Menzion Farm is a stunning property situated in the Scottish Borders, offering over half a mile of frontage onto the River Tweed and surrounded by beautiful countryside. The property has a rich history, with the famous Crook Inn, where Rabbie Burns used to write, located nearby. The farm has approximately 40 acres of pasture, ranging from 4.1 to 5.2 in classification, and has been used for sheep grazing and conserved forage. The main house, built in c.1850, offers flexible family accommodation over one level, extending to 129.8sq.m. The property also features a self-contained annex with potential for holiday let and commercial income. The large garden behind the main house is laid out as two areas of lawn with mature trees and shrubs, and a productive vegetable garden with fruit bushes and a greenhouse. The property has a range of outbuildings, including a byre and former laundry, which offer further development opportunities. The land is a mixture of pasture, grazing, and riverbank, and has been successfully let out for grazing on short-term leases. The property is being sold as a whole or in lots, including the main house, annex, outbuildings, and garden, as well as the land, which can be divided into five lots.