Some of the earliest inhabitants stake their claim to the history books, lending their Scottish heritage to landmark locations; New Beith was named after the Scottish town of Beith and the hometown of Celia after she married wealthy land owner Richard Tyson Wilson. Teviot Downs itself is named after the near by Teviot Brook which in turn was named for the historic Teviot River which joins the Tweed River at Kelso in South East Scotland. Pub Lane derived its name from Isaac Nash’s Teviot Junction Hotel built in 1880, a watering hole steeped in tradition.

The interstate railway was constructed n 1927 and pockets of pine plantation were established during the 1960’s when the land was acquired by Associated Forest Holdings.
Of recent times the popularity of the area, particularly with families, saw the developer identify a niche market opportunity to deliver premium acreage product at an affordable price.
Welcome to Teviot Downs, a place where you’ll have the freedom to live and room to grow. Now that’s something you can play with.

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