Allerly House is a stunning period property built in 1842 for Sir David Brewster, a renowned scientist and inventor. The house boasts hallmarks of early 19th-century design, including symmetrical proportions, tall sash windows, and a strong sense of presence. The property features a magnificent reception hall with a grand cantilevered staircase, decorative tiling, and a woodburning stove. The interior is filled with warmth and character, with six well-proportioned bedrooms, including a generous principal suite with views over the grounds. The house also features a spacious first-floor landing, a family bathroom, and a shower room. The gardens and grounds offer privacy, variety, and maturity, extending to around 8 acres and featuring a swimming pool, tennis court, and outbuildings. The property is situated in the desirable village of Gattonside, just a short walk from historic Melrose, and offers easy access to the city of Edinburgh.