£595,000 Guide price
A beautifully designed 4-bedroom barn conversion situated in the sought after Scottish Borders village of Foulden. Offering panoramic views, car port, private garden, and spacious living, Whitelaw is the perfect blend of tranquillity and modern comfort.
PROPERTY DETAILS
A rare opportunity to acquire this charming 4-bedroom barn conversion, beautifully positioned in the heart of the Scottish Borders' picturesque countryside. This stunning property, meticulously designed by Mattwood Developments, combines modern comfort with countryside tranquillity, offering an ideal family home.
Upon arrival, you are greeted by a spacious car parking port, providing ample off-street parking. The ground floor welcomes you with a generous vestibule leading into a warm and inviting sitting room, the perfect place to relax or entertain and offers fantastic countryside views over to the Cheviot and Foot Hills. Adjacent to the sitting room, the large hall/dining area flows seamlessly into a well-appointed kitchen, which boasts modern fixtures and ample space for both cooking and casual dining. The ground floor also features a utility room, providing additional storage and convenience, alongside a WC for guests.
Upstairs, the first floor is designed to accommodate a growing family, with four well-proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom serves as a peaceful retreat, complete with a luxurious en-suite bathroom. Three additional double bedrooms offer flexibility for family living, guest accommodations, or home office space. A family bathroom is also situated on this floor, providing modern fittings and a comfortable space for all.
The outdoor space is equally impressive, featuring a private rear garden with stunning views across the Scottish Borders countryside. The garden offers a serene environment to enjoy the outdoors, whether for relaxation or entertaining.
Whitelaw is more than just a home; it’s a lifestyle. The combination of its tranquil setting, spacious accommodation, and breathtaking views makes it a must-see for those seeking a unique and welcoming home in the Scottish Borders area.
AREA INSIGHTS
Whitelaw is situated in the desirable Scottish Borders village of Foulden, known for its strong sense of community and local events that foster a welcoming atmosphere. Though small, Foulden benefits from nearby Berwick-upon-Tweed, which offers a range of amenities including shops, restaurants, schools, and healthcare facilities.
Cultural and recreational activities are accessible with notable sites like Paxton House, Manderston, and Floors Castle nearby. Local festivals celebrate Scottish Borders traditions, adding vibrancy to community life. Transport links are excellent, with good road connections to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and beyond. Berwick-upon-Tweed's railway station on the East Coast Main Line ensures easy access to Scotland and England.
Chirnside, 4.5 miles away, offers a Co-op, butcher, pub, convenience store, post office, fish and chip shop, pharmacy, and a well-regarded primary school. Duns and Eyemouth High Schools are also nearby. Whitelaw is a short drive from Coldingham Sands beach and St Abbs Head National Nature Reserve. Reston, 7.5 miles away, has a train station on the East Coast Main Line, making commuting to Newcastle or Edinburgh quick and easy.
Berwick-upon-Tweed, about 5 miles away, is renowned for its stunning architecture and amenities, including national supermarkets, leisure clubs, banks, and The Malting theatre and cinema. There are several golf courses nearby, such as Eyemouth, Dunbar, Goswick, and Magdalene Fields in Berwick.
Whitelaw offers excellent connections to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and London via the A1 trunk road and Berwick’s mainline train station, with London just a 3.5-hour journey away.
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