Colislinn Steadings is a converted steading with a mill and 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 and wood burning stove, a sitting room with a double height ceiling and exposed beams, and two large bedrooms sharing a bathroom. The annexe is adjacent to the house and has its own entrance, utility room, and open-plan living room and kitchen area, with two large double bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. The property also includes a former mill with potential for various uses, a double garage, dog kennels, and storage, as well as a steel portal barn and grazing land. The Slitrig Water borders the property on the eastern side, and the B6399 forms the western boundary, providing scenic views and easy access to the nearby towns of Hawick and Newcastleton.