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£160,000
3 bed semi-detached house for sale
Scottish Borders, Innerleithen EH443 beds
1 bath
1 reception
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- St Ronan's Primary School 0.2 miles
- Walkerburn Primary School 1.5 miles
- Stow 9 miles
- Galashiels 9.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
Description
22 Horsburgh is a well-presented semi-detached house situated in an advantageous position set back from the main road. It is believed to have been constructed around the 1940’s. The property is of a cavity construction with rendered elevations under a hip-end roof clad in slate. The street side hedging and fence conceals generous gardens with driveway. There are further gardens to the rear of the property with adequate space to be separated to provide a safe place for pets and children and can be accessed via a pathway to the side of the building. Internally, the accommodation is very spacious and in good order with most rooms having undergone upgrading in recent years and a single bedroom still requiring some decoration.
Location
The property is situated on the southeast of the town, benefitting from being just a short walk from the town centre and scenic countryside walks down towards the River Tweed. Innerleithen is an attractive and historic town nestled in the stunning Scottish Borders countryside. Popular with commuters working in Edinburgh, tourists taking full advantage of activities in the town and surrounding area and families wanting a semi-rural lifestyle, Innerleithen is a fantastic choice to call home.
The town has a great selection of shops, cafes and eateries as well as hotels and B&b’s and there are numerous outdoor activities locally including golf, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and climbing. There is also a vibrant cultural scene in the town which includes the annual Innerleithen Music Festival, an amateur dramatic society and a number of thriving local shops. The transport infrastructure is excellent and makes the town a magnet for those working in Edinburgh but preferring a more peaceful rural existence.
Life in Innerleithen offers the best of both worlds. While it retains the charm of a small Scottish town, it also provides modern amenities to ensure residents have all they need. Local shops, cafes, and restaurants offer a taste of Scottish hospitality, and nearby Peebles provides additional shopping and recreational options.
Innerleithen may be a hidden gem in the Scottish Borders, but its beauty, history, and sense of community make it a place worth discovering. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, Innerleithen has something to offer. It's a reminder that sometimes, the most remarkable places are the ones that quietly grace the countryside, waiting to be explored and cherished by those who seek them out.
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General information
The property is situated on the southeast of the town, benefitting from being just a short walk from the town centre and scenic countryside walks down towards the River Tweed.
Innerleithen is an attractive and historic town nestled in the stunning Scottish Borders countryside. Popular with commuters working in Edinburgh, tourists taking full advantage of activities in the town and surrounding area and families wanting a semi-rural lifestyle, Innerleithen is a fantastic choice to call home.
The town has a great selection of shops, cafes and eateries as well as hotels and B&b’s and there are numerous outdoor activities locally including golf, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and climbing. There is also a vibrant cultural scene in the town which includes the annual Innerleithen Music Festival, an amateur dramatic society and a number of thriving local shops. The transport infrastructure is excellent and makes the town a magnet for those working in Edinburgh but preferring a more peaceful rural existence.
22 Horsburgh offers the complete package with generously proportioned rooms, character, generous garden grounds with off street parking. It is presented in a good order and sits in a position with a relatively private feel due to its large plot size and distance from the road. The property will appeal to investors, families and those looking to get away from the city. There is also scope for AirBnB and holiday let.
The local area appears to be benefitting from a good level of publicity and an increase in local tourism following large local investment in events including the rail link, leisure facilities and a general move towards country living following Covid 19. There are also a good number of other attractions locally, Edinburgh is also just a short drive away for commuters, breath-taking countryside with heritage walks and trails through the area. There are also local festivals at each of the local Border towns during the summer months celebrating the proud traditions of the area.
Accommodation
The accommodation currently comprises:
Ground Floor — Entrance hall, living room, kitchen, utility cupboard, bathroom. (on split level)
First Floor — Three bedrooms, one with over stair storage cupboards.
Externally — Wrapround garden with secluded sitting area, plenty outdoor storage and 2 car driveway.
Areas
The property has been measured to provide the following approximate areas:
Description Sq m Sq Ft
22 Horsbrugh Street 103 1108
E & oe Measurements taken using a laser measurement device.
Energy performance certificate C72
Fixtures and fittings
The property is being sold unfurnished. All white goods will be included in the sale
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected with the main heating system being gas fired.
Viewing
By appointment with the sole agents.
