7 Mansfield Square, Hawick, TD9 8AH

Tucked away in a beautiful category C listed converted manse originally constructed in the mid 1800's - with the original house builder also being responsible for construction of Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott. 7 Mansfield Square is a well presented two bedroom first floor apartment offering a blend of timeless character and retro charm. The property itself is presented in move-in condition and is conveniently located just a short walk from the town centre, where all local amenities and transport links are readily available. 

7 Mansfield Square is accessed via a secure and well kept communal staircase and the property itself is positioned on the first floor, with entry via the black UPVC front door. The living room is south facing and filled with and abundance of natural light, with a reading neuk/study positioned just off - perfect for those who require working from home capability. The family bathroom is tastefully decorated, with shower over bath, separate WC and wash hand basin. The galley kitchen is fitted with a mix of wall and base units in neutral tones, whilst the two bedrooms are positioned to the rear. Externally, there is a shared driveway facility as well as private garden grounds which are laid to lawn, providing the purchaser with a blank canvas to landscape as desired.

Location

The central Borders town of Hawick is very well placed for access to all the other towns in the region. As Edinburgh city centre is easily accessible via the A7 and A68 by road and the new Waverly Rail Link to Tweedbank can be reached in around 30 minutes, the commuter is increasingly seeking out the Scottish Borders region as an ideal location in which to settle for a quality lifestyle with a quieter pace and houses at a more affordable price. Hawick has an excellent variety of shopping, leisure, recreational and sports facilities. The area is renowned for its beautiful scenery, offers numerous activities for those with an interest in sporting or leisure pursuits and is steeped in a sense of history and tradition.