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Our Summary
- Adjacent to the banking hall is a further room which offers potential for conversion to provide additional bathroom facilities, subject to the necessary consents
- This level would lend itself well to continued guest accommodation or conversion into a self-contained guest apartment, subject to the necessary consents
- Accommodation Comprises Ground Floor – Entrance Vestibule, Kitchen, Banking Hall/Family Room, Vault, Utility/Laundry Room, Treatment Room/Study, WC, Rear Vestibule and a Further Room Offering Potential for Conversion to a Shower Room or Bathroom
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Description
Bank House is a stunning late Victorian residence in Coldstream, designed in the French Renaissance style with commanding views of the River Tweed. The property, built in 1891 for the Bank of Scotland, features a spacious family kitchen with a large window overlooking the south-facing garden and river, a former banking hall with a full stone floor and original bank vault, and a vestibule with original mosaic tiled flooring. Across the ground floor, there are a welcoming entrance hall, laundry room, WC, guest room, and a room with potential for conversion to a bathroom.
The first floor includes five well-proportioned bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, and an elegant formal drawing room with breathtaking views. The second floor features four double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, and a substantial storage room with access to the roof. The lower ground floor has previously been used as guest house accommodation with three bedrooms and three shower rooms, including a traditional cold room.
The property also features a large south-facing garden, water features, mature trees and shrubs, and off-street parking for five cars.