Thrushes Mead, Bakers Road, Gattonside, Melrose, Roxburghshire, TD6 9NA

3 Bed House - Detached with 3 Reception Rooms

Sale history

£416,000 in October 2018

The property

With a wrap around garden and views towards the Eildon Hills and River Tweed, Thrushes Mead is a stunning detached property - making the very most of the glorious countryside surrounding it. Positioned on a quiet and charming country lane to the edge of Gattonside, the property is fully enclosed by mature hedging and sheltering trees, providing an enviable private spot within walking distance of Melrose. The striking white painted frontage, complimented by the addition of a superb garden room by Mozolowski & Murray, sets the tone for the interior; which is light, contemporary and spacious. Hosting flexible and open living space on the ground floor, with three well-appointed bedrooms and a thoughtfully landscaped garden with garage, Thrushes Mead is the perfect family home, and set to be popular!

  • LOCATION

    Gattonside is one of the most charming and well- regarded villages in the Borders:; beautifully kept with a friendly community of around 400 residents, the village is home to two well- established restaurants and a village hall. Gattonside Suspension Bridge links it to the ever popular Melrose – voted the best town to live in Scotland in 2018! A regular bus service runs through the village with connections to the recently opened Borders Railway at Tweedbank and Galashiels. Local schooling is available at Melrose, with the village falling into the catchment for Earlston High School or private schooling at St Mary’s Melrose. Just five minutes from the local hospital at Borders General and local attractions including Abbotsford House, Trimontium, hill walking on the Eildons and along the River Tweed, and with plenty of sporting opportunities from golf to rugby including the world famous Melrose Sevens, it’s a quintessential Borders location not to be missed.

  • ACCOMMODATION LIST

    Entrance Hall, Lounge with Feature Stove, Dining Room, Garden Room Extension, Breakfasting Kitchen, Utility Room, Three Double Bedrooms, Study Area, Contemporary Bathroom, Shower Room. Integral Garage with electric door, Parking and Gardens to front, side and rear.

  • HIGHLIGHTS

    • Location – the best of peaceful village life, in a tucked away leafy position, while still within easy reach of nearby towns, amenities and transport, making it a popular spot with commuters and families alike. • Stylish finish – upgraded in an elegant, contemporary country décor, the property is ready to move into and designed to take in as much of that view as possible. • Outdoor space – perfect for kids or gardening enthusiasts! Being fully enclosed there is endless scope to landscape further. • Features – a successful fusion of country and modern including multi fuel stove, Mozolowski & Murray extension, sleek kitchen design and stripped wooden floors.

  • EXTERNAL

    Screened and sheltered, the main garden is laid to lawn with planted shrubbery and beds providing splashes of colour. There is no shortage of entertaining or seating areas, with two sets of French doors from the house to the garden, all topped off with the Eildon’s as the backdrop!

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