Building Plot, 'Raecleugh', Westruther, Gordon, TD3 6NG

Plot

Sale history

£160,000 in September 2020

The property

An excellent and exciting opportunity to purchase a slice of Border countryside - this generous plot extends over approx 2.3 acres with full planning in place, developers contribution paid and services in situ for water, drainage and electricity - making it ready and waiting to fulfill a self-build dream project and stunning family home. With a truly picturesque setting and south facing aspect, the location is as serene as it is convenient; with open outlooks over rolling countryside and endless greenery, with a sheltering woodland backdrop and stone wall boundary, this super central position lies just 20 minutes from the A68 leading to Edinburgh and is ideally located for easy travel to the further Border towns.

  • Location, Location, Location

    Sitting just outside the popular villages of Westruther and Lauder in a quiet hamlet of largely traditional properties, the location is perfect for those looking to take advantage of the surrounding countryside and a rural lifestyle, whilst remaining well connected for modern living and family requirement. A super country spot for equestrian and outdoor enthusiasts, the area has much to offer families, couples and retirees alike, and has proven particularly popular for commuters and those relocating from city life. The obvious charm of the peaceful country lifestyle and glorious scenery is complemented by the range of amenities all within reasonable distance. Westruther itself is a quaint Berwickshire village with a good range of amenities including an excellent primary school and nursery, church, village hall, riding school and the popular Inn. It is a thriving ‘wee Borders’ community with a host of activities within the village for young and old. Nearby Lauder is a further popular spot and provides plenty in the way of extra-curricular activities and sports clubs, as well as restaurants, cafes and independent shops and traders. The Raecleugh will fall within the catchment for Earlston High School, well regarded across the region, with a school bus service running from the village. Transport and road links are surprisingly easy given the country setting; sitting just off the A697 connecting to Edinburgh via the A68, approximate travel times from the Plot are; Edinburgh Airport 50 minutes, Berwick Train Station 40 minutes, Stow Rail Link 20 minutes.

  • Plot Features

    Plot approximately 2.3 acres Private water & drainage in situ Electricity connection & meter on site Full valid planning permission – see Scottish Borders Planning, using reference 10/01265/FUL See further media and CAD impression of the property on our website www.hastingslegal.co.uk.

  • Drone Footage Available

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  • Directions

    Travelling South from Edinburgh following the A68, take the A697 at Carfraemill and follow for approximately 7 miles before taking a left turn at the picnic area onto the minor road for Pyattshaw. Continue along the road for approximately 2 and a half miles before reaching a left hand turn. Follow this road up, bearing right at the corner before reaching the plot a few hundred meters along.

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