Ash Cottage, Selkirk
Floorplan & Rooms
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Description
The main entrance hall leads to the bathroom, kitchen and cosy lounge with an open fire for those cold winter nights, with the two bedrooms off the second hallway to far side of the lounge.
Kitchen
The kitchen offers a practical layout ideal for everyday cooking. The kitchen has a good range of wall and base units which have been wrapped and is overlaid with laminated worktops and incorporates a 1.5 bowl stainless steel sink with mixer taps. There is also under counter space for washing machine and under counter fridge or freezer as well as space for a freestanding cooker and fridge freezer.
Bathroom
The bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite including WC, pedestal wash hand basin and bath with tiled splashbacks.
Externally
The rear garden is largely laid to lawn and bound by timber fencing and shrubs. There is access to the garage from the garden as well as from the street out front and allocated off street parking for 1 car.
Garage
A detached garage can be accessed from the garden as well as from the street.
Location
Ash Cottage is nestled in the very heart of the idyllic village of Ettrickbridge which is highly regarded as the central hub for the picturesque and dramatic Ettrick Valley. It benefits from a highly-regarded Primary School and a traditional village Inn which serves as a local public house and restaurant. The lively Village Hall hosts a range of regular and seasonal events, welcoming residents and visitors alike and contributing to a real sense of community. Ettrickbridge is a vibrant and inclusive village with many active groups and clubs, ranging from the mother and toddler play group, to the sports and recreation club as well as art and craft groups. The sports field and pavilion are virtually opposite the cottage and, in addition to a well-used recreation area, offer a children’s play park and an excellent community tennis court. These facilities are also the focus for the many events that make up the village’s annual ‘Brigend Week’ summer festival. The nearby Bowhill Country Estate is a major tourist attraction for the local area providing various family and outdoor pursuits such as horse riding, mountain biking and the fun packed adventure playground. The Ettrick Valley is renowned for its beauty and is blessed with many waymarked walking routes.
The property is located approximately 7 miles from the historic market town of Selkirk which boasts a wide range of independent shops, bars, restaurants and secondary school facilities. Local sports such as rugby, football, golf, tennis and shooting are all readily available, as well as a very popular farmer’s market held once a month. Galashiels, located approximately 13 miles away, is regarded as the commercial centre of the Borders benefitting from a full range of amenities including large supermarkets, clothes shops, cafes, bars, restaurants, cinema and train station with journey times to-and-from Edinburgh in less than one hour.
Fixtures & Fittings
All fitted carpets, floor coverings, curtain poles and integrated appliances are to be included within the sale.
Council Tax
Council Tax Band C
Home Report
A copy of the Home Report can be downloaded from www.jamesagent.co.uk
Viewings
Viewings are strictly by appointment through James Agent.
Offers
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