
About This Property
Discover what makes this home specialCrosswood is a spacious detached family home located in a semi-rural area near the Scottish Borders, close to the England-Scotland border. This property offers a blend of countryside tranquility with access to essential amenities within reasonable distance. The home features four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite and dressing room, making it ideal for families seeking comfort and privacy. The ground floor includes versatile living spaces such as a lounge, dining room, and a large family/breakfast area adjoining the kitchen, perfect for modern family living and entertaining.
Situated near the village of Jedburgh, Crosswood benefits from a peaceful environment with scenic views and outdoor opportunities. While the immediate vicinity is rural, the property is within reach of local schools, shops, and transport links connecting to larger towns and cities. This makes it a great choice for buyers looking for a quiet lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility. The inclusion of multiple bathrooms and a laundry room adds to the convenience and functionality of the home.
Property Features
This detached property offers four bedrooms, including two en-suite bathrooms and a dressing room attached to the principal bedroom, providing ample space and privacy for family members. The ground floor layout is designed for comfortable living with separate lounge and dining rooms, alongside a spacious family/breakfast area connected to the kitchen. Additional practical features include a laundry room and a convenient WC on the ground floor. The property also benefits from outdoor space suitable for gardening and parking facilities.
Local Amenities
Crosswood is located near the historic town of Jedburgh, which offers a range of local amenities including primary and secondary schools such as Jedburgh Primary School and Jedburgh Grammar School, both well-regarded in the area. The nearby Jedburgh Railway Station provides rail links to larger hubs, facilitating commuting. Residents have access to supermarkets like Tesco for daily shopping needs, as well as leisure facilities including the Jedburgh Leisure Centre. The area is rich in cultural heritage with attractions such as Jedburgh Castle and surrounding parks, offering recreational opportunities and a strong community feel.
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