1 Crailing Mill Cottage, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, TD8 6TW
Sale history
£52,000 in July 2021
The property
Enjoying a peaceful location set behind the Former Mill, this fantastic countryside plot includes outline Planning consent for an attractive detached 1-and-half storey dwelling. The plot lies at the edge of open countryside in a small hamlet and is easily developed with access from a private track leading to the site. Excellent privacy with enclosed fencing and established planted borders, the plot is well connected to the nearby towns of Jedburgh and Kelso with easy access to Edinburgh and South to Newcastle via the A68. Services with nearby mains water and electricity and provision for drainage within the extended site.
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Crailing Mill
Enjoying a peaceful location set behind the Former Mill, this fantastic countryside plot includes outline Planning consent for an attractive detached 1-and-half storey dwelling. The plot lies at the edge of open countryside in a small hamlet and is easily developed with access from a private track leading to the site. Excellent privacy with enclosed fencing and established planted borders, the plot is well connected to the nearby towns of Jedburgh and Kelso with easy access to Edinburgh and South to Newcastle via the A68. Services with nearby mains water and electricity and provision for drainage within the extended site. Key Features • Fantastic opportunity to build your own home • Beautiful rural setting • Easy access to major road links • Full Planning Permission granted Crailing Village is a small hamlet a short drive from the A68 in an area of lovely countryside around nearby Nisbet and the Ancrum and Teviot Estates. Local attractions include Woodside Nursery and Café, the Woodland Centre and monteviot Hoseand gardens and the Teviot Water Gardens and Smokery at Eckford. The popular Borders towns of Kelso and Jedburgh are within very easy reach, both with distinctive characters, quality shops and schools. This is an Ideal location for those interested in golf, with championship golf available at the Roxburghe and further eighteen hole courses at Jedburgh, Hawick and Minto. There are good road connections with both Edinburgh and Newcastle commutable within approximately an hour by car, and it may be of interest to note that a school bus service operates from the village. Take the A698 from the A68 heading East towards Kelso or West from Kelso direction. Crailing lies approximately a mile from the A68 junction at Bonjedward and the plot is located at the end of the track past the village hall and beyond the former Mill. An ideal plot in a peaceful location set well back off the main road down a quiet track leading to the former mill building with the benefit of outline Planning. The plot enjoys an ideal location next to the converted mill buildings and with well-defined boundaries and established planted boundaries enclosed with fencing.
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Additioanl Information
Services are all available nearby including mains water and electricity and space to accommodate private drainage on site. Outline Planning Consent has been granted for a 1 ½ storey detached house. For further information see Scottish Borders Council Planning website www.eplanning.scotborders.gov.uk application ref 18/00481/PPP or contact the selling agents for a copy of the full planning consent and conditions. To arrange a viewing or any other enquiry contact the selling agents, Hastings Legal on 01573-225999-lines open until 10pm 7 days a week. and MARKETING POLICY Offers Over £65,000 are invited and should be submitted to the Selling Agents, Hastings Property Shop, 28 The Square, Kelso, TD5 7HH, 01573 225999, Fax 01573 229888. The seller reserves the right to sell at any time and interested parties will be expected to provide the Selling Agents with advice on the source of funds with suitable confirmation of their ability to finance the purchase.
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