This unique historic home sits on the banks of the scenic River Tweed in the picturesque market town of Kelso, world-renowned for its salmon and trout fishing. Kelso is rich in architectural heritage, from its cobbled square and French-inspired town hall to the abbey ruins and magnificent Floors Castle. The town offers an excellent selection of eateries, welcoming pubs, galleries, boutique shops and regular farmers’ markets. Outdoor pursuits abound, including fishing, walking, cycling and dog-friendly trails, alongside Kelso Races and annual agricultural events such as the Borders Union Show. Golfers are well catered for with two nearby courses, including the championship Schloss Roxburghe.
Dating back to 1678, this quirky yet luxurious house is full of period charm, with exposed stonework, feature fireplaces and a striking stone spiral staircase linking the floors. The ground floor includes an inner hall ideal for outdoor gear, a cosy cinema room with inglenook fireplace and an 84-inch Smart TV with surround sound, and a well-equipped dine-in kitchen with adjoining preparation area. A comfortable dining space with feature fireplace opens onto the enclosed sun terrace, and a stylish shower room completes this level.
The first floor hosts a spacious sitting room with wood burner-effect gas fire, access to the sun terrace, and a bright double bedroom with working shutters and en-suite shower room. On the second floor are a king-size bedroom with feature fireplace and seating area, a charming twin bedroom, and a family bathroom with bath and separate shower.
Outside, the sheltered sun terrace, accessed from both the kitchen and sitting room, features planting, herbs, a water feature and outdoor furniture, providing a peaceful spot to relax and dine.
