Susan Guthrie, handling the sale on behalf of Galbraith, said: 
“Cliffhope House is one of those rare properties that truly offers a sense of escape. Its peaceful forest setting, generous grounds and versatile outbuildings make it ideal for anyone seeking privacy, space and a genuine connection with nature.

 

It’s a home that immediately feels warm and welcoming, with potential for a range of lifestyles."

Cliff Hope exterior 2

Thoughtfully arranged for modern family living, the accommodation is both spacious and flexible. The welcoming ground floor features a bright, south-facing lounge with a wood-burning stove and picturesque views across the front garden and surrounding forest.

A ground-floor bedroom provides convenience and versatility, ideal for guests, multi-generational living or a home office.

To the north, the generous dining kitchen benefits from dual windows allowing for natural light throughout the day and offers ample space for relaxed family meals.

The first floor hosts two further south-facing bedrooms, each enjoying lovely outlooks over the garden, along with a well-appointed family bathroom. A built-in cupboard conveniently houses the property’s water filtration system.

Cliffhope House is set within approximately one acre of garden grounds, predominantly laid to lawn and bordered by mature trees that create a wonderful sense of seclusion. The outdoor space offers abundant opportunities to enjoy wildlife, woodland walks and peaceful outdoor relaxation.

There is a collection of outbuildings. A detached stone outhouse currently serves as a potting shed and workshop, while a brick-built lean-to and additional timer stores provide plentiful storage options.

Adjacent to the main house, a substantial detached barn offers vehicle storage as well as a dedicated workshop area, ideal for hobbies, equipment, and future development potential.

Set just off the B6357between Newcastleton and Bonchester Bridge, Cliffhope House is just six miles from the market town of Hawick. Hawick is centrally positioned for all the Scottish Borders market towns, with a variety of shopping, leisure, recreational and sports facilities and good transport links. Edinburgh is approximately 45 miles and Newcastle Airport is approximately 52 miles distant.

Cliffhope House, Newcastleton, Scottish Borders, is for sale through Galbraith for Offers Over £245,000.