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Floorplan
Map6 bedroom equestrian property
Study
Equestrian property
6 beds
5 baths
1,308,544 sq ft / 121,568 sq m
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Description:
Yett Holm is a rare and sought-after combination of residential property and mature woodland gardens, consented detailed residential development planning consent, equine infrastructure and land, all situated in a very pleasant semi-rural location in Braidwood within the always popular Clyde Valley.
The assets at Yett Holm can be described as follows;
• Yett Holm and immediate gardens and grounds 1.99 acres (0.80Ha)
• Stables and site with detailed residential development consent together with land to 4.17 acres (1.68Ha)
• Land and woodland block to eastern side of Woodhall Road to 23.88 acres (9.66Ha)
A total of 30.04 acres (12.14Ha)
Yett Holm
A detached house which dates from c 1935. The house has a southern exposure, and is set amid generous and mature woodland gardens. Yett Holm is completed in a pebble dash exterior finish over a red engineered brick base course with smooth ashlar detail at window mullions, doors and base course. The house is under a combination of red rosemary tile roof with mansard hips and red concrete tile. Privacy is provided by a mature hedge at its rear and further security and privacy is offered by a full height remotely operated hardwood sliding access gate and surrounding woodlands. Internally the house retains period features, detailed cornice and frieze work, rich hardwood timbers, and feature working open fires.
Ground Floor
Outer canopy porch, twin leaf storm doors to entrance vestibule with terrazzo tile floor and timber panelling. Outer door with cut glass detail to entrance reception hallway with terra cotta tile and hardwood floor, door to porch with terra cotta tile floor and exposed red brick.
Drawing room with intricately carved timber fireplace and working open fire set in Westmoreland slate tiled hearth and slips, hardwood floor, bay window formation, Edinburgh press. Formal dining room with open fire set in intricately carved fireplace with polished Westmoreland slate hearth and slips, bay window formation, Edinburgh press, hardwood floor. Snug/TV den, cloaks/wc, well equipped and well fitted kitchen with cream units and polished dark marble worktops, warming Rayburn range cooker, neat study zone to side, steps down to informal dining and breakfasting room with twin leaf doors to terrace and gardens. Inner hallway leading to fine sized utility room with cream and grey floor tiles, boiler room with door to rear gardens, coat hooks and space for outer wear and boots.
Split level TV and games room with polished black marble fireplace, twin leaf doors to gardens, pool table area at raised level. Bedroom 1, a self-contained suite of double bedroom, double fronted linen stores, fitted wardrobe, and all tiled en suite shower room. Bedroom 2 with fitted wardrobe/dressing room, under stairs store, and tiled en suite shower room.
First Floor
Broad period staircase with timber spindles and turned banister to upper hallway, general purpose store with retractable Ramsay style ladder to insulated and floored attic space, home office/study with neat small bay window. Bedroom 3 with box window and window box seating, fitted bedroom furniture. Bedroom 4 (single), bedroom 5 (double), modern, all tiled family bath and shower room with polished marble vanity unit and sink. Door to inner hall leading to cupboard with security equipment, hot water tank cupboard, bedroom 6 (master suite) of triple aspect bedroom, fitted en suite dressing room, all tiled en suite shower room.
Outbuildings
Summer house with twin leaf doors to raised deck, 2nd Octagonal summer house, lean-to green house with light, power and water, potting and propagation benches, double garage with 2 separate electrically operated up and over roller doors, concrete floor, light power and water. Box profile steel general purpose shed/garden equipment store. Block-built flat roof log store with flag stone floor, light and power.
