6 Scotsgate House Marygate, Berwick-upon-tweed

Key features:

• Town centre location
• Spacious accommodation
• Ideal holiday home
• Investment opportunity
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  Main Description
  Description
  6 Scotsgate House is a spacious and well proportioned apartment on the second floor of this modern conversion with open plan kitchendiningliving room, two double bedrooms and bathroom. The apartment would ideally suit as a holiday home or for investors looking to take advantage of the busy rental market.
  
  The front entrance door opens from the communal staircase on to a hallway with entry phone system. The first double bedroom is located off the hallway which leads to the spacious open plan living area with a rooftop view of the Elizabethan Town Walls. The kitchen includes an integrated fridge freezer, electric hob, oven and cooker hood extractor. Also located off the open plan livingdining area is the second double bedroom and bathroom along with a large eaves storage cupboard.
  
  Location
  Scotsgate House is located in the centre of the historic town which has a comprehensive range of facilities including a variety of shops, restaurants and banks as well as the award-winning Maltings Art Centre and soon to be opened sports complex. The mainline railway station is within easy walking distance and offers regular services to Edinburgh and Newcastle, as well as London, some three and a half hours to the south. The A1 is close at hand providing good access to the regional and national road network.
  
  The local area is well known for its spectacular scenery with the rugged coastline and unspoilt beaches of North Northumberland and the imposing Cheviot Hills. Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, Bamburgh Castle and the ancient Border towns of Coldstream, Kelso and Melrose are within easy reach. There are a number of excellent links and inland golf courses locally and racecourses at Kelso and Musselburgh. The area is renowned for the quality of the countryside pursuits on offer and the east coast provides dramatic scenery, magnificent beaches, sailing, sea fishing and diving. Despite its proximity to both Edinburgh and Newcastle, the area has a low population and therefore offers a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.
  
  Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage
  
  Leasehold: 999 years from January 2008
  
  Ground Rent: £50 pa
  
  Service Charge: £2,549 pa (approx.)
  
  EPC Rating: D
  
  Council Tax: A
  

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