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Offers Over £160,000

Original stone and brick built gate lodge with red brick extension to the rear. The lodge has been upgraded in recent years with the installation of oil fired central heating, double glazing and new bathroom fittings.
Brick built shed housing boiler.
Paved seating surrounded by generous lawns with car parking area. The Gate Lodge forms LOT 2 of The Luce House Estate Sale.

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Offers Over £170,000

The bungalow stands back from the entrance drive and public road and has an attractive west facing outlook over the paddocks. In recent years the bungalow has been upgraded with double glazing and oil fired central heating as well as other improvements. The bungalow offers good potential for further extension if desired. The accomodation comprises Sitting room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms. bathroom.
The Bungalow forms Lot 3 of The Luce House Estate Sale.

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Offers Over £225,000

Delightful country cottage with a superb plantsman's garden situated in a lovely rural location just two miles from Biggar
Ground Floor
Entrance hall, dining hall, sitting room, conservatory
Kitchen, garden/utility room, double bedroom, bathroom
First Floor
Upper landing, double bedroom and en suite shower room
Carport and driveway parking

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Fixed Price £299,999

Last Property Now Remaining - was £330,000, now £299,999!

West Clifton is a fantastic steading development located in the heart of rural West Edinburgh a short drive from the scenic village of Ratho and only ten miles from Edinburgh's thriving City Centre. The development comprises eleven unique steading properties, in a selection of two, three and four bedroom styles. All of the properties are arranged around a stunning courtyard and in keeping with the surrounding area, retaining a traditional feel whilst also incorporating many contemporary features.

Fantastic incentives including part exchange, shared equity, income protection and value guarantees are also available on selected plots!

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Offers Over £325,000

Brodoclea Farmhouse is a traditional farmhouse built of stone under a pitched tiled roof. The accommodation is spread over two floors while attached stone buildlings provide potential to extend the accommodation with the appropriate planning consents.

The ground floor provides the public accommodation with two public rooms, a dining kitchen and a bathroom, while on the first floor has three bedrooms.

Attached to the south is a stone and slate outbuilding and attached to the north is a further stone and stable building currently used as a garage. Located to the north of the farmhouse is a collection of agricultural buildings mainly constructed of timber and corrugated tin as well as a metal framed hay barn. There is also a further traditional outbuilding built of stone and brick under a slate and corrugated tin roof.

Brodoclea Farm is located in a secluded rural location approximately 3 miles to the North of Dalry. Dalry provides for all everday needs and requirements with a good range of shops, schools and professional services while also having excellent communication links by road (A737) and rail with a direct line to Glasgow and Ayr. Both Glasgow Airport and Prestwick Airport are close by while the Ayrshire coastline lies over the hills to the West.

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Offers Over £425,000

A substantial Edwardian detached house (circa 1907) originally the Free Church Manse, standing within wonderful, secluded garden grounds that extend to approximately half an acre in all.

The property provides flexible and beautifully proportioned family accommodation with retained period features and also benefits from a tandem car port and additional off road parking.

Quietly tucked away at the end of a long driveway in the sought after village of Symington, within commuting distance of Edinburgh and Glasgow (under 1 hour).

Ground Floor: Entrance Vestibule, Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Family Room, Kitchen, Breakfast Room, Garden Room, Utility Room, Study/Bedroom 5, Store, Separate WC.

First Floor: Master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room, Two Further Double Bedrooms, Bedroom 4/Nursery, Family Bathroom.

Edinburgh 30 miles, Glasgow 32 miles, Biggar 3 miles, Lanark 8.5 miles, Carlisle 55 miles, English Lake District (Penrith) 85 Miles. (All distances are approximate).

Viewing by appointment only with the selling agents

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Offers Over £495,000

A charming stone built detached house, refurbished by the present owners to provide comfortable family accommodation with many delightful features. Quietly tucked away in an enchanting rural setting and yet within easy commuting distance of Edinburgh and Glasgow with excellent local amenities close at hand.
Large two storey detached garage with conversion potential (subject to obtaining the relevant consents).

Range of useful outbuildings. Land extending to over an acre including a picturesque burn

Accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor: Porch/boot room, Hall, Sitting Room, Snug, Conservatory, Kitchen/Dining Room, Utility Room, Shower Room.

