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Code 12291
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Code 12285
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Code 12286
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Code 12287
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Code 12289
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Code 12290
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Code 12284
1827 Sq Ft

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Code 12283
17.51 acres

Unit 13, Vulcan Estate , Water Lane , Exeter, South West, EX2 8BY
Code 12280
3778 Sq Ft
Peeblesshire’s historic towns, thriving independent businesses, and outdoor attractions have made it one of the most desirable areas in the Scottish Borders. Peebles is at the heart of demand, known for its well-preserved stone buildings, independent shops, and strong sense of community. The town’s high quality of life has drawn more buyers in recent years, particularly families and professionals commuting to Edinburgh. Innerleithen has also seen increasing interest, with its links to the Tweed Valley’s outdoor sports scene making it popular among mountain bikers and those seeking an active lifestyle. West Linton, closer to the capital, remains one of the most desirable villages for those looking for a rural home within easy reach of the city.
Commercial property is centred around tourism, retail, and creative industries. Peebles’ high street is home to a strong mix of independent businesses, while Innerleithen has built a reputation as a hub for cycling and adventure tourism. Hospitality businesses, from guesthouses to cafés, benefit from year-round visitor numbers, while the wider county remains popular for holiday lets and rural retreats.
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