Text Box: Ground Floor
Spacious open plan fitted kitchen and dining room with gas hob, integrated electric oven, microwave and dishwasher and wood burning stove.

Sitting room with open fire, television and DVD.  French doors lead to the walled garden

Library with pool table and double sofa bed

Utility room with washing machine, airing cupboard and fridge freezer

Cloakroom
Text Box: Accommodation Details

Open plan fitted kitchen and dining room

Wood burning stove

Sitting room

Text Box: First Floor
Master bedroom with en-suite shower room

Double Bedroom

Twin bedroom

Single bedroom with extra bed 

Bathroom

Large landing with panoramic view over the Tweed valley

Master Bedroom

View from the first floor

Twin Bedroom

Text Box: Garden
A fantastic feature of the house is its large and varied garden:

There is a walled garden, with colour for all seasons.  There is a small water feature.  If you come in early summer
you may see the young frogs “finding their legs”.  There is a patio heater and of course tables and chairs to
enjoy the culinary products of the charcoal barbeque.

Covered verandah at the back of the house to enjoy the dramatic views over the Tweed valley. A special
place to sit either for morning coffee or when the evening shadows are lengthening over the distant
Gattonside Heights. 

Balcony with child proof iron railings, designed by the local blacksmith.  The Old Mill House is on a raised
site above the mill lade and the balcony overlooks the top of the trees on the bank side.  Woodpeckers are a
common sight here and in the stillness of the evening there is no pleasanter way to end a fine summers day 
than to listen to the enchanting song of the reed bunting in the reedbeds beyond.

Staircase, from the steamship The Mauritania, to the mill lade. Aconites and snowdrops followed by
daffodils abound in Spring.

Parking for up to three cars on a set driveway.
 
The 
Old Mill House
at Newstead