Houses For Sale in Cockburnspath
Cockburnspath is a small village in the Scottish Borders, set amidst rolling countryside and close to the rugged coastline. The village offers a few local amenities, including a shop, a café, and a primary school, with a peaceful, rural atmosphere. It's an ideal location for those who enjoy outdoor activities like walking and cycling, with nearby access to the Southern Upland Way and scenic coastal areas. Housing in Cockburnspath consists mainly of traditional cottages, along with some more modern homes. The village is well-connected by road, offering easy access to nearby towns such as Eyemouth and Berwick-upon-Tweed, making it a quiet yet accessible place to live.
Save Search- The Old Stackyard, Cove FarmCockburnspath, Berwickshire, TD13 5YP
Offers Over £735,000
5 Bedroom Detached House
About 0.40 Acres
A stunning 5-bedroom detached family home, in a fantastic position overlooking the coast near Pease Bay, with spacious, open plan interiors and a fabulous cathedral style window with views over the beautiful Berwickshire countryside.
Merville, Hoprig RoadCockburnspath, Berwickshire, TD13 5YFOffers Over £195,000
2 Bedroom Terraced House
Merville is a charming and characterful end-terrace property, prominently positioned adjacent to the village square in the heart of Cockburnspath. Originally constructed circa 1850 as a blacksmith’s forge, the building has enjoyed a varied history and has been thoughtfully transformed over time.
- The Old Stackyard, Cove FarmCockburnspath, Berwickshire, TD13 5YP
Offers Over £735,000
5 Bedroom Detached House
About 0.40 Acres
A stunning 5-bedroom detached family home, in a fantastic position overlooking the coast near Pease Bay, with spacious, open plan interiors and a fabulous cathedral style window with views over the beautiful Berwickshire countryside.
Merville, Hoprig RoadCockburnspath, Berwickshire, TD13 5YFOffers Over £195,000
2 Bedroom Terraced House
Merville is a charming and characterful end-terrace property, prominently positioned adjacent to the village square in the heart of Cockburnspath. Originally constructed circa 1850 as a blacksmith’s forge, the building has enjoyed a varied history and has been thoughtfully transformed over time.