No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Sold STC
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
1291
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Basic 4Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Idyllic Setting
- On the banks of the Fruid Reservoir
- 4 Bedrooms
- Close to the village of Tweedsmuir
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RURAL COUNTRYSIDE COTTAGE
30K BELOW HR VALUE
A charming detached four-bedroom cottage set in a wonderful spot adjacent to the banks of the Fruid Reservoir with outstanding views. Enjoying a truly idyllic setting 4 and a half miles up a no-through single-track road from the picturesque village of Tweedsmuir in the Scottish Borders, Waterend offers peace, tranquillity and privacy whilst being in easy distance of nearby towns and all amenities.
Accommodation Comprises:
Ground Floor -
Entrance Hall, Living Room, Kitchen/Diner, Bathroom, 2 Double Bedrooms.
First Floor -
2 Single Bedrooms, Shower Room, Eaves Storage.
Garden Grounds -
Lawned Area, double-tiered gravel area, Patio Area, raised terrace, Gravelled Parking Space and access path, Outstanding Views
Distances
Edinburgh 32 miles, Biggar 21 miles, Peebles 21 miles, Melrose 40 miles, Moffat 19 miles, Glasgow 52.2miles
(All distances are approximate)
Agents Note:
Given that the property is set amidst two working sheep-farms, it is part of the title deeds agreed with the owner of the other properties, Scottish Water, that any dogs owned by the owner of Waterend Cottage be kept under control within the boundary of this property. It will be the total responsibility of the owner of Waterend Cottage to ensure that its boundary is absolutely secure to the extent that any dog(s) will not be free to roam outside the boundary to disturb and/or harm the livestock of the farm which are allowed to roam and graze freely. The purpose of this point is simply to safeguard any sheep and lambs.
Situation:
Waterend Cottage is set in the Tweed Valley, marked by the River Tweed and surrounded by rolling hills, the village of Tweedsmuir is a small but thriving community. The famous Crook Inn, 400yrs old and once frequented by Robert Burns is undergoing a superb restoration and will soon provide a social hub once more for residents of Tweedsmuir and beyond.
Moffat lies 15 miles south on the A701 and all amenities can be found in this attractive town, renowned for its culture, creativity and music as well as offering local produce and crafts. Biggar lies just over 13 miles north on the A701 and likewise, it’s a lively town with further amenities, local and larger shops. Opportunities for recreation abound and residents of Tweedsmuir enjoy country living, most enjoying some outdoor activities whether it’s walking, cycling, horse riding, golf, fishing, wild swimming… it’s all on the doorstep.
Broughton Primary School has an excellent reputation, averaging a school roll of under 100 which brings its own benefits and beyond this, pupils are taken by bus to Peebles High School. The A701 links south to Moffat and the M74 or north through Broughton towards Edinburgh which can be reached by car within an hour.
EPC Rating - E
Council Tax - Band D
Tenure - Freehold
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: D
30K BELOW HR VALUE
A charming detached four-bedroom cottage set in a wonderful spot adjacent to the banks of the Fruid Reservoir with outstanding views. Enjoying a truly idyllic setting 4 and a half miles up a no-through single-track road from the picturesque village of Tweedsmuir in the Scottish Borders, Waterend offers peace, tranquillity and privacy whilst being in easy distance of nearby towns and all amenities.
Accommodation Comprises:
Ground Floor -
Entrance Hall, Living Room, Kitchen/Diner, Bathroom, 2 Double Bedrooms.
First Floor -
2 Single Bedrooms, Shower Room, Eaves Storage.
Garden Grounds -
Lawned Area, double-tiered gravel area, Patio Area, raised terrace, Gravelled Parking Space and access path, Outstanding Views
Distances
Edinburgh 32 miles, Biggar 21 miles, Peebles 21 miles, Melrose 40 miles, Moffat 19 miles, Glasgow 52.2miles
(All distances are approximate)
Agents Note:
Given that the property is set amidst two working sheep-farms, it is part of the title deeds agreed with the owner of the other properties, Scottish Water, that any dogs owned by the owner of Waterend Cottage be kept under control within the boundary of this property. It will be the total responsibility of the owner of Waterend Cottage to ensure that its boundary is absolutely secure to the extent that any dog(s) will not be free to roam outside the boundary to disturb and/or harm the livestock of the farm which are allowed to roam and graze freely. The purpose of this point is simply to safeguard any sheep and lambs.
Situation:
Waterend Cottage is set in the Tweed Valley, marked by the River Tweed and surrounded by rolling hills, the village of Tweedsmuir is a small but thriving community. The famous Crook Inn, 400yrs old and once frequented by Robert Burns is undergoing a superb restoration and will soon provide a social hub once more for residents of Tweedsmuir and beyond.
Moffat lies 15 miles south on the A701 and all amenities can be found in this attractive town, renowned for its culture, creativity and music as well as offering local produce and crafts. Biggar lies just over 13 miles north on the A701 and likewise, it’s a lively town with further amenities, local and larger shops. Opportunities for recreation abound and residents of Tweedsmuir enjoy country living, most enjoying some outdoor activities whether it’s walking, cycling, horse riding, golf, fishing, wild swimming… it’s all on the doorstep.
Broughton Primary School has an excellent reputation, averaging a school roll of under 100 which brings its own benefits and beyond this, pupils are taken by bus to Peebles High School. The A701 links south to Moffat and the M74 or north through Broughton towards Edinburgh which can be reached by car within an hour.
EPC Rating - E
Council Tax - Band D
Tenure - Freehold
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: D
About this agent
Located in the market town of Melrose, close to the famous Abbey, our Borders office offers unrivalled local knowledge and connections, along with the personal service for which Rettie is famous. We are perfectly placed to help you if you are interested in buying or selling property anywhere in this beautiful part of the country. Our customer base reflects the outstanding lifestyle appeal of this relatively undiscovered region, which is popular with buyers from across the whole UK and overseas. The office is led by Alice Brown. Alice and her team are passionate about the area's landscape and heritage as well as the superb value for money offered by the Scottish Borders.