Tin Tabernacle

Built for the Glasgow Exhibition of 1901, it was later brought to Horncliffe by train in 1908 for use as the Church Hall. It comprises a main hall, kitchen and WC and is currently used as a summer house with additional garden.

On street parking can be found at the front of the property.

It sits on a plot approximately 25m x 10.5m and has mains water, drainage and electricity.

ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES

Ground Floor- Main Hall, Kitchen, WC

Garden Grounds- Private Garden

DISTANCES

Berwick upon Tweed 5 Miles, Longridge Towers School 2.8 miles, Norham 4 miles, Coldstream 11 miles, Kelso 19 Miles, Edinburgh 61 miles, Newcastle upon Tyne 66 miles.

(all distances are approximate).

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