A 'BREATHTAKING' 11-bedroom mansion which 'oozes potential' is up for sale in the Borders.
Grade A-listed Renton House, on the outskirts of Grantshouse, Berwickshire, is on the market with a guide price of £850,000.
According to Hastings Legal, the four-floor property dates back to at least 1715 and comes with seven acres of land and a detached outbuilding.
It has also recently had plans approved which would allow for the conversion of the lower ground floor into a self-contained apartment.
Hastings Legal says Renton House has a "very grand, yet surprisingly homely feel".
The listing reads: "Nestled into a woodland setting, this characterful mansion boasts charm throughout with impressive accommodation spread across four floors offering a diverse and flexible layout.
"This grade A property lies within seven acres of land and oozes potential.
"A detached outbuilding could be converted into additional accommodation or perhaps a workshop or studio.
"As a truly remarkable grade A-listed historic property, dating back to at least 1715, Renton House is simply breathtaking and has a very grand, yet surprisingly homely feel.
"The characterful mansion house has enormous charm throughout, with many original features including imposing flagstone staircase, beautiful ornate cornicing, crafted wood panelling, working shutters, stained glass windows and fine fireplaces.
"The property clearly has an interesting history, having been altered several times throughout its existence, and now requires general modernisation and refurbishment throughout.
"The impressive accommodation, extending to approximately 14,000 square feet over four floors, has an opulent layout that works extremely well, with 11 bedrooms, three reception rooms, six bathrooms and various service and store rooms."
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