor activities on the doorstep, ideal for walking enthusiasts and cyclists alike. There are excellent road connections with both Edinburgh and Newcastle commutable within approximately an hour by car, making this an ideal opportunity for the commuter looking to buy their dream home and live a more rural life.


EPC Rating - D
Council Tax - A
Tenure - Freehold






EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: A