Ainslie Terrace in Scottish Borders

Ainslie Terrace in Scottish Borders is a residential street. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and crosses Berrywell Drive. It ends in a cul-de-sac.

Road Type: residential street
Speed Limit: 20 mph
Route: northeast-southwest

Roads nearby

Berrywell Drive

The Crescent, Bridgend Catholic Church, Aitchisons

Winterfield Gardens

Springfield Close

Springfield Avenue

Springfield Drive

Trinity Gardens

Bridgend Garage

Knoll Hospital, Boston Court, Broomlee Crescent, Get Knotted, Oxton Village Stores, The Station House, Fillin Station, Station Road, Maxmill Park, Sprouston Road, Riccarton Halt, Halmyre Mains, Earlston Square Bus Stance, Village Hall, Oxton Luxury Apartments

Duns Parish Church

Murray Crescent

Duns, George Romanes, Market Square, China Palace, Panache, Whip and Saddle, White Swan, Maxwell's, Fish and Fine Foods, Border Baguettes, Noel Johnson Opticians, Duns General Store, Zings, Baby and Me, Number 18, Nairn, Jim Clark Bistro, Bank House Living, Melrose, Burt's Hotel, The Townhouse, Melrose Library, Abbey Stoves, Treetop Toys, The Crafters, Martin Baird, The Country Kitchen Deli, Trimontium Museum, Coldstream Museum

Blinkbonnie Gardens

Duns Golden Fish, Borders Pet Rescue, Fade Away, Dunlop House, Hungry Spot, Duns News Plus

The Plough, Foston's Fine Meats

Buildings nearby

Duns Telephone Exchange

Commercial buildings nearby

Community centres nearby

Southfield Community Centre

Constructions nearby

Convenience stores nearby

Dental practices nearby

Duns Dental Care

Industrial areas nearby

Duns Industrial Estate

Parks nearby

Razed railways nearby

St. Boswells & Reston

Residential buildings nearby