St James Hall, High Street, Innerleithen, EH44 6HD
Sale history
£188,000 in May 2025
The property
Former Whinstone schoolhouse, constructed in 1876, converted into a one bedroom semi-detached residential dwelling circa 2002. This historic C listed building extends to 121m2 and provides a unique and charming living space that retains its original character whilst offering modern amenities. The high ceilings and exposed beams give the home a spacious and airy feel, while the lead windows add a touch of historic charm. The mezzanine bedroom is awonderful retreat, overlooking the main living area below and offering privacy and tranquility. The rustic stone walls add texture and warmth to the space, creating a cosy and inviting atmosphere. The property enjoys a convenient central location whilst being set back from The High Street to benefit from an excellent degree of privacy. On the doorstep are an excellent range of independent shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants as well as world-class mountain biking trails, walks, fishing, golf and many other popular outdoor pursuits. AccommodationGROUND FLOOR* Entrance vestibule* Large open plan living room / kitchen* Mezzanine containing a double bedroom* Side hall with patio doors opening out to the garden* Bathroom with over-bath shower INFORMATION* Gas central heating* Fully enclosed garden to the front and side,predominantly laid to lawn incorporating a decked patioarea and benefiting from a sunny south easterly aspect
| Council Tax Band | D |
| Total Floor Area | 121 m2 |
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