Edderston Road, Peebles, Scottish Borders

Tantah House Top occupies a commanding position on the edge of the desirable Borders town of Peebles. The property sits at the edge of Cademuir Hill and boasts exceptional panoramic views of the stunning Tweed Valley.

The property comprises a four-bedroom, generous double upper apartment of a sub-divided Victorian mansion house. Tantah House was built in 1884 for a prominent engineer, James Inglis of Peebles. The house takes its name from a town on the Nile Delta in Egypt where the Inglis’ introduced machinery to assist with the cleaning of the local cotton grown in the region.

Set over two generous principal floors the current owners have conducted a thorough and extensive refurbishment of the property, of which the final product is a shining example of Victorian architecture and scale effortlessly melded with practical and modern upgrades to create a stunning home.

The property boasts a wonderful elevated and peaceful position whilst also being only a short walk from the bustling centre of Peebles and within walking distance of the local secondary school.

Externally the property benefits from off-street parking and a large single garage. The spacious south-facing garden is mostly laid to lawn with a separate orchard full of specimen fruit trees.

Accommodation comprises:

First Floor:

Entrance vestibule, reception hall, sitting room, living/dining/kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, study.

Upper Floor:

Principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and Juliette balcony, two further double bedrooms, turret room, family bathroom, utility room.

Externally the property benefits from off-street parking and a single garage. There is a generous rear garden mostly laid to lawn with orchard trees.

EPC: C
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold

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EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: G