Colislinn Steadings is a converted steading with around 10 acres of land, situated in a small hamlet in the Scottish Borders. The property dates back to 1772 and features a main house with comfortable living accommodation, including a kitchen with a double Belfast sink, electric range cooker, and wood burning stove. The house also has a sitting room with a double height ceiling, wood burning stove, and glazed door to the garden. The annexe is adjacent to the house and has its own entrance, utility room, wet room, and open-plan living room and kitchen area. The property also features a former mill with a mill wheel attached, currently used as a workshop, and a double garage, dog kennels, and storage. The land is divided into three areas, including a productive orchard and a steel portal barn with electricity and water connections. The property is located near the town of Hawick, which offers a range of amenities, and is well situated for access to Edinburgh and other surrounding towns.