The Old Manse, is a charming property full of character and original features. It was originally built in 1870 of sandstone under a pitched slate roof, but extended and extensively renovated in 2005 to form the current layout.

Situated in a picturesque rural location in the small hamlet of Saughtree just off the B6357 road
between Bonchester Bridge and Newcastleton, where a good range of local services can be found. A more extensive range of services are available in Hawick or Langholm, both within a 30mins drive. Kielder Forest and lake are only 7 miles away, offering an array of outdoor pursuits. Newcastle, Carlisle and Edinburgh airports are all within easy driving distance.
The accommodation comprises: Entrance porch, hallway, living room, dining room (4th Bedroom), sun room, study, open-plan kitchen/diner, rear hallway/utility area and newly installed wet room on the ground floor. On the first floor there are 3 double bedrooms, bathroom and a shower room. In total around 217 SQM of living space.

Benefitting from double glazing, oil fired central heating, private water supply and drainage to a septic tank located within the garden grounds. There is also solid fuel stove in the living room.

The property is presented in excellent order throughout and has been meticulously maintained and loved by the current owner.

Outside there are enchanting gardens on all 4 sides extending to around an acre, laid mainly to manicured lawn at the front and side with the feeling of a wild yet maintained meadow to the rear. There is a large double garage, with electric door. The house is accessed from the road by a long chipped driveway, with ample parking and turning space at the top.

The Old Manse is a real gem of a property, with great kerb appeal, delightful garden grounds, with a spacious bright feel inside the house. If you are looking for an idyllic spot away from it all, look no further than this delightful property.