1 Bed Flats to Rent in Selkirk

We currently have 0 1-bedroom flats available to rent in Selkirk. Selkirk is a characterful Royal Burgh perched on a hillside above Ettrick Water. The town is famous for its Common Riding — one of the oldest and most spectacular of the Borders riding festivals — and for the Selkirk Bannock, a rich fruit bread still made to the original recipe. The town has a quiet, traditional atmosphere with a compact centre featuring local shops and services. Sir Walter Scott served as Sheriff of Selkirkshire, and the town's courthouse now houses a museum dedicated to him. Rental properties in Selkirk are very affordable. One-bedroom flats rent from £400-£525, two-bedroom properties from £475-£650, and three-bedroom houses from £625-£850. The housing stock is a mix of traditional stone-built properties, Victorian terraces, inter-war housing, and some modern developments. The town's hillside setting means some properties enjoy impressive views across the valleys. Transport links are moderate: Selkirk is on the A7 between Galashiels (6 miles) and Hawick (12 miles), and bus services run on this route. The Borders Railway at Tweedbank/Galashiels is about 15 minutes' drive. the Scottish Borders is around 40 miles by road via the A7 and A68 (about 70 minutes). Amenities include a Co-op, local shops, and Selkirk Leisure Centre with a swimming pool. Secondary pupils attend Selkirk High School. The town has GP surgeries and is close to Borders General Hospital near Melrose. Selkirk suits those seeking affordable, quiet living in a town with genuine character and strong traditions. It's a good option for families and retirees who appreciate community spirit, and for commuters who can use the nearby Borders Railway. The surrounding countryside is excellent for walking, fishing, and mountain biking.