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Woodland Building Plot, Timberholme, Bedrule, Near Denholm Hastings Property Shop 28 The Square Kelso TD5 7HH Telephone 01573 225999 Illustration WOODLAND BUILDING PLOT, TIMBERHOLME, BEDRULE, NEAR DENHOLM A Generous Woodland Plot with Full Planning Consent for Stylish House and Garage in Tucked Away Location Near The Village of Denholm in the Scottish Borders OFFERS AROUND £85,000 www.hastingslegal.co.uk BUILDING PLOT, TIMBERHOLME, BEDRULE, NEAR DENHOLM Prime location building plot extending to approximately ½ an acre with PRICE AND MARKETING POLICY full planning consent for a detached house and garage providing an ideal Offers around £85,000 are invited and should be submitted to the Selling opportunity for a buyer looking to self build in an attractive rural yet Agents, Hastings Property Shop, 28 The Square, Kelso, TD5 7HH, 01573 accessible location. This generous plot lies in a woodland setting on outskirts 225999, Fax 01573 229888. The seller reserves the right to sell at any time of Bedrule in a unique sheltered setting with stunning countryside. and interested parties will be expected to provide the Selling Agents with advice on the source of funds with suitable confirmation of their ability to LOCATION finance the purchase. The plot enjoys a sheltered location in the lee of Ruberslaw approximately a mile south of Bedrule and 3 miles from the much sought after village of Denholm located off the road from Bedrule to Bonchester Bridge. The area is renowned for its beauty with open countryside and excellent walking country on your doorstep. Denholm Village lies a few miles away and has good facilities including a much acclaimed primary school, a superb 18 hole golf course at Minto, good local shops and services and secondary schooling, main supermarkets and larger shops and facilities nearby at Hawick or Jedburgh about 8 miles distant. DIRECTIONS Approximately 1 mile from the village of Denholm on the A698 take the minor road signposted to Bedrule and after approximately 1 ½ miles before crossing the river turn uphill to the right signposted Bonchester Bridge. Continue for approximately ½ mile and take the second track on right after the farm and follow the track (bumps at entrance) with the plot beyond the gated entrance to the right SERVICES Mains electricity is available next to the plot. The cost of connection will be the responsibility of the purchaser. A Borehole has been installed proving a quality private water supply and Test Certificates are available for inspection. Private drainage and with permissions to connect to existing Drainage. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Full planning consent is in place for a contemporary detached dwelling with adaptable accommodation and a detached garage. Full details and copy of the planning consent is available online at the Scottish Borders Council Planning portal (reference 14/00058) or on request from the selling agents. ENQUIRIES AND VIEWING All enquiries and arrangements for viewing to be made through the sole selling agents, Hastings Property on 01573-225999-lines open until 10pm 7 days a week. Whilst these particulars have been carefully prepared, no guarantee is given as to their accuracy and they shall not form accuracy and they shall given as to their prepared, no guarantee is have been carefully these particulars Whilst hereon. follow contract to any part of .
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