Nether Horsburgh Farmhouse is a charming 18th-century country home set amidst mature grounds in the Tweed Valley, equidistant from Innerleithen and Peebles. The property boasts a range of period features, including Adam-style fireplaces, wainscot paneling, and plasterwork. The house has three floors, with a bright drawing room, dining room, country kitchen, study, and WC on the ground floor. The first floor features a principal bedroom with a large dressing room, three large double bedrooms, and two bathrooms. The attic space offers potential for conversion into additional bedroom space or a large playroom/TV room. The property is surrounded by mature gardens, including a walled garden with fruit trees, rose bushes, and a greenhouse. The grounds also feature a paddock field and an array of stone outbuildings, including garages, byre sheds, and a carport with electric car charging station. The property offers a range of outdoor activities, including walking, hiking, cycling, and fishing, with the River Tweed and Forestry Commission land nearby.