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One of the most distinctive and locally admired homes in the village of Ancrum
Most homes keep their key selling points under wraps, either inside or concealed from passers-by at the rear. Alewood, however, is one of the small percentage of homes that declares it is different upfront. Situated in the heart of the village of Ancrum, close to the junction of the Ale Water and the Teviot, the architect designed detached property has a distinctly different facade incorporating an unusual chimney and a bell cast roof that flares gently to resemble the bottom of a bell. Built in 1975, Alewood’s present owners, Peter and Pamela Wells, bought the property five years ago having been seduced by its setting, amidst extensive gardens that include woodland and 200 metres of river running through it – fishing rights included.
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Alewood, Ancrum