First Floor: Master Bedroom with ensuite WC, Two Further Double Bedrooms, Bedroom 4/Study, Family Bathroom

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Guide Price £520,000

Spean Bridge 1 mile (Direct Rail to Glasgow, Sleeper Services to London); Fort William 9 miles (15km); Inverness 56 miles (90km) (Daily Flights to London); Aonach Mor (Skiing) 6 miles ( 10 km); Aviemore 52 miles (83km); Glasgow 111 miles (179km); Edinburgh 131 miles (211 km).
A most attractive period country house with fine interior detail, in a truly magnificent setting, built in 1937 and designed by the eminent Edinburgh architect Ian Gordon Lindsay. The house features an outstanding outlook to the highest mountains in Britain and has a lovely woodland garden with lawns and shrubs of approximately 3.2 acres, which provides complete seclusion and privacy.
ACCOMMODATION:
Ground Floor: Vestibule, Entrance Hall, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Study, Cloakroom & WC, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Larder, Utility Room, Store and Cellar.
First Floor: Landing, two Double Bedrooms, two Single Bedrooms, Family Bathroom and two large shelved Stores.
Second Floor: One Double Bedroom, Studio/Double Bedroom, One Single Bedroom/Office.
Outside: Allt-a-Bhruais is set back from the road and accessed via a meandering drive which leads through mature trees across a small bridge over a burn to a car parking and turning area located to the north front of the house. The gardens have been well maintained having a wide range of trees, plants and shrubs; a charming feature is the small burn running through the grounds. There is a number of outbuildings including a double garage, garden store, greenhouse and woodshed.

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Offers Over £520,000

Harelaw Farm is the original house of a traditional farm steading courtyard which includes two other properties and 19 acres.

The house was built in 1866 of stone under a pitched slate roof and provides accommodation over three floors. The property is in very good condition and is well presented. The majority of the original Victorian features have been retained / restored, with attractive cornicing in the public rooms as well as traditional mantel pieces and open fires in both the drawing room and dining room. There is a bespoke well equipped kitchen fitted in a shaker farmhouse style. A study provides further public space on the ground floor, while on the first floor there is a master bedroom with an en suite dressing room/child's bedroom, two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. The basement provides a very useful workshop area, boot room and WC.

Externally attached to the house is a garage, while detached there are two further outbuildings. The first is a former byre which is fitted out as a stable with three Monarch boxes, a tack room, feed store, wash area and kitchen. The second building is a modern general purpose five bay steel framed barn with corrugated fibre board roof, supplied with three phase electricity. A well drained 50m x 30m flood lit ménage constructed of silica sand and rubber sits across the yard from the stables.

To the east of the house is an attractive garden with a pond and beyond this is the grazing land which is divided into two main fields, however electric fencing further subdivides these fields into more manageable grazing paddocks. There is also a gallop track surrounding the perimeter of the larger field.

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Offers Over £550,000

INCREASED LAND AVAILABLE BY SEPARATE NEGOTIATION

A traditional stone built farmhouse with outbuildings and equestrian facilities benefiting from fine views over the Ayrshire countryside.

Over Lochridge Farm is approached via a private road leading to the farmhouse and outbuildings and grazing land which extends to approximately 8.5 acres, other land is potentially available through separate negotiation. The landscaped private garden grounds around the house are mainly laid to lawn with shrubs and borders providing seasonal colour and interest and benefit from fine views over the surrounding countryside.

The farmhouse is traditionally built of stone under a slate pitched roof and provides spacious family accommodation which is suited for modern family living. The ground floor consists of a sitting room with conservatory, breakfasting kitchen, master bedroom with en suite shower room, bedroom 2 and a family bathroom. The first floor comprises a drawing room and 2 further bedrooms.

On either side of the farmhouse there are traditional vernacular and modern farm buildings. The farm buildings have the potential to be developed further and there is a lapsed planning consent for a further four units which could be reinstated subject to further discussions with the local planning authority.

Over Lochridge benefits from excellent equestrian facilities including both indoor and outdoor arenas together with extensive stabling.

Local amenities can be found in Stewarton, close by to the farm.

Viewing by appointment only.

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