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Key information
Features and description
*4.92 Hectares (12.16 acres) of grassland and amenity woodland
*Development potential for residential or leisure facilities
*Excellent Location with good transport links
*For sale by private treaty with vacant possession
Description
The land extends to 12.16 acres or thereabouts, comprising of approximately 5.75 acres of amenity woodland, including a range of native and non-native trees of varying ages, and approximately 6.41 acres of grassland. The land was previously intended for a leisure development consisting of a number of holiday chalets.
Situation
The property is located approximately 2 miles south of the centre of Jedburgh in the county of Roxburghshire and is adjacent to the A68 truck road, providing excellent vehicular transport links, including to Newcastle airport, which is approximately 52 miles south whilst Edinburgh airport lies approximately 54 miles north.
Jedburgh is steeped in history with a great many attractions including the 12th century Augustinian Abbey, Jedburgh Jail and Museum and Mary Queen of Scots' house. As such the area benefits from a significant level of seasonal tourist trade. The town is positioned to the south of the Scottish Borders close to Jed Water a tributary of the River Teviot, approximately 10 miles to the north of the border with England.
Location
What3words ///choice.wink.quietest
Planning Permission
Planning was previously granted for the erection of up to 15 holiday chalets, a site office, car parking, and landscaping works. This permission has now lapsed but can be reviewed on the Scottish Borders Council Online Planning Portal using the reference 15/00106/AMC. Any future development of the site may be subject to an Overage Agreement.
Offers
Written offers should be submitted to the Selling Agents.
*Development potential for residential or leisure facilities
*Excellent Location with good transport links
*For sale by private treaty with vacant possession
Description
The land extends to 12.16 acres or thereabouts, comprising of approximately 5.75 acres of amenity woodland, including a range of native and non-native trees of varying ages, and approximately 6.41 acres of grassland. The land was previously intended for a leisure development consisting of a number of holiday chalets.
Situation
The property is located approximately 2 miles south of the centre of Jedburgh in the county of Roxburghshire and is adjacent to the A68 truck road, providing excellent vehicular transport links, including to Newcastle airport, which is approximately 52 miles south whilst Edinburgh airport lies approximately 54 miles north.
Jedburgh is steeped in history with a great many attractions including the 12th century Augustinian Abbey, Jedburgh Jail and Museum and Mary Queen of Scots' house. As such the area benefits from a significant level of seasonal tourist trade. The town is positioned to the south of the Scottish Borders close to Jed Water a tributary of the River Teviot, approximately 10 miles to the north of the border with England.
Location
What3words ///choice.wink.quietest
Planning Permission
Planning was previously granted for the erection of up to 15 holiday chalets, a site office, car parking, and landscaping works. This permission has now lapsed but can be reviewed on the Scottish Borders Council Online Planning Portal using the reference 15/00106/AMC. Any future development of the site may be subject to an Overage Agreement.
Offers
Written offers should be submitted to the Selling Agents.
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About this agent
Established over 100 years ago, Edwin Thompson is a multi-discipline practice of Chartered Surveyors operating throughout the UK from offices at Carlisle, Keswick, and Windermere in Cumbria, Berwick upon Tweed and Newcastle in the North East and Galashiels in the Scottish Borders.