Aikwood Tower, Selkirk
Restoration of an early 17th century tower house, a scheduled monument, abandoned as dwelling for some 150 years as private residence with five floor levels. The work comprises the conversion of the attached cow byre to office space, museum and travelling artists' bedroom and ...
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Restoration of an early 17th century tower house, a scheduled monument, abandoned as dwelling for some 150 years as private residence with five floor levels. The work comprises the conversion of the attached cow byre to office space, museum and travelling artists' bedroom and studio.
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