- Historical Significance – Believed to be the former bedroom of Prince Charlie during his time in Jedburgh. +
- First-Floor Apartment – Spacious 56sqm layout, offering modern living in a period building. +
- Turnkey Condition – Tastefully decorated in neutral tones, ready to move in. +
- Two Bedrooms – Generously-sized rooms, ideal for a variety of living arrangements. +
- Shared Drying Green – Outdoor space for residents to enjoy. +
- Convenient Location – Situated in the heart of Jedburgh with on-street parking available. +
Situated in the heart of the historic town of Jedburgh, 4 Prince Charlie's House offers a unique blend of period charm and modern comfort. Originally constructed around 1690, this first-floor apartment has been thoughtfully modernised over the years to create a home that balances its rich history with contemporary living. Extending to approximately 56sqm, the property is presented in turnkey condition, decorated in neutral tones that provide a warm and welcoming ambiance throughout.
The accommodation includes a spacious entrance hallway, a bright living room, two generously-sized bedrooms, a well-appointed kitchen, and a contemporary bathroom. The living room is particularly notable, with a fascinating historical connection – it is believed to have once served as Prince Charlie's bedroom during his time in Jedburgh, adding a unique touch of history to this already charming home.
Residents benefit from a shared drying green, and on-street parking is conveniently available nearby.
Whether you're drawn to its historical charm or its modern amenities, 4 Prince Charlie's House presents a unique opportunity to experience the character of Jedburgh. This property is perfect not only for those seeking a personal retreat, but also for those looking to generate income through a rental or Airbnb venture.
Energy Performance:
While the current EPC rating is E, the verified running costs of this home are more efficient than indicated in the report. The Energy Performance Report estimates a cost of £6,420 over 3 years, but the actual running cost is £4,320 over the same period. This efficiency is largely attributed to the installation of new highretention Dimplex Quantum heaters and the addition of secondary glazing, both of which contribute significantly to reducing energy consumption.