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Map5 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
5 beds
3 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Approximately 8.5 acres of land
- Versatile property with business and equestrian potential
- Outbuildings including a 20m x 10m galvanized shed
- Incredible viewing over the countryside and towards Arran
- Spacious accommodation
- Balcony with Hot tub
- Air source heat pump
- EPC Rating = C
An incredible architect-designed, bespoke family home
Description
*CLOSING THURSDAY 14th APRIL 12 NOON*
An impressive custom stone built family home with approximately 4,362 square feet of living accommodation over two floors.
The ground floor of the property begins with a spacious welcoming reception hallway with an imposing central staircase. Off here is the generously sized drawing room to the rear with focal wood burning stove set within a fireplace and French doors leading out to a raised decked terrace. A sitting room also with wood burning stove has dual aspect views over the garden while a versatile ground floor guest bedroom is currently used as a home office, with a contemporary WC adjacent.
The exceptional kitchen offers plenty of space for dining or entertaining. It is contemporary in style with fitted granite worktops, a range of floor and wall mounted cupboards, central breakfast island with range cooker, tiled floor and high level LED spot lights. Plenty of windows and glass French doors allow in copious amounts of light and open out onto the raised deck. Off the kitchen is a separate utility room.
From the hallway the staircase leads to the upper floor where there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, all with high quality fixtures and fittings. The principal suite has wonderful views towards the Isle of Arran and Goatfell via the floor to ceiling windows, a dressing room and stylish en suite shower room. It also has French doors leading out onto a superb balcony with a hot tub. Bedroom two is a mirror image of the principal suite and also benefits from the stunning outlook and access to the balcony. A beautiful family bathroom completes the living accommodation.
The presentation and décor of this property are a testament to the commitment of the owners who have spared no expense in making this a truly special home.
Outside, the property boasts a private gated entrance giving access to approximately 8.5 acres of mixeduse land that comprises a large field ideal for horses or livestock; immaculate manicured lawns bordered by mature hedges and shrubs; and a pond. The pièce de résistance is arguably the large wraparound decked terrace with undercover barbecue and sitting area with balcony and hot tub above.
Westray benefits from numerous outbuildings that include a separate double garage, recently finished garden room with electricity and running water looking over the pond and a 20m X 10m galvanized steel shed with concrete floor and power which could be used for a number of purposes and is truly multifunctional.
Further benefits include eco-efficient construction methods, ground source heating system and double glazed window units throughout.
Location
Westray enjoys a beautiful rural setting surrounded by countryside and farmland with fantastic views towards the Isle of Arran. The property lies just outside the Ayrshire hamlet of Moscow and a few miles from the town of Galston, around 23 miles south of Glasgow which can be accessed via the M77 motorway in about 35 minutes. Glasgow Airport has a similar travel time.
Galston provides a range of amenities including supermarket, shops, restaurants, dentists, doctors and schools. The town of Kilmarnock is around 5 miles away and offers a more extensive range of amenities if required.
Historically the area is renowned for its rich history with one of its most famous inhabitants being Robert Burns. The legendary poet was born in Alloway just outside Ayr and spent a lot of his life living and working the land around Westray.
Ayrshire is famous worldwide for golf, with championship courses at Royal Troon, Prestwick, and Turnberry. The county is also well known for sailing, with marinas at Troon, Largs and nearby Inverkip.
Description
*CLOSING THURSDAY 14th APRIL 12 NOON*
An impressive custom stone built family home with approximately 4,362 square feet of living accommodation over two floors.
The ground floor of the property begins with a spacious welcoming reception hallway with an imposing central staircase. Off here is the generously sized drawing room to the rear with focal wood burning stove set within a fireplace and French doors leading out to a raised decked terrace. A sitting room also with wood burning stove has dual aspect views over the garden while a versatile ground floor guest bedroom is currently used as a home office, with a contemporary WC adjacent.
The exceptional kitchen offers plenty of space for dining or entertaining. It is contemporary in style with fitted granite worktops, a range of floor and wall mounted cupboards, central breakfast island with range cooker, tiled floor and high level LED spot lights. Plenty of windows and glass French doors allow in copious amounts of light and open out onto the raised deck. Off the kitchen is a separate utility room.
From the hallway the staircase leads to the upper floor where there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, all with high quality fixtures and fittings. The principal suite has wonderful views towards the Isle of Arran and Goatfell via the floor to ceiling windows, a dressing room and stylish en suite shower room. It also has French doors leading out onto a superb balcony with a hot tub. Bedroom two is a mirror image of the principal suite and also benefits from the stunning outlook and access to the balcony. A beautiful family bathroom completes the living accommodation.
The presentation and décor of this property are a testament to the commitment of the owners who have spared no expense in making this a truly special home.
Outside, the property boasts a private gated entrance giving access to approximately 8.5 acres of mixeduse land that comprises a large field ideal for horses or livestock; immaculate manicured lawns bordered by mature hedges and shrubs; and a pond. The pièce de résistance is arguably the large wraparound decked terrace with undercover barbecue and sitting area with balcony and hot tub above.
Westray benefits from numerous outbuildings that include a separate double garage, recently finished garden room with electricity and running water looking over the pond and a 20m X 10m galvanized steel shed with concrete floor and power which could be used for a number of purposes and is truly multifunctional.
Further benefits include eco-efficient construction methods, ground source heating system and double glazed window units throughout.
Location
Westray enjoys a beautiful rural setting surrounded by countryside and farmland with fantastic views towards the Isle of Arran. The property lies just outside the Ayrshire hamlet of Moscow and a few miles from the town of Galston, around 23 miles south of Glasgow which can be accessed via the M77 motorway in about 35 minutes. Glasgow Airport has a similar travel time.
Galston provides a range of amenities including supermarket, shops, restaurants, dentists, doctors and schools. The town of Kilmarnock is around 5 miles away and offers a more extensive range of amenities if required.
Historically the area is renowned for its rich history with one of its most famous inhabitants being Robert Burns. The legendary poet was born in Alloway just outside Ayr and spent a lot of his life living and working the land around Westray.
Ayrshire is famous worldwide for golf, with championship courses at Royal Troon, Prestwick, and Turnberry. The county is also well known for sailing, with marinas at Troon, Largs and nearby Inverkip.
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