Beaconsfield, 37 Broomieknowe, Lasswade, Midlothian, EH18 1LN

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Property Description

A charming 5-bedroom detached family home situated on one of the most desirable streets in Lasswade, with a spacious rear extension/annex, stunning garden and far-reaching views of the Pentland Hills.

Beaconsfield occupies a delightful position within the Broomieknowe Conservation Area – a scenic, semi-rural location within the small thriving town of Lasswade. This exceptionally pretty house exudes the quintessential ‘picture-postcard’ qualities that so many look for in their forever home.

The original single-storey house was built in 1832 but was extended in 1932 to create the first floor. The current owners further extended the home in 2006 to create a fabulous annex which is sympathetically in-keeping with the rest of the home. Directly adjoining the kitchen, the extension can be utilised either as additional living space, or it could function as a separate 1-bedroom annex as desired.

The house boasts many attractive period features to include open fireplaces, astragal glazed windows, dado picture rails and ornate cornicing, with the added benefit of every room in the original part of the house featuring dual aspect windows which allow through plenty of natural light.

The established gardens are a particular feature of Beaconsfield with beautifully manicured lawns interspersed by colourful herbaceous borders, mature trees and shrubs. Of particular note is an elegant Walnut tree which has been documented as being one of the finest specimens throughout Scotland, in front of which stands the original well that provided water to the house throughout the 19th century.

Accommodation

Ground Floor: Entrance Vestibule, Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Study/Playroom, Breakfast Room, Kitchen, Utility Room and WC

Adjoining Annex: Living Room, Bedroom and Shower Room

First Floor: Landing, Principal Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room, Three Further Double Bedrooms and a Family Bathroom

Garden: Beautiful gardens reside to the rear with areas of lawn interspersed by colourful herbaceous borders, mature trees and shrubs, with an enclosed tarmac drive to the front

Outbuildings: Twin Garages, Coal Shed, Timber Summerhouse, Timber Shed & Glazed Greenhouse, Timber Woodstore and a Painted Timber Garden Store

About: 0.38 acres

More Details

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band G
EPC: Band E

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