This charming detached period property, formerly the coach house, stables, and groom's quarters for Edrington House, offers a private and peaceful retreat with beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds. With a rich history, it's believed that Oliver Cromwell stabled his horse here in the mid-1600s. The stone-built country home is well-presented throughout and features an attached barn with development potential. Situated in mature grounds extending to approximately half an acre, the property enjoys rural views and is just a short walk from a bus stop with regular services to Berwick-upon-Tweed. The accommodation includes a ground floor entrance hall, snug, dining room, kitchen, utility room, and two bedrooms, as well as a first-floor landing, two bedrooms, bathroom, and sitting room/bedroom four. The property also features a gated entrance, off-street parking, large barn, and generous mature gardens with countryside views.