Charlesfield is geographically situated in the centre of the beautiful Scottish Borders. It is well placed to take advantage of the A68 trunk route just a quarter of a mile away, only 39 miles south of Scotland's capital city, 67 miles north of Newcastle Upon Tyne and not far from the A7 which takes you west to Carlisle and the major artery of the M6 motorway beyond.

A new railway south from Edinburgh to the central Borders is proposed for the beginning of the next decade with a station at Tweedbank just 6 miles away.

Charlesfield has easy accessibility to many Borders' villages and the towns of Melrose, Kelso, Jedburgh, Galashiels and Hawick with excellent local shopping, eating and cultural facilities. The atmosphere is undeniably rural with magnificent views to the Eildon Hills, the ancient stronghold of Smailholm Tower and undulating wooded countryside. This is guaranteed to give you an uplifting feeling of space and tranquillity.