How to Find Us

 

 

Border Auctions Ltd is situated in an old mill located behind the Town Hall in Garfield Street, Hawick.

There is plenty of free car parking right next to the sales room

 

 

 

Approaching Via the A7 from Edinburgh and the North

At roundabout by the Leisure Centre take second turnoff across the river Teviot into Mart Street and continue to the next roundabout

Take the fourth turnoff into Bourtree Place and carry straight on passing the Horse Monument on your right into the High Street

Just after the first pedestrian crossing lights turn left into O'Connell Street, and at the end of the Street Turn right at the T junction. and carry straight on, Border Auctions Sale Rooms are situated on the right hand side just after the car parks.

 

Approaching Via the A7 from Carlisle and the South

New directions due to one way system being introduce

At the roundabout take the first turnoff and follow the road round over the bridge into Commercial Road carry on until you come to the next roundabout take the third turnoff across the river Teviot into Mart Street and continue to the next roundabout

Take the fourth turnoff into Bourtree Place and carry straight on passing the Horse Monument on your right into the High Street

Just after the first pedestrian crossing lights turn left into O'Connell Street, and at the end of the Street Turn right at the T junction. and carry straight on, Border Auctions Sale Rooms are situated on the right hand side just after the car parks.

 

Hawick Town Hall

 

Approaching Via the A698 from Jedburgh and the East

At the roundabout take second turnoff into Bourtree Place and carry straight on passing the Horse Monument on your right into the High Street

Just after the first pedestrian crossing lights turn left into O'connell Street, and at the end of the Street Turn right at the T junction. and carry straight on, Border Auctions Sale Rooms are situated on the right hand side just after the car parks.

About the Area

Hawick. Half way between Carlisle and Edinburgh the tourist route to Scotland. The scenic A7 crosses the River Teviot. Here, historic and hospitable, is Hawick largest of our Scottish Border Towns. Capital of Cashmere and renowned for Rugby, Hawick offers its visitors a welcoming variety of experiences not least its spectacular Wilton Park with its unique museum, Restful Walled Gardens and mill shops with bargains galore!

So take time to explore and to visit the Scottish Borders Tourist Board at Drumlanrig's Tower TD9 9EN (01450 372547) who can provide all the information you need to make the most of your time in this romantic of  regions.

 

A wide range of accommodation is available.
To find out much more contact the Scottish Borders Tourist Board by visiting
www.scot-borders.co.uk

or by telephoning 0870 608 040