3 bedroom bungalow for sale

The Hollies is a pretty 3 bedroom detached bungalow situated in the desirable Scottish Borders village of Paxton with private driveway, garden and single garage.

The Property
The Hollies is a pretty 3 bedroom detached bungalow situated in the desirable Scottish Borders village of Paxton, within walking distances of one of the best pubs in Berwickshire and a short drive from Berwick upon Tweed’s main line railway station.
The Hollies extends to about 1,081Sq Ft /100 Sq M and entrance into the property is directly into a welcoming hallway which gives access to each room. To the right of the hall lies the sitting room which is a comfortable space with the focal point being a feature fireplace. Beyond lies the dining room which provides a door out to the conservatory. The conservatory is a lovely room which overlooks the front garden. Branching off the hall, is the kitchen which overlooks the side of the property and has space for dining table. Next to the kitchen lies a cloakroom/WC. The Hollies offers two double bedrooms, one of which is with fitted wardrobes, and a single bedroom. The bedrooms are all supported by a family bathroom. Outside, the property offers a private gated driveway with ample parking which leads to the single garage. The garden provides a garden shed and enclosed garden grounds to front and rear, providing an abundance of colour and peacefulness. The Hollies exudes a sense of tranquillity, being tucked away in a quiet location, providing the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor:- Entrance Hall, Sitting Dining Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, Bathoom, WC, Conservatory
Outside:- Private Garden Grounds, Driveway, Single Garage.

Distances
Berwick-upon-Tweed Railway Station 5 miles, Edinburgh 54 miles, Kelso 20 miles,
Duns 10 miles. (all distances are approximate).

Area Insights
The Hollies is positioned near the village green in the heart of the popular Scottish Borders town of Paxton. This wonderful village has a fantastic community spirit centred around a well frequented village hall which offers regular events such as Yoga classes, Scottish Country dancing and knitting afternoons, and the village pub is considered one of the best in the area. Paxton House, just outside the village, is a popular tourist destination and holds many cultural and seasonal events. Paxton House also offers a wonderful tearoom and many fantastic woodland and river walks to enjoy.
About 5 miles due east of Paxton is the market town of Berwick upon Tweed. Berwick-upon-Tweed is famous for its stunning architecture, has a wide selection of amenities and is well serviced with local and national shops, five national supermarkets and schooling for all ages including a private school at Longridge Towers. Berwick also has a selection of leisure and sports clubs, banks, public houses, restaurants and The Maltings theatre and cinema which offers daily shows and movies. There is a main line railway station which has regular trains to Edinburgh, Newcastle and London, both Edinburgh and Newcastle are sub one hour travel time and London is circa 3 hours 45 minutes. There is also the A1 trunk road which bypasses the town and provides easy access to both north and south respectively.
The local area has a wide range of popular attractions and activities including Northumberland and Berwickshire’s rugged coastlines of unspoilt beaches and beautiful landscapes; Berwick walls and pier are only minutes away while Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, Bamburgh Castle and the ancient Border towns of Coldstream, Kelso and Melrose are within easy reach. Country and sporting pursuits are also readily available, including hill walking, salmon and trout fishing, riding, hunting and shooting. Golf is available locally; within a short drive lies Berwick Golf Course and other courses can be found at Goswick, Eyemouth and the Hirsel. Swimming, gym, squash and indoor bowling facilities exist at the Swan Centre in Berwick-upon-Tweed

Despite Paxton’s proximity to both Edinburgh and Newcastle, the area has a low population and can therefore offer a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.