Scottish Edwardian country house
This Edwardian lodge on the edge of Talla Reservoir has woodland, gardens and there is trout fishing on the water, and salmon fishing in the nearby River Tweed
Victoria Lodge is an outstanding, handsome Edwardian property located in a spectacular waterside setting overlooking the Talla Reservoir, its surrounding hills and woodland.
Built in 1897, the property is listed Grade B and sits in over five acres of its own gardens and grounds. Currently run as a country house bed and breakfast, the property wouldn't require any changes to return back to a private country property.
Features include the listed Gentlemen's Cloakroom with its marble sinks and tiled walls, and wood panelled reception rooms. The kitchen is large, with space for an informal dining table, while two staircases lead up to the bedroom accommodation. In total there are six bedrooms upstairs: all are en suite and the master suite has spectacular views out to the surrounding hills and reservoir.
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Outside the gardens include lawns, a walled kitchen garden and a paved outdoor entertaining area, as well as woodland with a woodland walk.
There is trout fishing in the reservoir and superb salmon fishing in The Tweed. Victoria Lodge is located just eight miles from Broughton which has a primary school, a village hall and a tennis club, post office and village shop. Edinburgh is 36 miles and Moffat is 15 miles.
The guide price is £1.2m. For further information please contact CKD Galbraith on 01721 722787 or visit www.ckdgalbraith.co.uk.
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