Land for sale

Land At Princes Street, Innerleithen EH44

Prime new listing. We are excited to present this fantastic plot located within a prime location in Innerleithen.

Plot benefits from secure fencing around the parameter and is ideal for vehicle storage.

The plot has potential for a variety of uses and could potentially lend itself for development subject to obtaining necessary permissions from Scottish Borders Council.

Sure to suit a variety of buyers looking for a spacious plot in a sought after area.

Plot is situated in close proximity to the River Tweed and Leithen Water, providing access to fishing, water sports, and tranquil riverside living. Prime Rural Location.

Plot is sure to appeal to lovers of the outdoors, with endless options for hillwalking, cycling, fishing and golfing nearby.

This unique opportunity is sure to appeal to a variety of buyers. Plot is ideal for vehicle storage and is secured with fencing along the perimeter.

Plot has potential for development, subject to gaining necessary permissions from Scottish Borders Council.

The property is being offered at a fantastic price to ensure auction sale. Should appeal to anyone looking for a straightforward purchase with excellent upside potential.

This lot is open to immediate offers. Should you wish to offer now, you can do so via our “Offer now” button on our website.

This property is offered at a fantastic price to ensure an Auction sale. The property will feature in our upcoming timed online auction. To participate in the live auction, you must have a bidding account created.

For further details on how to have a bidding account created, please contact the team.

Location
Innerleithen is a small, characterful town in the Scottish Borders that appeals to both residents and investors because it combines outstanding natural scenery with a strong sense of community and good accessibility. Set among hills and forests on the River Tweed, it's particularly attractive to outdoor enthusiasts thanks to its internationally recognised mountain biking trails, walking routes and riverside setting, while still offering everyday amenities, independent shops and local schools. For residents, it offers a high quality of life at a slower pace than city living, yet remains within reasonable commuting distance of Edinburgh and larger Borders towns. From an investment perspective, property prices remain relatively affordable compared with the capital, demand is supported by lifestyle movers, remote workers and tourism, and the town's historic character and popularity as a destination help underpin long-term appeal and rental potential.