Property For Sale in Berwickshire

Lowry House is a modern and well-presented three-bedroom townhouse offering bright, versatile accommodation arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 96 sq. metres.

Nestled in a charming rural setting, 2 West Loanend Cottage is a delightful stone-built, two-bedroom end-terraced home offering bright, spacious accommodation over two floors, extending to approximately 100 sq. metres.

Set within one of Berwick-upon-Tweed’s most characterful historic streets, this beautifully presented three-bedroom first floor apartment occupies part of an impressive Grade II listed building on Bridge Street. Combining period charm with generous proportions, the property offers refined living in a highly sought-after central location.

Cranshaws Schoolhouse is a charming B-listed, semi-detached stone-built property, offering bright, characterful, and highly flexible accommodation extending to approximately 135 sq. metres over two floors.

Harrow Bothy is a charming two-bedroom semi-detached home extending to approximately 76 sq. metres, created through the skilful conversion of a former public house. Offering stylish and contemporary accommodation, the property has been thoughtfully designed with an attractive upside-down layout, maximising natural light and making the most of the living spaces.

A beautifully presented two bedroomed first floor period apartment with wonderful views over the river Tweed, Berwick old town and the sea. Situated in the original mill, the apartment forms part of an exclusive gated community and comes with a private covered car parking space.

2 Burnside Cottage is a charming three-bedroom, semi-detached stone-built home offering bright, well-proportioned accommodation across two floors, extending to approximately 83 sq. metres. Set within the highly sought-after village of Auchencrow, this attractive cottage combines traditional character with comfortable living spaces.

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.