The largest town in the Borders, Hawick’s existence can be traced back as far as the 600s. Its setting, on the River Tweed and the Slitrig Water, was responsible for the early settlement’s growth, while its close proximity to the English border, made it a frequent target for cross border wars between the two countries during the 1300s, 1400s and 1500s. Throughout the nineteenth century the growth in textile mills put the town firmly on the map and made Hawick synonymous with fine quality knitwear – still evident today in brands that have become fashion statements throughout the world.
A varied property market makes Hawick and the surrounding villages a very desirable place to live. Hawick’s proximity to the A7 makes it easily accessible to Selkirk, Galashiels and Melrose, while Newcastle Airport is around an hour’s drive – add an extra 15 minutes to Edinburgh Airport. The opening of the Waverly rail link from Edinburgh to Tweedbank is likely to further boost Hawick as a base for commuters.
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Offers Over £395,000Underhill Hassendean Road, Minto TD9 8SJ
Guide Price £370,000Woodside West Sunnyhill, Hawick TD9 7HT
Offers Around £345,000The Firs Sunnyhill, Hawick TD9 7HT
Offers Around £315,000Oakwood House Buccleuch Road, Hawick TD9 0EH
Offers Around £295,000Little Finches, 8 Park Grove, Hawick TD9 7JJ
Offers Around £275,00018 Hislop Gardens, Hawick TD9 8PQ
In Region Of £260,000The Arches Rosalee Brae, Hawick TD9 7HH
Guide Price £245,000Midlea Hassendean Road, Minto TD9 8SG
In Region Of £235,000The Old Forge Newmill on Teviot, Hawick TD9 0JU
In Region Of £235,000Crags Buccleuch Road, Hawick TD9 0EL
Offers Around £235,00028 Paterson Gardens, Hawick TD9 0DT
Offers Over £230,000West Wing, Lynnwood House Liddesdale Road, Hawick TD9 0ES
Offers Over £225,00014 Hislop Gardens, Hawick TD9 8PQ