Colislinn Steadings is a converted steading with a mill and approximately 10 acres of land, situated in a small hamlet in the Scottish Borders. The property dates back to 1772 and features a main house with comfortable living accommodation, an annexe with potential for guests or holiday rentals, and a former mill with potential for various uses. The main house has a central entrance hall, two dual-aspect rooms, a country-style kitchen, and a large sitting room with a double-height ceiling and wood burning stove. The annexe has an open-plan living room and kitchen area, two large double bedrooms, and a bathroom. The property also includes a driveway, lawned garden, and wooded area, as well as a steel portal barn, double garage, and dog kennels. The surrounding land is divided into three areas, including a productive orchard and a steel portal barn with electricity and water connections. The Slitrig Water borders the property on the eastern side, and the B6399 forms the western boundary. The property is located near the historic town of Hawick, with good transport links to Edinburgh and Newcastle Airport.