5 bedroom detached house for sale

Ach ‘na Darach, which is Gaelic for “The Field of the Oak Tree”, is an exceptional and beautiful 5 bedroom detached family home of approximately 2755 square feet / 255 square metres, offering particularly stunning garden grounds overlooking Glenrosa Water and Brodick Golf Course. The property is spacious, versatile and has well-presented and practical accommodation over ground and first floors. There is a second floor which is set up as a 1 bedroom apartment, although cannot be classed as residential accommodation. Part of the accommodation can also be separated with its own access should an interested party want to generate an income.

Property Description
Ach ‘na Darach, which is Gaelic for “The Field of the Oak Tree”, is an exceptional and beautiful 5 bedroom detached family home of approximately 2755 square feet / 255 square metres, offering particularly stunning garden grounds overlooking Glenrosa Water and Brodick Golf Course. The property is spacious, versatile and has well-presented and practical accommodation over ground and first floors. There is a second floor which is set up as a 1 bedroom apartment, although cannot be classed as residential accommodation. Part of the accommodation can also be separated with its own access should an interested party want to generate an income. Built by the current owners in 1998, Ach ‘na Darach has been thoughtfully designed and constructed to make the most of the stunning garden grounds and views the property offers.
The bright and spacious accommodation within, is centred around the welcoming reception hallway. There are 4 public spaces on the ground floor and a family kitchen with ample space for informal dining. All of the bedroom accommodation in the main house is positioned off a gallery landing, a wonderful place to enjoy in its own right. The principal bedroom on the first floor offers an en-suite shower room, whilst the other 3 bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom. There is a door from the landing that leads into the 1 bedroom annex. The annex, which also has its own separate access, can either be integral to the main body of the house or separated and let out. Ach ‘na Darach is well serviced in terms of utility and storage space and offers a wonderful double garage with ample space for a workshop.
The garden grounds are manageable and practical and mainly laid to lawn. Glenrosa Water is a small stream that runs along the northern boundary and amplify the tranquil surroundings. There is also an additional piece of garden grounds that has been left to nature to encourage wildlife.

Accommodation Comprises
Ground Floor - Reception Hall, Living Room, Dining Room, Sun Room, Kitchen / Breakfast Room, Sitting Room, Shower Room, Utility Room, Integral Double Garage.
First Floor - Principal Bedroom (En-Suite Shower Room), 3 Further Bedrooms, Family Bathroom.
Annex (First Floor) - Sitting Room, Bedroom (En-Suite), Kitchen, Raised Decked Terrace.
Second Floor - Large Attic Space (Kitchen / Sitting Room, Shower Room, Bedroom)
Garden Grounds - Garden Grounds of about 1.70 Acres, River Views, Ample Parking, Double Integrated Garage / Workshop, Summer House, Wood Store.

Distances
Brodick Ferry 1 mile. (all distances are approximate).

Getting to The Isle of Arran from the Mainland
If you are travelling to Arran from the Mainland, please consult the Caledonian MacBrayne (Calmac) website to check ferry crossings and timetables.
Calmac Ferry Website - Calmac Ferry Phone Number –[use Contact Agent Button]

Area Insights
Ach ‘na Darach is positioned on the outskirts of Brodick, the Isle of Arran’s largest village. Brodick is a picturesque village which sits on the eastern coast of the island, overlooking Brodick Bay and the Firth of Clyde. The village is known for its stunning scenery, including Brodick Castle, which dates back to the 13th century and is surrounded by beautiful gardens. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy exploring the nearby mountains, forests, and beaches, while history buffs can delve into the area's rich cultural heritage. Brodick serves as a gateway to the rest of Arran, with ferry connections to the mainland, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
Ach ‘Na Darach is a short walk from Brodick Primary School and about a 10 minute drive from Arran High School making it perfectly situated for a family home. Most people travelling to the Isle of Arran will take the ferry from Ardrossan, which is about a 45 minute drive from Glasgow. The crossing has a pleasant duration of an hour where you can make the most of the views with a drink and a snack.
Arran is also seen as a place where all facets of Scotland come together on a relatively small island. You will find mountains, castles, beaches, golf courses, breweries and cheese makers. For food lovers Brodick is home to restaurants and cafes serving the freshest local fish and shellfish, Arran and Ayrshire lamb, beef and venison. The Douglas hotel prides itself on serving the finest local produce.