6 Curror Street is a traditionally built first-floor maisonette, occupying the upper two levels of a three-storey block in an established residential area of Selkirk. Constructed around 1890, the property retains the charm of its solid stone construction while benefitting from more modern double glazing and gas central heating. Spanning approximately 84m², the internal accommodation is arranged over two floors and comprises a bright living room, a well-equipped kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and an additional shower room on the top level. With no private garden space or outbuildings, the property is suited to those seeking low-maintenance living, perfect for a buy to let opportunity. The building is well-positioned within Selkirk, offering easy access to local amenities.

Our property on  Meigle Street represents an excellent opportunity to purchase a comfortable, adaptable home in a well established part of Galashiels. Its combination of condition, versatility and location makes it a strong and appealing prospect within its price range.

A two bedroom first floor flat situated in a popular residential area of Tweedmouth within easy reach of local amenities and would make an ideal starter home or investment opportunity.

Eight good sized plots which are located within the hub of this active village. The sites are all located within the Denholm Development Boundary set out in the Consolidated Scottish Borders Local Plan (2011). Detailed design proposals would be expected to comply with the guidance set out in the SPGs on Householder Development, and on Place making and Design, both of which are available on the Council Website.

*** £15,000 below Home Report Value. ***

This mid-terraced home offers a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers, investors, or those looking to put their own stamp on a property. This home presents an excellent chance to add value and create a comfortable living space. There are private front and rear gardens.

Eight good sized plots which are located within the hub of this active village. The sites are all located within the Denholm Development Boundary set out in the Consolidated Scottish Borders Local Plan (2011). Detailed design proposals would be expected to comply with the guidance set out in the SPGs on Householder Development, and on Place making and Design, both of which are available on the Council Website.

Eight good sized plots which are located within the hub of this active village. The sites are all located within the Denholm Development Boundary set out in the Consolidated Scottish Borders Local Plan (2011). Detailed design proposals would be expected to comply with the guidance set out in the SPGs on Householder Development, and on Place making and Design, both of which are available on the Council Website.