Spacious Victorian apartment with River Tweed views

Offering beautiful views of the River Tweed, the upper floor of this converted Victorian sandstone villa is immaculately presented. ‘Tweedford’ is located in a highly sought-after part of the town and would make a perfect second home or an excellent choice for those who wish to live amongst beautiful and peaceful surroundings.

Interior

A traditional panelled entrance door opens onto a carpeted stairway which leads to the first-floor accommodation. A landing window ensures the main landing area is filled with natural light. There is a well-proportioned family bathroom, fitted with a three-piece suite. Well-positioned next to the bathroom is a utility cupboard, which could host a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Another set of steps lead to the central hall, which is bright thanks to a glazed ceiling panel. The traditional lounge is located to the front, complete with a stunning, working fireplace – set within an attractive marble surround and inlay, it’s perfect for cold winter evenings. The living room features south-facing windows, so it is filled with natural light in the afternoons. The bay window also provides spectacular views towards the River Tweed.

The breakfasting kitchen offers lovely views along Abbotsford Grove, and is located to the rear of the property. It is fitted with a range of wall and base units with space for slot in appliances and a useful walk-in cupboard provides additional storage and houses the boiler. Thanks to well-considered décor, and large windows, the kitchen has a good sense of light and space, much like the rest of the property.

Two well-proportioned bedrooms along with a modern shower room in the centre of the flat, complete the accommodation. The main bedroom enjoys fantastic views to the front and the side of the property, while the second bedroom also benefits from dual aspect windows.

Exterior

The property features access to a private paved courtyard, which is a lovely sunny area – perfect for relaxing in the afternoons. There is also a shared drying area available, and garage storage making this an ideal second home.

About the area

Kelso is a beautiful historic town in the Scottish Borders, lying at the meeting point of the Tweed and Teviot Rivers. One of its best known features is the ruined abbey, which was founded by Tironesian monks in the 12th century and was one of Scotland’s largest and wealthiest religious houses. It is one of the best examples of Scottish monastic architecture. It the starting point of the Border Abbey tour, which can be driven or cycled and features the four great Border Abbeys in Scotland. The pretty burgh of Kelso is a great option for those who like to be near the countryside, with opportunities for fishing on the Tweed, as well as fantastic walking, cycling and running routes. It offers good education facilities with a primary school and a high school. There is also a swimming pool, an ice rink and a golf club.

Tweedford House, Abbotsford Grove, Kelso, TD5 7BN
Offers around £219,000
2 bed upper flat
1 reception room
ESPC ref: E392495
EPC rating: E