Bank House, Main Street East End, Chirnside, Duns, Berwickshire, TD11 3XR

2 Bed Bungalow - Detached with 2 Reception Rooms

Sale history

£227,500 in June 2019

The property

Inch Cottage is a traditional stone built detached bungalow which enjoys a convenient position within the village. Bungalows of this nature rarely become available and whilst the property would now benefit from some upgrading and modernisation, there is plenty of scope and potential for the purchaser to add their own stamp and vision. The interior is nicely proportioned and there is also plenty of space on offer externally; the gardens which extend to the rear are sizeable and due to the south facing position they enjoy fabulous open outlooks over the valley towards The Cheviots in the distance. There is vehicular access to the rear providing off street parking with a detached garage/workshop to the foot of the garden.

  • Location

    Local shopping, primary and nursery schooling is available at Chirnside with the main shops and the east coast rail connection some 12 miles away at Berwick upon Tweed. The county town of Duns is five miles west with its recently built state of the art secondary school while Edinburgh is approx 50 miles and one hour by car via the A1. The area is famous for country pursuits with fishing on the nearby Whiteadder Water and the famous River Tweed and provides ideal walking and horse country in the Cheviot and Lammermuir hills.

  • Key Features

    • Detached Bungalow • Lovely Open Outlooks To The Rear • Sizeable Garden • Off Street Parking • Scope for Modernisation/Upgrading

  • Accommodation

    The lounge to the front is a lovely room with some pleasant period features on show such as the feature fireplace to one wall, decorative cornicing and the large bay window to the front which ensures plenty of natural light. The sitting room or dining room if preferred enjoys an aspect over the garden to the rear and has access to the adjoining kitchen. This room also features a feature fireplace with open coal fire. With direct access to the garden, the kitchen enjoys some lovely open outlooks down the valley and is currently fitted with an excellent range of wooden wall and base units. Both bedrooms are well proportioned double rooms, the main room to the front benefits from extensive built in storage, as does the second bedroom which also enjoys an aspect over the rear garden. The bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite incorporating a bath whilst interestingly there is a separate shower room/cubicle next door to the bathroom. There is access to the attic from a hatch off the hallway; this is a good space and could provide provision to further extend the accommodation, subject to permissions.

  • External

    A sizeable garden extends to the rear. Mainly laid to lawn, the garden benefits from a southerly aspect with open views and sun throughout the day. Vehicular access to the side of the property allows for off street parking and accesses the garage/workshop to the foot of the garden. The garage is a detached building with storage available at attic level and benefits from an adjoining coal store.

  • New Item

    Lounge 4.79m x 3.91m Dining Room/Sitting Room 4.15m x 3.02m Kitchen 3.48m x 3.67m Bedroom One 3.30m x 3.64m Bedroom Two 3.03m x 4.16m Bathroom 2.38m x 2.58m

Energy rating G

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