1 The Tannery, Selkirk, TD7 5BZ
Sale history
£200,000 in December 2014
The property
1 The Tannery, Selkirk is a modern detached bungalow in a very attractive select private development in a central location set back off Mill Street. The property is beautifully presented in contemporary tones throughout which very much add to the feeling of light and space, enhanced by high quality oak flooring and accommodation that has been thoughtfully planned, with good storage space and with well laid out and easily maintained gardens.
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Location
The former County Town of Selkirk lies within the prime catchment area of the Central Borders. The town itself has retained its county charm and has a good range of recreational and educational facilities, restaurants, shops and a scenic golf course. The area is surrounded by rolling hills and lies close to the largely undiscovered Ettrick and Yarrow valleys providing some of the most glorious scenery in the Borders.
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The development has an attractive set stone “pavoir” entrance with quartz pebbled frontage providing a useful off street parking area with roadside visitor parking nearby. A solid front entrance door leads to an attractive entrance vestibule with a fifteen pane door then giving access to the hall, with oak flooring throughout and recessed halogen lighting. There is ample storage with a hatch to the attic space which has a pull-down Ramsay style ladder and a large airing cupboard opening from the hall. The lounge is very nicely proportioned with a square bay window overlooking the front garden and a good focal point provided by a stylish contemporary wall mounted pebble electric illuminated fire. Quietly set to the back is a very spacious dining kitchen with the kitchen area fitted with an excellent range of cream shaker style units with a one and a half sink and drainer sitting below a window looking onto the old stone boundary wall which provides a very pleasing outlook planted with a variety of rockery plants, and providing a sheltered haven. The kitchen is fully fitted with integrated appliances including a built-in fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, with a four ring gas hob and “Electrolux” fan assisted oven below. An attractive archway opening off the kitchen leads through to the dining area with plenty of space for a large family dining table and patio doors which again allows excellent light and a lovely outlook across the decking and to the decked garde
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There are three double bedrooms, the master bedroom being the largest but all with extensive built-in wardrobes which provide very good storage space, and the master bedroom has an en-suite with a very attractive modern white three piece suite, wc with built-in storage behind, and shower cubicle with mains pressure shower all tiled throughout in limestone effect large ceramic tiles, and finished with a stylish wall mounted cabinet. The family bathroom, opening from the hall, is also a good size, again beautifully presented with extensive large white ceramic tiling, washbasin and wc both fitted into a compact storage unit matching that in the en-suite, and bath with a “Mira” shower above. Both bathrooms have modesty windows to the rear, which provide light and ventilation.
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External
The gardens are mainly to the side with partial planted frontage including small shrubs and specimen plantings with a relaxing, “Japanese” style garden with a unique water feature and decking extending round to the back all sheltered by a high old stone boundary wall. The mature plantings to the borders provides excellent screening with low maintenance herbaceous plantings surrounded by pebbles, all enclosed by timber fencing.
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