Property Search

Contact Us

Offers Over £385,000

A traditional farmhouse and steading courtyard set in a secluded rural location with excellent views.

Glenfoot Farm is a traditional farmhouse and steadings laid out in a courtyard formation. The house is built of stone under a pitched slate roof and is believed to date back to 1745, the year of Bonnie Prince Charlie's Jacobite Rebellion. The accommodation is spread over two floors with the public areas on the ground floor provided by a very comfortable dining kitchen with Stanley Oven and sitting room with wood burning stove. There are also two bedrooms and a shower room on the ground floor with a bedroom and a study/bedroom on the first floor.

The three detached outbuildings create a courtyard, however, with the appropriate planning consent accommodation could be expanded into these buildings. The outbuildings consist of the West Steading which is a traditional single storey stone building with pitched slate roof containing a former stable and a garage. The North Steading is a 1 ½ storey stone building with pitched slate roof currently divided into a garage, a workshop and a loft. The third outbuilding is a barn/garage built of breezeblock under a pitched roof.

To the south of the house is a large garden consisting of lawn, shrubs, mature trees and vegetable beds. To the north is an area of rough ground and hard standing. In total the property is circa 0.9 acres.

Glenfoot Farm is set in a very attractive secluded rural setting with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and hills of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The property lies close the Stirlingshire villages of Balfron, Drymen and Killearn.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (1.3 MB)	home report

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 18.5 acres. 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.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (332KB)	home report

Offers Over £695,000

A substantial detached country house nestled in the quiet countryside of Argyll with stunning views over the sound of Jura to Islay and Jura.

Little Keills at Tayvallich, is approached by a sweeping driveway to its elevated position overlooking its substantial policies and the fantastic views of the Sound of Jura beyond.

The original house was built in 1964 and is constructed of harled brick under a tiled roof. The Property was extended in 2005 and in total the accommodation, arranged over two floors now extends to 3,024 sq ft and provides spacious and versatile living space ideally suited for family living which comprises on the ground floor: entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, sitting room, 2 bedrooms, family bathroom, cloakroom, utility room, boiler room.

The main staircase ascends to a galleried landing which gives access to: bedroom with en suite bathroom, a further bedroom, bathroom. The rear stair gives access to the master bedroom with en suite shower room.

The property is surrounded by enclosed garden grounds. In total the grounds and policies extend to just over 10 acres. To the rear of the house there is a double garage. A boat house lies in front of the jetty.

Viewing by appointment only.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (5.3 MB)	home report

Offers Over £695,000

Ashieburn Farm in Ancrum, Scottish Borders offers a unique opportunity to purchase a most desirable family house dating from the early 1800s, whilst offering a wealth of opportunity throughout. The stone built farmhouse lies over three floors and comprises of five bedrooms, two reception rooms and a fabulous garden. The land which comes with Ashieburn extends to approximatley 24 acres and is mainly grazing.
To the North of the house lies a large steading outbuilding which currently has planning permission for change of use to form one dwelling house.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (1.7 MB)	home report

Offers Over £700,000

A spacious country house set in an elevated rural setting with excellent views across Castle Semple Loch to the hills beyond.

Newton of Belltrees House is located in the picturesque hamlet of Newton of Belltrees which sits in an elevated position overlooking Castle Semple Loch and the Barr Loch, with excellent views towards the hills of Muirshiel Country Park and Misty Law in the distance.

The property is located 2 miles from the conservation village of Lochwinnoch. The village of Lochwinnoch offers local amenities catering for day to day needs with an excellent primary school, a couple of good local pubs, two restaurants, a direct rail link to Glasgow, a good local golf course and a thriving community. Bridge of Weir and Kilmacolm (9 and 10 miles respectively) offer further amenities and local schooling. The highly acclaimed St Columba's School is in Kilmacolm and has both junior and senior schools.

Newton of Belltrees House was formerly 4 cottages that have been sympathetically joined together to create a spacious family home with extensive accommodation extending to approximately 6,430 sq ft over 3 floors. The collection of outbuildings facilitate practical country living and provide the potential to develop the house further and add extra accommodation in this superb rural setting. The house offers a wealth of features including traditional cast iron radiators, a selection of fireplaces and timber panelling in the drawing room. Indoor swimming pool.
The house is surrounded by just over 4 acres of grounds which include formal gardens, a well stocked vegetable garden, a tennis court (requiring refurbishment), 2 paddocks and a large area of woodland.

For further information or to arrange a viewing for this property please contact our Glasgow office on 0141 248 4160

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (2.3 MB)	home report

Fixed Price £750,000

A detached period country house with fine views over the surrounding countryside sitting in 40 acres with excellent equestrian facilities.

West Knockbartnock Farm is a substantial converted farmhouse with a wide range of outbuildings sitting in open countryside extending to approximately 40 acres.

