3 bedroom detached bungalow

Located in the quiet rural hamlet of Kaimend this detached three-bedroom, three public room bungalow has a setting that has to be seen to be appreciated. The 1.33 acre garden lends itself to so many options to compliment this ideal family home.

Tall Trees is entered via a sweeping hallway which gives access to all rooms and has two storage cupboards. French doors take you to the front aspect lounge which has three windows overlooking the gorgeous gardens, a running theme in this home! There is also a grand feature fireplace, which adds a feeling of warmth and relaxation to this sizeable room. An open archway leads you into a formal dining room, with ample space for a large dining table and external French doors which open out to the side of the property, this space is perfect for hosting and entertaining. Further French doors take you back into the hallway where you will find the rear aspect kitchen which has a range of base and wall mounted units, with complimentary worktops a plenty, space for a dining table, integrated oven, hob and extractor hood. The views from the kitchen window offer an array of greenery and cleverly placed bird baths and feeders so you can enjoy the many types of birds that visit this countryside home. The kitchen has a handy open utility area with space for a fridge freezer. A door leads to a large “boot room” which has space for a number of appliances and has an external door leading to the side of the property. A sitting room can be found at the front of the property, this room is currently being utilised as a home office with seating facing the external French doors, the perfect place to relax and take in the flawless views. The lengthy hallway flows through giving you access to the three double bedrooms. The substantial rear aspect main bedroom benefits from two built in wardrobes and basin with vanity unit. Bedroom two is rear aspect, with built in wardrobes and en-suite with wash hand basin, WC and walk in shower. Bedroom three is front aspect, also housing built in wardrobes and an en-suite with wash hand basin, WC and walk in shower. Internal accommodation is completed by a rear aspect family bathroom with WC, bath, wash hand basin and a large storage cupboard. The property could benefit from some modernisation, however it does not take away from this splendid family home.

Externally, it’s hard to know where to start! There are two driveway entrances, which loop round the double garage providing parking for multiple vehicles. The vast south facing lawn really has the wow factor, the love and attention that has gone into this space is really apparent. Nestled between the perfect hedges that flank the lawn is a wrought iron gate that takes you into the enchanting wooded area. A pathway meanders around the woods allowing you take in the many features, including a summer house and seated areas where you can enjoy the many types of unique trees that surround you. If you emerge at the bottom of the woods and follow the path back up to the side of the house you can take pleasure in the sprawling countryside views. Further elements to the outside space include a drying area and vegetable plots.

LOCATION

Kaimend is surrounded by rolling Lanarkshire countryside. Nearby Carnwath provides local village services including a range of shops, a primary school, hotel, health centre and golf course, while the thriving market towns of Biggar and Lanark provide a more comprehensive range of services and secondary schooling. The surrounding area is one of natural beauty and provides opportunities to enjoy a wide range of countryside activities including golf, fishing, mountain biking, walking and riding at the local equestrian centres.
There is a bus service from Carnwath and is only four miles from Lanark.  The area also provides excellent commuter links to both Edinburgh and Glasgow and the railway station at Carstairs Junction provides access to the main line rail link to Edinburgh.

Nearby Biggar is a thriving former market town in the Upper Clyde Valley, a stone’s throw from the Scottish Borders.  The bustling High Street boasts an excellent range of independent shops including butchers, greengrocer and fishmonger, general stores, dispensing chemist and other speciality retailers, cafes, restaurants and pubs in addition to a Co-operative Supermarket.  There is a primary school and Biggar High School, which also houses the library and community sports centre.  There is a health centre, a small hospital, a dental practice and two veterinary practices in the town.  Biggar has an 18-hole golf course, a boating pond, tennis courts, bowling and rugby clubs together with a theatre workshop, bridge club and other associations catering to a wide range of interests. It is also home to the famous Biggar Puppet Theatre and a newly refurbished museum located on the High Street.  In October Biggar hosts the popular family friendly Biggar Little Festival

Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold