Peebles, Scottish Borders

An excellent opportunity to acquire a desirable semi-rural building plot and paddock of approximately 1.3 acres mostly laid to lawn with a small woodland area and stable block.

Plot Comprises:

The plot is situated in the heart of the Peeblesshire countryside, within a short drive of the bustling town of Peebles and Innerleithen.

Planning permission has been granted in principle : 24/00647/PPP. The planning has been granted for the erection of one dwelling house.

Full plans and drawing are available on the ScotBorders planning portal under the above reference code.

It is understood that there are services on site.

Situation
The building plot is is located within the quiet hamlet of Eshiels, two miles east of The Royal Burgh of Peebles. Peebles is a hugely popular market town with a population of around 9,000. Amenities within Peebles include the Eastgate Theatre and Arts Centre, a swimming pool, the Gytes Leisure Centre, independent retailers, popular restaurants as well as national supermarkets and shops. The town also benefits from a health centre, dentists, banks and vets as well as well-regarded primary and secondary schools.

For those with an interest in country pursuits, fishing, hill walking, mountain biking (Glentress Forest), horse riding and golfing are all on the doorstep. Peebles is also well-known for hosting festivals throughout the course of the year including the week-long Beltane Festival, the Tweedlove Bike Festival, an Arts Festival, Peebles Highland Games, an Agricultural Festival and the Rugby Sevens.

Peebles is well placed for those looking to live in a semi-rural location whilst being within a commutable distance of Edinburgh city centre, which is just a 23-mile drive away, and a frequent bus service provides access to the Capital as well as other local towns. The A703 provides easy access to the Edinburgh City Bypass.


Mileage
Edinburgh 23 miles, Dalkeith 23 miles, Biggar 20 miles, Galashiels 17 miles, Peebles High Street 2 miles, Melrose 21 miles

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