1 /15
£150,000
Erskine Road, Chirnside, Duns, TD11
- 4 beds
Under offer/SSTC
£150,000
- 4 beds
Get Buyer Passport
Buyer Passport helps you access new properties hitting the market including off market properties while getting you ahead of the game and making you purchase ready. Follow an easy step by step guide on how to purchase and stand out from other buyers.
Get a privileged access with Buyer Passport
- Instantly access new properties
- Access off-market properties
- Stand out from other buyers
Buy with a mortgage
Estimate monthly mortgage payment:
£685 per month
Minimum deposit amount:To get a mortgage for a property you will typically need a minimum of 5% of the property value as a deposit. Our broker will be happy to talk through your options and everything else you need to secure a mortgage
To get a mortgage for a property you will typically need a minimum of 5% of the property value as a deposit. Our broker will be happy to talk through your options and everything else you need to secure a mortgage
£7,500
Share
Get a privileged access with Buyer Passport
- Instantly access new properties
- Access off-market properties
- Stand out from other buyers
Description
29 Erskine Road is a four-bedroom, two reception room, semi-detached house in the popular village of Chirnside. The property is in good condition throughout and provides spacious and modern living accommodation with beautiful views over the village towards the Cheviot Hills.
Accommodation
The front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall with a selection of useful storage cupboards. To the left is the living room with an electric fire. Double doors lead through to the dining room. The fully fitted kitchen has ample storage and has an integrated double oven and a hob. Also on the ground floor is a large double bedroom with en-suite shower room, which could equally be used as a third reception room. Upstairs are three good size bedrooms, two of which are front facing with open views of the countryside. There is also a family bathroom with shower over the bath.
Outside
The house is located in the corner of a quiet cul-de-sac, in a slightly elevated position in an established residential area of Chirnside. Both gardens are mostly lawned with patio areas. The rear has a hedge for privacy and the benefit of a garden shed. Residential parking is available within the cul-de-sac.
Location
The village of Chirnside is a popular location with a number of local services and a well-regarded primary school, village stores and a pharmacy. The local town of Duns is 6 miles away and has a more comprehensive range of local services including a high school. Berwick upon Tweed, the region's principal town is some 9 miles away with a full array of supermarkets, shops and services. The town has a railway station on the East Coast mainline which has regular services to Edinburgh, Newcastle upon Tyne and London. The A1 is close at hand providing excellent access to the local, regional and national road networks.
The Scottish Borders and North Northumberland has a rich colourful history with many historic castles, picturesque towns and villages and the stunning links courses of Scotland's golf coast in East Lothian are all within easy reach.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric storage and panel heating. Solar panels.
Tenure
Absolute ownership
Viewing
By appointment with the sole selling agents, Edwin Thompson.
Energy Performance Rating D
Council Tax Band C
Offers: In Scottish legal form.
Council Tax Band: C (Scottish Borders Council)
Tenure: Freehold
29 Erskine Road is a four-bedroom, two reception room, semi-detached house in the popular village of Chirnside. The property is in good condition throughout and provides spacious and modern living accommodation with beautiful views over the village towards the Cheviot Hills.
Accommodation
The front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall with a selection of useful storage cupboards. To the left is the living room with an electric fire. Double doors lead through to the dining room. The fully fitted kitchen has ample storage and has an integrated double oven and a hob. Also on the ground floor is a large double bedroom with en-suite shower room, which could equally be used as a third reception room. Upstairs are three good size bedrooms, two of which are front facing with open views of the countryside. There is also a family bathroom with shower over the bath.
Outside
The house is located in the corner of a quiet cul-de-sac, in a slightly elevated position in an established residential area of Chirnside. Both gardens are mostly lawned with patio areas. The rear has a hedge for privacy and the benefit of a garden shed. Residential parking is available within the cul-de-sac.
Location
The village of Chirnside is a popular location with a number of local services and a well-regarded primary school, village stores and a pharmacy. The local town of Duns is 6 miles away and has a more comprehensive range of local services including a high school. Berwick upon Tweed, the region's principal town is some 9 miles away with a full array of supermarkets, shops and services. The town has a railway station on the East Coast mainline which has regular services to Edinburgh, Newcastle upon Tyne and London. The A1 is close at hand providing excellent access to the local, regional and national road networks.
The Scottish Borders and North Northumberland has a rich colourful history with many historic castles, picturesque towns and villages and the stunning links courses of Scotland's golf coast in East Lothian are all within easy reach.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric storage and panel heating. Solar panels.
Tenure
Absolute ownership
Viewing
By appointment with the sole selling agents, Edwin Thompson.
Energy Performance Rating D
Council Tax Band C
Offers: In Scottish legal form.
Council Tax Band: C (Scottish Borders Council)
Tenure: Freehold
Your estimated purchase costs
Find out how much it will cost to purchase this property.
Stamp Duty tax
These figures are estimates and are provided for guidance only
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax you might have to pay if you purchase a property or land. SDLT applies to properties above a certain price threshold. The amount you'll have to pay depends on the property's value and if you already own a property, or have done so in the past. If you are a first-time buyer, or you are purchasing multiple dwellings, you may be eligible for a discount (tax relief).
£0
Mortgage and legal costs:
£999
HomeBuyer Service - Everything you need to purchase this property all in one place
- Mortgage advice and application
- Conveyancing fee
- Homebuyer protection insurance
Do you have property to sell or part exchange?
How can we help you today?
Find out what your
home is worth
Check instantly an estimated value of your homeFind the best
local agent
Compare local estate agents based on their performanceGet an Instant
cash offer
Get a cash offer for your property in under 48 hours
Area highlights
We’ve gathered data on the property locations to help you get-to-know the local area.
Things you should know
Some useful things about this property we think you should know
Create OneDome account
for a smooth and fast property purchase
- Get a step by step guide on how to purchase or sell a property
- Get an expert mortgage and legal help
- Find the best local agent to sell your property or get an instant cash offer
- Manage property viewings, valuations and alerts
- Get access to off-market properties Create account
Be the first to see the newest properties
Create an alert and we'll email you the latest properties that come to market which match your requirements.