The house is stone built under a slate pitched roof and is approached via a tarmacadam driveway through wrought iron gates into a courtyard. The accommodation comprises a reception hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, family room, office, games room, utility room, shower room. The main staircase ascends to the first floor where there is a galleried landing leading to a master bedroom with en suite bathroom and 5 further bedrooms.

Adjacent to the house there are two stone built former barns with pitched slate roof, one of which has been converted into self contained accommodation providing an open plan living/dining/kitchen, inner hall and W.C. on the ground floor and a bedroom with en suite facilities on the first floor. The second barn has been converted into a stable block incorporating three stables. There is also a detached garage, a further stable, a foaling stable, a horse exerciser and wood and coal stores.

The property is surrounded by mature garden grounds providing privacy and shelter together with a number of paddocks which are ideally suited for those interested in equestrian pursuits.

West Knockbartnock Farm benefits from fine views over Lochwinnoch and the surrounding Refreshire countryside.

Viewing by appointment only.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (3.1 MB)	home report

Offers Over £895,000

The Jedforest is a stunning period house that is currently being run as a lifestyle country house hotel. Built in the 1800's as a hunting lodge for the Duke of Roxburghe this impressive stone family residence sits within just under 30 acres of land on the banks of The Jed Water. Whether as a large family home or run as a country house hotel this unique property offers extremely versatile living accommodation. With 9 ensuite bedrooms within the main house a detached cottage and also a range of outbuildings that could form further living accommodation this truly is one of the finest homes available to buy in the Scottish Borders.

Ground floor: Entrance lobby, office, reception hallway, drawing room, family room, sitting room, dining room, bar, inner hallway, kitchen, butler's pantry, utility, 2 cloakroom/wc's, rear hall, boiler room, storeroom, office, wc.
First floor: Main landing, 3 double bedrooms with ensuites, inner landing, 5 further double bedrooms with ensuite, rear landing bedroom 9 with ensuite.
Cottage: Hallway, 4 bedrooms, 4 ensuites.
Approximately 29 acres of gardens, meadow, trout pond, stone outbuildings (requiring refurbishment), fishing rights.

Edinburgh 52 miles, Jedburgh 4 miles, Newcastle Airport 47 miles. (All distances are approximate).

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (1.1 MB)	home report

Offers Over £975,000

A well appointed family house set in generous gardens and grounds with stabling, paddock and arena.

Accommodation comprises:
Entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, study, playroom, breakfasting kitchen with Aga, cloakroom with WC, utility/ boiler room, master bedroom with en-suite dressing room and bathroom, four further bedrooms, two further bathrooms. Gas fired central heating, double glazing.

Extensive outbuildings now used as garaging and stores offering potential for alternative use.

Purpose built stables incorporation four loose boxes, tack room and hay store.

Paddock and riding arena.

Vegetable and fruit garden, extensive lawns.

Mature woodland providing a private setting.

Significant residential potential.

About 1.86 Ha (4.59 acres) in all.

For sale as a whole with vacant possession.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (3 MB)	home report

Guide Price £1,250,000

An impressive Baronial mansion overlooking Pitlochry with views to the distant hills.

The initial impression of crow steps and towers belies the history of the house; its core is, in fact, a Georgian laird’s house, which pre-dates Victorian additions by some 150 years. The principal rooms all face south and west and enjoy breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.

The accommodation on three floors comprises:
Ground Floor including:
Drawing Room. Sitting Room. Dining Room. Kitchen with Aga and larder. Breakfast Room. Gun Room

First Floor including:
Two principal Bedroom Suites. Three Bedrooms. Two Bathrooms.

Second Floor including:
Billiards Room. Two secondary Bedrooms En Suite. Four Bedrooms. Two Bathrooms.

Integral staff house.

Delightful gardens with hard tennis court.
11 acre paddock with parkland trees.

About 15 acres (6.07 ha) in all.

Joint Selling Agents - CKD Galbraith

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (2.8 MB)	home report

Asking Price £1,950,000

A substantial detached villa sitting in secluded policies in close proximity to Milngavie and the city of Glasgow.

Braval is a detached house traditionally constructed of harled stone under a pitched slate roof sitting in substantial mature garden grounds affording the property a high level of privacy and seclusion. The house was originally built for Lord Craigton, a local land owner in 1903 and still contains a wealth of period features such as fine fireplaces, ornate plasterwork and wood panelling.

In total the accommodation arranged over two floors extends to just over 3,720 sq ft and provides spacious and versatile living space, ideally suited for family living comprising on the ground floor; entrance vestibule, reception hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, study/gym, conservatory, kitchen, utility room, bedroom 5 with en suite shower room, cloakroom and boiler room.

On the first floor the accommodation opens off a large landing and comprises; master bedroom with en suite shower room, bedroom 2 with en suite shower room, sun lounge, bedroom 3, bedroom 4/study, family bathroom, W.C. and a linen cupboard.

The property is surrounded by mature enclosed private landscaped garden grounds extending to just under 2 acres.

Viewing by appointment only.

more details	contact us	add to portfolio
map	brochure (3.4 MB)	home report