Plot 98 – The Forrester

3 Bedrooms | £187,500

The Forrester is a spacious 3 bedroom “Town House” home with views to the Cheviot Hills.  Located in the Courtyard of Leet Haugh which is a new development design in the style of a conservation village located on the edge of Coldstream with access to the historic Hirsel Estate which has a golf course, woodland walks, tea room and craft shops.

On the ground floor, this beautiful family home has a fully fitted dining kitchen with a back door to a private garden and private parking; living room and WC.  The first floor has a large bedroom with very large built-in wardrobes, a single bedroom also with built-in wardrobe and a family bathroom.  The second floor has a large bedroom incorporating a bay window with views to the Cheviot Hills, a large en-suite and a walk-in wardrobe.

The Forrester has gas central heating and incorporates LED lighting.  The EPC rating is 80.

This home includes all flooring, carpets, tiling, interior decoration, fully fitted kitchen and bathroom sanitary ware.

This house is currently our show home and so there is the opportunity to purchase it fully furnished for £205,000. 

The development comprises a mix of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes specifically designed to suit modern living within a conservation style country village influenced by the structure of a country estate.  The architecture reflects the regional design vernacular with the use of oak features sourced from the nearby Hirsel Estate, finials hand turned on the Ford & Etal Estate, hand carved fascias, scallop and diamond patterned slate features, bronze finials on selected properties and the iconic weathervane located in the courtyard.  Despite the conservation and period design approach, the homes benefit from gas central heating, low energy lighting and generous insulation to meet or exceed the current building regulations.

The development has been designed to form its own sense of place within Coldstream and the layout creates distinct areas nestled within landscaped zones and courtyards so as to create a sense of individual communities within Leet Haugh.