Treetops, Paterson Street, Galashiels, Selkirkshire

A fabulous opportunity to acquire a well-presented and spacious detached 4-bedroom first floor apartment within a substantial Victorian villa in a sought-after residential area within the Borders town of Galashiels. The apartment has period features and offers light and airy, free-flowing family accommodation throughout as well as a single garage and off-street parking. The property is positioned within walking distance of Galashiels Railway Station providing an accessible rail link into Edinburgh.

Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor
Entrance hallway, storage cupboard.
First Floor
Kitchen, family bathroom, sitting room, principal bedroom, three further double bedrooms.
Outside
Front garden, decked area, patio areas, single garage, off-street parking.

Mileage
Edinburgh 37 miles, Melrose 3.5 miles, Selkirk 5.5 miles, Kelso 17.5 miles
(All distances are approximate)

Situation
Treetops is situated on Paterson Street, a sought-after residential address in the Border town of Galashiels. The property benefits from a peaceful location, whilst being just a short walk from the busy Border town of Galashiels and the stunning surrounding countryside. Galashiels is the largest of the region’s towns, it is well serviced with a range of independent shops, restaurants, cafes along with supermarkets and high street shops. Nearby there is an excellent range of schooling, from primary through to secondary and university education, as well as private schooling at St Mary’s in Melrose and Longridge Towers in Berwick. The Mac Arts Centre and the Volunteer Hall host a wide variety of music events throughout the year attracting some well-known performing artists. The Borders Railway was formally opened in September 2015 connecting the city of Edinburgh to the Scottish Borders, Treetops is just a short walk away from the nearest station, making it an ideal location for people commuting to Edinburgh for work. Surrounding Galashiels there are a range of popular attractions including historic castles and towns such as Melrose, Kelso and Selkirk. The outstandingly beautiful Northumberland coastline, the Cheviot Hills and Holy Island are all within a short drive as are the market towns of Kelso and Peebles. Country and sporting pursuits are readily available, including hill walking, fishing, golf, cycling and mountain biking in the Tweed Valley.





EPC Rating: D