Handsome Georgian Borders house
This beautifully presented large family house in the Scottish Borders would suit an equestrian buyer


Tweedbank House is an impressive period family home dating from circa 1806 with grand Georgian design and detail and nearly 6,000sq ft of living space.
The property has a sunny southerly aspect. In recent years it has been sympathetically upgraded, maintaining the character with high ceilings, working shutters, cornicing, deep skirtings and solid panel doors. Of particular note is the oval drawing room with its beautiful bay window, elegant proportions, ornate plasterwork and open fireplace.
Tweedbank is beautifully presented. Built on four levels the basement has its own entrance and provides useful storage space which, subject to the necessary consents, could be converted into an office.
Accommodation in total comprises three reception rooms, seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, kitchen, a basement with garden door, games room, flower room and cellar.
Outside, part of a former coach house and stables are currently used for storage. There is a summer house, and with two loose boxes, tack room and paddocks. Along the southern edge of the paddocks is the ha-ha and the grounds come to just over two acres in total.
The house lies just outside the Scottish Borders market town of Kelso which has great local amenities. Edinburgh is 42 miles and Berwick-Upon-Tweed is 24 miles for the East Coast mainline to London.
The guide price is £745,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01578 722 814 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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