Gardens
Remotely operated vehicle access wood and steel sliding gate with personal access gate to side leading to block paved apron to red whin chip stone vehicle hard standing and turning areas. Well defined block paved pathway via 5 bar pedestrian gate to side lawn with close board fenced pets enclosure, and privatised by mature evergreens. South facing front gardens with block paved raised terrace well screened by mixed shrubs, bushes and alpine plants. Steps to alfresco dining terrace with further steps to level lawn fringed with acer canopy, colourful rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolia, and further trees and bushes. Red whin chip stone pathway through gardens to circular clipped box hedge and arbor furniture. Access to further lower lawn with kitchen produce beds and soft fruit cage and fruit trees. The woodland gardens feature rhododendrons and hebes which together with a flagstone pathway, lead down through semi ancient native woodland, underplanted with spring bulbs to the stream. Illuminated flagstone pathway through gardens to stables at the eastern side.
Equine
Access, vehicle turning and horse box hardstanding yard. Canadian Barn stables pavilion of 4 Saltire loose boxes, tack and feed stores, internal livestock handling area, timber construction under a Coraline corrugated sheet roof, light power and water, all on a concrete base, 2 lower midden compartments at the rear.
Manege
Red blaze surfaced, post and rail bounded all weather manege.
Land
Yett Holm is a registered farm with farm code 531/0428.
There are 6 fields in total lying to both the west and eastern sides of Woodhall Road. The land is to permanent pasture and is suitable for livestock grazing and the production of round bale haylage. There are mains supplied water troughs to the fields and they are free draining and in generally good heart. Access to the fields is by a combination of full width timber and galvanised steel gates which are suitable for the easy access of livestock, modern machinery and equipment.
Woodlands
A block of mixed broadleaf woodland. Semi ancient native woodlands forming an embankment to the centre of the Fiddler burn which forms the eastern boundary.
Planning Consent
Detailed planning permission (Planning reference) to create a detached eco friendly home on the site of the stables. Planning Reference P/21/1718.
Lotting
The assets at Yett Holm will be offered for sale as a whole or in up to 3 lots as follows;
Lot 1 Yett Holm and immediate gardens and grounds 1.99 acres (0.80Ha). Shaded red.
Lot 2 Stables and consented development opportunity, in by land to 4.17 acres (1.68Ha). Shaded green.
Lot 3 All land, outdoor manege and woodland block to eastern side of Woodhall Road 23.88 acres (9.66Ha). Shaded blue.
Or as a whole.
Notes, lots 2 & 3 will not be considered for sale ahead of agreeing a sale on Lot 1.
Residential development clawback conditions will be discussed and agreed in relation to the sale of Lot 3.
Local Authorities:
South Lanarkshire Council
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Council Tax:
Yett Holm is in G and the amount of council tax payable for 2022/2023 is £3,556.22.
Services
Mains water supply, mains drainage, oil fired central heating, (new boiler 2011), double glazing.
EPC
EPC rating E.
Situation:
Yett Holm is a detached country house located just off Woodhall Road which is a quiet cul de sac country road just to the south of the pretty Clyde Valley hamlet of Braidwood.
Yett Holm is set in a peaceful semi-rural situation, amid some of the Clyde Valley’s most attractive soft rolling countryside; and yet is only 23 miles from Glasgow City Centre and 40 miles from Edinburgh. Carluke station is 2.5 miles, providing rail access to both Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Lanark (5 miles) and Crossford (1 mile) provide shops and amenities which adequately cater for everyday needs and requirements. There are excellent primary schools in both Braidwood and Crossford. Hamilton (10 miles) provides more extensive shopping, as well as professional and educational services. Independent schooling is available in Hamilton at Hamilton College and Glasgow’s many independent schools can be accessed by rail from Carluke station. Glasgow City Centre remains within comfortable commuting distance both by rail and road and offers all shopping, cultural and leisure facilities associated with a major international centre. Edinburgh is also 40 miles away and both cities are easily accessed by the M74 and M8. Both Glasgow Airport (32 miles) and Edinburgh Airport (37 miles) provide regular national and international flights.
Travel Directions:
Go south on the M74 taking exit 7 onto the Lanark Road (A72). Proceed along Lanark Road for approx 5.5 miles to Crossford. Continue through Crossford turning left on the Braidwood Road (B7056), proceed over the river and after about 1.4 miles turn right onto Woodhall Road. Proceed along Woodhall Road for 150 yards to find Yett Holm on the right hand side."