Edwin Thompson, Chartered Surveyors
76 Overhaugh Street
Galashiels
TD1 1DP
Tel. E-mail:
22 Horsburgh is a well-presented semi-detached house situated in an advantageous position set back from the main road. It is believed to have been constructed around the 1940’s. The property is of a cavity construction with rendered elevations under a hip-end roof clad in slate. The street side hedging and fence conceals generous gardens with driveway. There are further gardens to the rear of the property with adequate space to be separated to provide a safe place for pets and children and can be accessed via a pathway to the side of the building. Internally, the accommodation is very spacious and in good order with most rooms having undergone upgrading in recent years and a single bedroom still requiring some decoration.
Location
The property is situated on the southeast of the town, benefitting from being just a short walk from the town centre and scenic countryside walks down towards the River Tweed. Innerleithen is an attractive and historic town nestled in the stunning Scottish Borders countryside. Popular with commuters working in Edinburgh, tourists taking full advantage of activities in the town and surrounding area and families wanting a semi-rural lifestyle, Innerleithen is a fantastic choice to call home.
The town has a great selection of shops, cafes and eateries as well as hotels and B&b’s and there are numerous outdoor activities locally including golf, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and climbing. There is also a vibrant cultural scene in the town which includes the annual Innerleithen Music Festival, an amateur dramatic society and a number of thriving local shops. The transport infrastructure is excellent and makes the town a magnet for those working in Edinburgh but preferring a more peaceful rural existence.
Life in Innerleithen offers the best of both worlds. While it retains the charm of a small Scottish town, it also provides modern amenities to ensure residents have all they need. Local shops, cafes, and restaurants offer a taste of Scottish hospitality, and nearby Peebles provides additional shopping and recreational options.
Innerleithen may be a hidden gem in the Scottish Borders, but its beauty, history, and sense of community make it a place worth discovering. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, Innerleithen has something to offer. It's a reminder that sometimes, the most remarkable places are the ones that quietly grace the countryside, waiting to be explored and cherished by those who seek them out.
What 3 Words
///clan.squeezed.woodstove
General information
The property is situated on the southeast of the town, benefitting from being just a short walk from the town centre and scenic countryside walks down towards the River Tweed.
Innerleithen is an attractive and historic town nestled in the stunning Scottish Borders countryside. Popular with commuters working in Edinburgh, tourists taking full advantage of activities in the town and surrounding area and families wanting a semi-rural lifestyle, Innerleithen is a fantastic choice to call home.
The town has a great selection of shops, cafes and eateries as well as hotels and B&b’s and there are numerous outdoor activities locally including golf, fishing, mountain biking, hiking and climbing. There is also a vibrant cultural scene in the town which includes the annual Innerleithen Music Festival, an amateur dramatic society and a number of thriving local shops. The transport infrastructure is excellent and makes the town a magnet for those working in Edinburgh but preferring a more peaceful rural existence.
22 Horsburgh offers the complete package with generously proportioned rooms, character, generous garden grounds with off street parking. It is presented in a good order and sits in a position with a relatively private feel due to its large plot size and distance from the road. The property will appeal to investors, families and those looking to get away from the city. There is also scope for AirBnB and holiday let.
The local area appears to be benefitting from a good level of publicity and an increase in local tourism following large local investment in events including the rail link, leisure facilities and a general move towards country living following Covid 19. There are also a good number of other attractions locally, Edinburgh is also just a short drive away for commuters, breath-taking countryside with heritage walks and trails through the area. There are also local festivals at each of the local Border towns during the summer months celebrating the proud traditions of the area.
Accommodation
The accommodation currently comprises:
Ground Floor — Entrance hall, living room, kitchen, utility cupboard, bathroom. (on split level)
First Floor — Three bedrooms, one with over stair storage cupboards.
Externally — Wrapround garden with secluded sitting area, plenty outdoor storage and 2 car driveway.
Areas
The property has been measured to provide the following approximate areas:
Description Sq m Sq Ft
22 Horsbrugh Street 103 1108
E & oe Measurements taken using a laser measurement device.
Energy performance certificate C72
Fixtures and fittings
The property is being sold unfurnished. All white goods will be included in the sale
Services
All mains services are understood to be connected with the main heating system being gas fired.
Viewing
By appointment with the sole agents.
Edwin Thompson, Chartered Surveyors
76 Overhaugh Street
Galashiels
TD1 1DP
Tel. E-mail:
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