£245,000 Offers over
Brunstane on Meigle Street is a delightful semi-detached family home set in a wonderfully elevated position with stunning views of the nearby hills and overlooking the popular Scottish Borders town of Galashiels.
PROPERTY DETAILS
Brunstane is situated on Meigle Street, a much sought after residential street within Galashiels.
The property itself is set in a stunning position, elevated over the town’s chimney pots and offers ever changing views over the beautiful surrounding countryside.
Brunstane is within easy walking distance of the town centre, several local primary schools and Galashiels Academy.
On entering the property, you are taken into a spacious reception hallway. This in turn leads to an elegant sitting room with a bay window of the nearby hills and a lovely fireplace. Off the central hallway is the dining room which has double doors leading into a bright kitchen which overlooks the garden. There is a door allowing access to an outside seating area and a very pretty back garden.
Upstairs there is a family bathroom with a large shower and 3 bedrooms. These comprise of 2 double bedrooms and a single bedroom.
There is extensive storage space both upstairs and downstairs along with a useful side access which links the front and back garden.
LOCAL AREA
Brunstane is within walking distance of the town centre, several local primary schools and Galashiels Academy. Galashiels offers some excellent local amenities and services including several national supermarkets, a cinema and Queens Leisure Centre, to name a few. The Galashiels Interchange is also close-by, providing regular bus routes throughout the Scottish Borders and beyond to Edinburgh, Carlisle and Berwick Upon Tweed. The Interchange also houses the train station with regular train services to Edinburgh Waverley Station making Galashiels the perfect location for commuting to the city. Journey times are typically under one hour.
The area has many historical attractions to explore like The Great Tapestry of Scotland, Abbotsford House, the home of Sir Walter Scott, the Abbey in Melrose or Floors Castle and Gardens in Kelso. The area offers some fantastic sporting pursuits including cycling, bowls, curling, golf, hill walking and fishing on the River Tweed, arguably the most famous salmon river in the world.
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