Nether Horsburgh Farmhouse is a charming, 18th-century country home set amidst mature grounds in the Tweed Valley, near Innerleithen and Peebles. The property boasts a range of period features, including Adam-style fireplaces, wainscot paneling, and plasterwork. The house has been lovingly maintained and features a bright drawing room, dining room, country kitchen, study, and WC on the ground floor. The first floor offers a principal bedroom with dressing room, three large double bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The property also features a large attic space that could be converted into additional bedroom space or a playroom/TV room. The house is surrounded by beautiful gardens, including a walled garden with fruit trees, rose bushes, and a greenhouse. The property also has a range of stone outbuildings, including four byre sheds, two large garages, and a carport with electric car charging point. The property backs onto Forestry Commission land, offering instant access to the hills for outdoor activities, and is close to the River Tweed for fishing.