WebEntry Name: Townfoot Bridge, Bridge Street, Jedburgh Listing Name: Bridge Street, Townfoot Bridge Listing Date: 23 March 1993 Category: B Source: Historic Scotland Source ID: 380051 Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB35467 Building Class: Cultural ID on this website: 200380051 Location: Jedburgh County: Scottish Borders Town: Jedburgh WebInchbonny House - Lot 1, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire A rare opportunity to acquire an impressive Country House set in its own land set just off the banks of the Jed Water and less than one mile from the Royal Burgh of Jedburgh.

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WebInchbonny House is set close to the banks of the beautiful Jed Water in an enviable south facing position in an accessible location just off the A68 and 0.6 of a mile from the Royal Burgh of Jedburgh. The town is home to … WebConveniently located, Jedburgh offers direct access to the A68, the main road linking Newcastle upon Tyne and Edinburgh. The major Border towns are within easy driving … buxton planning portal

Listed Buildings in Jedburgh and District Ward, Scottish Borders

WebInchbonny House is available as a whole or in two separate Lots as detailed below. Lot 1 - about 5.36 acres. Lot 2 - about 2.53 acres. As a whole the property and its grounds sit in about 7.89 acres in its entirety. WebInchbonny House, Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, TD8 Offers over £850,000 A rare opportunity to acquire an impressive Country House set in its own land set just off the banks of the Jed … WebThe location of Hutton’s second unconformity on the leafy banks of the Jed Water. Max Nowell’s sculpture celebrating it can be seen at Lothian Park, next to Jedburgh Abbey, while the site itself is south along the river at Inchbonny and can be seen from across the river at Allar’s Mill. Directions from Google Maps. buxton pie shop