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Scottish Borders
Average House Price in Scottish Borders over last 12 Months
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Area Name
Average Price View Area
Alewater and Denholm £210,000 View Area
Burnfoot and Mansfield £54,498 View Area
Chirnside and District £150,830 View Area
Coldstream and District £136,239 View Area
Duns and District North £119,942 View Area
Duns and District South £138,197 View Area
Earlston, Gordon and District £122,591 View Area
Eyemouth and District North £136,421 View Area
Eyemouth and District South £98,728 View Area
Forest £100,801 View Area
Galawater and Lauderdale £154,170 View Area
Hermitage £100,457 View Area
Innerleithen and Walkerburn £116,716 View Area
Jedburgh and District East £92,828 View Area
Jedburgh and District West £112,491 View Area
Kelso and District North £127,891 View Area
Kelso and District South £138,270 View Area
Kelso Central £98,434 View Area
Kilnknowe and Clovenfords £96,996 View Area
Lower Langlee and Tweedbank £94,574 View Area
Melrose and District £155,201 View Area
Mossilee and Central £69,712 View Area
Netherdale £109,984 View Area
Old Selkirk £84,178 View Area
Peebles and District East £114,325 View Area
Peebles and District South £198,498 View Area
Peebles and Upper Tweed £175,120 View Area
Scott's View £124,439 View Area
Silverbuthall £58,649 View Area
Teviot and Central £61,564 View Area
Upper Langlee and Ladhope £87,540 View Area
Weensland £79,199 View Area
West Linton and District £206,630 View Area
Wilton £110,000 View Area

About Scottish Borders

Scottish Borders is a county on the South East of Scotland North of Cumbria in England and South of Edinburgh with a population of 110,000. The River Tweed runs horizontally from West to East forming a natural border between England and Scotland, the region is hilly and rugged with much of the land uninhabited. The largest habitation include: Hawick, Peebles, Roxburgh, Melrose, Selkirk, Jedburgh and Galashiels.

 

The two main industries are livestock (sheep) centred at the auction-mart at Newtown St Boswells, luxury textiles, grain and milling.

 

The Borders are associated with Rugby Union in the same way the Welsh valleys are and have a proud tradition of supplying many players for the Scottish National team.

 

Famous Borders residents include: 39 Steps author John Buchan and African explorer Mungo Park. Due to its strategic position the Borders has always been a stop on the journey South (Bonnie Prince Charlie, and King John of Scotland) and North (King Edward John of Balliol) for conquest.



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