West Ord Farmhouse is a stunning example of early Georgian architecture, situated on the banks of the River Tweed and boasting breathtaking views. The property, built circa 1700-1710, features a symmetrical design with identical opposing façades, painted ashlar stone walls, and a Scottish slate-covered hipped roof. The interior is a masterclass in classical elegance, with period features such as extensive wall panelling, hand-carved cornicing, and ornate doors. The property has been carefully maintained and improved over the years, with modern kitchen and bathroom fittings integrated seamlessly. The grounds include enclosed gardens, a tennis court, and outbuildings, including a boiler shed, stables, and garage. The farm steading, located just south of the house, offers a mix of traditional and modern buildings, with ample storage and good access. The farm itself extends to 186.90 hectares, including arable land, permanent grass, and woodland, and is home to a wide variety of wildlife.