Eastersyde, Maxton, St. Boswells, Scottish Borders, TD6 0RL
Guide Price £220,000

Eastersyde is a substantial four-bedroom terraced house lying across two levels and benefitting from attractive rural views. Requiring a degree of upgrading, it would make a lovely family home.
Internally, the accommodation comprises four bedrooms, a family bathroom, a sitting room, a dining room, a kitchen and a downstairs wc.
With good storage throughout, there is also the opportunity to acquire East Cottage as annexed accommodation, which could provide an additional income stream.
Externally, the property benefits from a generous garden, outbuildings and a garage. There is also a parking space to the front of the property.
The village of Maxton is only a mile and a half from the popular Borders village of St. Boswells, which sits in a strong school catchment, and provides some excellent amenities.
Most Border towns are readily accessible from the area, as is Berwick-upon-Tweed which has a mainline railway connection to Edinburgh, Newcastle and London. The Borders Railway, running from Tweedbank to Edinburgh, lies approximately eight and a half miles away and adds to the accessibility of the St. Boswells area.
Kelso 8.5 miles. Edinburgh 40 miles. Melrose 6.5 miles. St. Boswells 1.5 miles. Tweedbank 8.5 miles. (All distances are approximate)

*Please note there are two other properties available on this site, plus a building plot, and they could be bought as a whole. Enquiries should be made to the selling agent*

Council Tax Band: E

EPC: E50

Location:
This cluster of properties are located in the charming village of Maxton only one and a half miles from the popular Borders village of St. Boswells, which benefits from the famous Buccleuch Arms Hotel with Blue Coo Bistrot, a small supermarket, an award-winning bookshop, a garage, local cricket team, tennis, golf course and rugby clubs and a variety of small shops.
There is also a highly regarded primary school and the property is also within the Earlston High School catchment.
Nearby Melrose offers a wider range of amenities as well as the well-respected St Mary’s Preparatory School. The area is one of great scenic beauty with the River Tweed snaking its way through the Borders countryside with its pretty towns and villages.
Fishing, golf, shooting, horse riding, mountain biking and walking are all readily available. Kelso (10 miles away) is a thriving market town with a larger array of amenities including a racecourse, the historic Floors Castle, home of the Duke of Roxburghe, and a championship golf course.
Alternatively, Galashiels has a large selection of High Street names such as Tesco, ASDA, Next and Marks & Spencer, with Kelso also benefitting from a Sainsburys supermarket.
St. Boswells sits off the A68 which is the main route between Edinburgh to the North and Newcastle to the South, with International airports located in these cities. Berwick-upon-Tweed, reachable in under one hour has a mainline railway serving the East Coast, and a fast train to London taking around four hours.
The Borders Railway, running from Tweedbank to Edinburgh, lies approximately eight and a half miles away and adds to the accessibility of the St. Boswells area.

Directions:
For those with satellite navigation the postcode is: TD6 0RL
Coming from the North, follow the A68 to St. Boswells. Proceed through the village passing the Buccleuch Arms Hotel on your right. Take the second turning on the left which is the A699 signposted Kelso and Maxton. Continue on this road for approximately one and a half miles. Proceed all the way through the village, and take the turning on the left, immediately after the Village Hall, just before the terrace of red sandstone properties.
Coming from the South, follow the A68 to St. Boswells. Before reaching the village, take a right turn after the tennis courts, onto the A699 and follow the above directions.