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Yett Holm is a rare and sought-after combination of residential property and mature woodland gardens, consented detailed residential development planning consent, equine infrastructure and land, all situated in a very pleasant semi-rural location in Braidwood within the always popular Clyde Valley.
The assets at Yett Holm can be described as follows;
• Yett Holm and immediate gardens and grounds 1.99 acres (0.80Ha)
• Stables and site with detailed residential development consent together with land to 4.17 acres (1.68Ha)
• Land and woodland block to eastern side of Woodhall Road to 23.88 acres (9.66Ha)
A total of 30.04 acres (12.14Ha)
Yett Holm
A detached house which dates from c 1935. The house has a southern exposure, and is set amid generous and mature woodland gardens. Yett Holm is completed in a pebble dash exterior finish over a red engineered brick base course with smooth ashlar detail at window mullions, doors and base course. The house is under a combination of red rosemary tile roof with mansard hips and red concrete tile. Privacy is provided by a mature hedge at its rear and further security and privacy is offered by a full height remotely operated hardwood sliding access gate and surrounding woodlands. Internally the house retains period features, detailed cornice and frieze work, rich hardwood timbers, and feature working open fires.
Ground Floor
Outer canopy porch, twin leaf storm doors to entrance vestibule with terrazzo tile floor and timber panelling. Outer door with cut glass detail to entrance reception hallway with terra cotta tile and hardwood floor, door to porch with terra cotta tile floor and exposed red brick.
Drawing room with intricately carved timber fireplace and working open fire set in Westmoreland slate tiled hearth and slips, hardwood floor, bay window formation, Edinburgh press. Formal dining room with open fire set in intricately carved fireplace with polished Westmoreland slate hearth and slips, bay window formation, Edinburgh press, hardwood floor. Snug/TV den, cloaks/wc, well equipped and well fitted kitchen with cream units and polished dark marble worktops, warming Rayburn range cooker, neat study zone to side, steps down to informal dining and breakfasting room with twin leaf doors to terrace and gardens. Inner hallway leading to fine sized utility room with cream and grey floor tiles, boiler room with door to rear gardens, coat hooks and space for outer wear and boots.
Split level TV and games room with polished black marble fireplace, twin leaf doors to gardens, pool table area at raised level. Bedroom 1, a self-contained suite of double bedroom, double fronted linen stores, fitted wardrobe, and all tiled en suite shower room. Bedroom 2 with fitted wardrobe/dressing room, under stairs store, and tiled en suite shower room.
First Floor
Broad period staircase with timber spindles and turned banister to upper hallway, general purpose store with retractable Ramsay style ladder to insulated and floored attic space, home office/study with neat small bay window. Bedroom 3 with box window and window box seating, fitted bedroom furniture. Bedroom 4 (single), bedroom 5 (double), modern, all tiled family bath and shower room with polished marble vanity unit and sink. Door to inner hall leading to cupboard with security equipment, hot water tank cupboard, bedroom 6 (master suite) of triple aspect bedroom, fitted en suite dressing room, all tiled en suite shower room.
Outbuildings
Summer house with twin leaf doors to raised deck, 2nd Octagonal summer house, lean-to green house with light, power and water, potting and propagation benches, double garage with 2 separate electrically operated up and over roller doors, concrete floor, light power and water. Box profile steel general purpose shed/garden equipment store. Block-built flat roof log store with flag stone floor, light and power.
Gardens
Remotely operated vehicle access wood and steel sliding gate with personal access gate to side leading to block paved apron to red whin chip stone vehicle hard standing and turning areas. Well defined block paved pathway via 5 bar pedestrian gate to side lawn with close board fenced pets enclosure, and privatised by mature evergreens. South facing front gardens with block paved raised terrace well screened by mixed shrubs, bushes and alpine plants. Steps to alfresco dining terrace with further steps to level lawn fringed with acer canopy, colourful rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolia, and further trees and bushes. Red whin chip stone pathway through gardens to circular clipped box hedge and arbor furniture. Access to further lower lawn with kitchen produce beds and soft fruit cage and fruit trees. The woodland gardens feature rhododendrons and hebes which together with a flagstone pathway, lead down through semi ancient native woodland, underplanted with spring bulbs to the stream. Illuminated flagstone pathway through gardens to stables at the eastern side.
