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Map5 bedroom detached house
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Under offer
Detached house
5 beds
3 baths
2852
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Basic 4Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Closing date monday 20 th november at 12 noon
- Beautiful converted steading.
- Located in a secluded and scenic location on the banks of the River Goil,
- Around 1.6 acres of land.
- Additional self-contained open plan studio apartment.
- Eco-renovated by the current owners to combine the original house, barn and stables into a spacious, modern home.
- EPC Rating = D
Architect-designed rural steading conversion with spectacular mountain views.
Description
Drumsyniebeg Farm is a beautiful converted steading situated in a wonderfully secluded and scenic location on the banks of the River Goil, nestled into the bottom of a wooded glen and offering magnificent uninterrupted mountain views. The property has been lovingly eco-renovated by the current owners to combine the original house, barn and stables into a spacious, modern home.
The House
The ground floor of the original house features two spacious reception rooms currently in use as a sitting room and office, both with lovely views out over the front garden and wood burning stoves. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and WC, along with a third principal bedroom which is particularly spacious with large windows framing the breathtaking views.
The Barn
Continuing through from the main house, the Barn has been interconnected and renovated to feature a spacious kitchen with island and a range of wall and floor mounted cabinetry. This leads into the heart of the home, the large open plan family room and dining area. This room is particularly striking with original mica-schist stone walls, underfloor heating and the warmth of colour and atmospheric benefits of untreated Scottish larch on the ‘box’ featured in the living space. Overlooking this space is a mezzanine level, featuring a balcony area that leads into a cosy double bedroom. The main accommodation also features a large entrance porch, a family bathroom, a walk in storage cupboard, a full utility space and additional tiled wet room style shower room.
The Stable
In addition to the main accommodation, there is a self-contained open plan studio apartment with wood burning stove, kitchen and WC. This also features a mezzanine bedroom with large double bed tucked away above the living space and features as a successful Airbnb listing.
Outbuildings and outdoor space
Integrated within the original stone build is a large workshop and additional woodstore with biomass boiler. Drumsyniebeg Farm has a large front garden, deer-fenced area with fruit trees and courtyard style parking area, as well as approximately 1.6 acres of land leading down to its own sauna bothy on the riverbank.
Location
Lochgoilhead is a small village on the Cowal peninsula in Argyll and Bute. It is located within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and is widely considered to be one of the most scenic areas in Scotland. It is a popular destination for tourists who are drawn to the superb outdoor activities in the area including hiking, biking, fishing and birdwatching. Situated at the northern end of Loch Goil, a sea loch running into Loch Long, the village is small but charming, with a range of amenities on offer including a pub, restaurant, post office and small shop. There is also a primary school, as well as a swimming pool and gym at the Drumsynie Holiday Park. There is a public footpath into Lochgoilhead village directly from Drumsyniebeg Farm.
Drumsyniebeg is positioned within the Arrochar Alps, a group of mountains spread along the head of Loch Long which are particularly popular with hillwalkers due to accessibility from Glasgow.
Glasgow Airport – 51 miles
Arrochar Train Station (offering Caledonian Sleeper Line to London) – 18.6 miles
Helensburgh Train Station – 36 miles
Square Footage: 2,249 sq ft
Description
Drumsyniebeg Farm is a beautiful converted steading situated in a wonderfully secluded and scenic location on the banks of the River Goil, nestled into the bottom of a wooded glen and offering magnificent uninterrupted mountain views. The property has been lovingly eco-renovated by the current owners to combine the original house, barn and stables into a spacious, modern home.
The House
The ground floor of the original house features two spacious reception rooms currently in use as a sitting room and office, both with lovely views out over the front garden and wood burning stoves. On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and WC, along with a third principal bedroom which is particularly spacious with large windows framing the breathtaking views.
The Barn
Continuing through from the main house, the Barn has been interconnected and renovated to feature a spacious kitchen with island and a range of wall and floor mounted cabinetry. This leads into the heart of the home, the large open plan family room and dining area. This room is particularly striking with original mica-schist stone walls, underfloor heating and the warmth of colour and atmospheric benefits of untreated Scottish larch on the ‘box’ featured in the living space. Overlooking this space is a mezzanine level, featuring a balcony area that leads into a cosy double bedroom. The main accommodation also features a large entrance porch, a family bathroom, a walk in storage cupboard, a full utility space and additional tiled wet room style shower room.
The Stable
In addition to the main accommodation, there is a self-contained open plan studio apartment with wood burning stove, kitchen and WC. This also features a mezzanine bedroom with large double bed tucked away above the living space and features as a successful Airbnb listing.
Outbuildings and outdoor space
Integrated within the original stone build is a large workshop and additional woodstore with biomass boiler. Drumsyniebeg Farm has a large front garden, deer-fenced area with fruit trees and courtyard style parking area, as well as approximately 1.6 acres of land leading down to its own sauna bothy on the riverbank.
Location
Lochgoilhead is a small village on the Cowal peninsula in Argyll and Bute. It is located within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and is widely considered to be one of the most scenic areas in Scotland. It is a popular destination for tourists who are drawn to the superb outdoor activities in the area including hiking, biking, fishing and birdwatching. Situated at the northern end of Loch Goil, a sea loch running into Loch Long, the village is small but charming, with a range of amenities on offer including a pub, restaurant, post office and small shop. There is also a primary school, as well as a swimming pool and gym at the Drumsynie Holiday Park. There is a public footpath into Lochgoilhead village directly from Drumsyniebeg Farm.
Drumsyniebeg is positioned within the Arrochar Alps, a group of mountains spread along the head of Loch Long which are particularly popular with hillwalkers due to accessibility from Glasgow.
Glasgow Airport – 51 miles
Arrochar Train Station (offering Caledonian Sleeper Line to London) – 18.6 miles
Helensburgh Train Station – 36 miles
Square Footage: 2,249 sq ft
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