High Moncur Farm, Kilwinning, North Ayrshire, KA13 7QT

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Property Description

High Moncur Farm is an attractive and characterful home offering a wonderful countryside setting and a warm, welcoming feel throughout.

The accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged to create a home equally suited to relaxed day-to-day living and entertaining. A traditional living room provides an inviting place to unwind, while the family room offers a more informal setting and connects naturally with the kitchen. From here, the conservatory provides a lovely extension of the living accommodation, bringing in plenty of natural light and offering an enjoyable outlook. A bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor add flexibility to the accommodation, while upstairs there are two further bedrooms and a WC. The property also benefits from an extensive attic, providing useful additional accommodation with a variety of potential uses.

The property offers an excellent range of equestrian facilities, centred around a traditional stone and slate steading and complemented by further timber stabling. The buildings provide nine stables in total, together with a former byre and dairy, garage and useful storage accommodation.

The extensive stabling is complemented by a large outdoor sand arena extending to approximately 60m x 20m, together with a turnout paddock, creating a particularly well-equipped and practical setup for those with equestrian interests. The combination of stabling, arena and adjoining grazing provides an attractive opportunity for the keeping and exercising of horses within the property.

The land extends to approximately 5.87 hectares (14.51 acres), excluding the yard area, and comprises a principal grazing field together with further areas of grassland situated around the yard and outbuildings.
The principal field provides a useful area of grazing, while the additional grassland surrounding the steading complements the extensive equestrian facilities and provides further flexibility for the keeping of horses and general amenity use.

Together with the substantial stabling and outdoor arena, the land forms an appealing and well-arranged equestrian holding within an attractive rural setting.

Scottish Letting Agent Registration: LARN1903047

More Details

Landlord registration: 1811621/310/15092
Deposit: £2050
Council tax: C
EPC: F

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