Equine
Access, vehicle turning and horse box hardstanding yard. Canadian Barn stables pavilion of 4 Saltire loose boxes, tack and feed stores, internal livestock handling area, timber construction under a Coraline corrugated sheet roof, light power and water, all on a concrete base, 2 lower midden compartments at the rear.
Manege
Red blaze surfaced, post and rail bounded all weather manege.
Land
Yett Holm is a registered farm with farm code 531/0428.
There are 6 fields in total lying to both the west and eastern sides of Woodhall Road. The land is to permanent pasture and is suitable for livestock grazing and the production of round bale haylage. There are mains supplied water troughs to the fields and they are free draining and in generally good heart. Access to the fields is by a combination of full width timber and galvanised steel gates which are suitable for the easy access of livestock, modern machinery and equipment.
Woodlands
A block of mixed broadleaf woodland. Semi ancient native woodlands forming an embankment to the centre of the Fiddler burn which forms the eastern boundary.
Planning Consent
Detailed planning permission (Planning reference) to create a detached eco friendly home on the site of the stables. Planning Reference P/21/1718.
Lotting
The assets at Yett Holm will be offered for sale as a whole or in up to 3 lots as follows;
Lot 1 Yett Holm and immediate gardens and grounds 1.99 acres (0.80Ha). Shaded red.
Lot 2 Stables and consented development opportunity, in by land to 4.17 acres (1.68Ha). Shaded green.
Lot 3 All land, outdoor manege and woodland block to eastern side of Woodhall Road 23.88 acres (9.66Ha). Shaded blue.
Or as a whole.
Notes, lots 2 & 3 will not be considered for sale ahead of agreeing a sale on Lot 1.
Residential development clawback conditions will be discussed and agreed in relation to the sale of Lot 3.
Local Authorities:
South Lanarkshire Council
[use Contact Agent Button]
Council Tax:
Yett Holm is in G and the amount of council tax payable for 2022/2023 is £3,556.22.
Services
Mains water supply, mains drainage, oil fired central heating, (new boiler 2011), double glazing.
EPC
EPC rating E.
Situation:
Yett Holm is a detached country house located just off Woodhall Road which is a quiet cul de sac country road just to the south of the pretty Clyde Valley hamlet of Braidwood.
Yett Holm is set in a peaceful semi-rural situation, amid some of the Clyde Valley’s most attractive soft rolling countryside; and yet is only 23 miles from Glasgow City Centre and 40 miles from Edinburgh. Carluke station is 2.5 miles, providing rail access to both Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Lanark (5 miles) and Crossford (1 mile) provide shops and amenities which adequately cater for everyday needs and requirements. There are excellent primary schools in both Braidwood and Crossford. Hamilton (10 miles) provides more extensive shopping, as well as professional and educational services. Independent schooling is available in Hamilton at Hamilton College and Glasgow’s many independent schools can be accessed by rail from Carluke station. Glasgow City Centre remains within comfortable commuting distance both by rail and road and offers all shopping, cultural and leisure facilities associated with a major international centre. Edinburgh is also 40 miles away and both cities are easily accessed by the M74 and M8. Both Glasgow Airport (32 miles) and Edinburgh Airport (37 miles) provide regular national and international flights.
Travel Directions:
Go south on the M74 taking exit 7 onto the Lanark Road (A72). Proceed along Lanark Road for approx 5.5 miles to Crossford. Continue through Crossford turning left on the Braidwood Road (B7056), proceed over the river and after about 1.4 miles turn right onto Woodhall Road. Proceed along Woodhall Road for 150 yards to find Yett Holm on the right hand side."
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