3 bedroom detached bungalow

With c.0.3 acre of garden ground and open fields behind, this substantial 3 bed bungalow, with double garage/workshop, offers a superb semi-rural location with good commuter links. The accommodation comprises:  hallway, lounge, dining room, breakfasting kitchen, utility, cloakroom, study, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, double garage, large garden and driveway.
On entering the hallway the standard of finish is evident with hardwood flooring, doors, skirtings and facings.  The hallway offers a lovely welcome and has fantastic storage with three cupboards. The lounge is a fabulous, spacious, room with a marble fireplace with multifuel stove and leads through to the dining room which has patio doors to the side. The kitchen is well equipped with a good range of wall and base units, gas hob, electric oven and leads through to the utility room where practicalities are well taken care of with the cloakroom w.c. adjacent and ample space for coats, boots and mucky pups. The study is a lovely room which would work equally well as a small sitting room and has a lovely outlook and access through the patio doors to the garden.
The two double bedrooms have built in storage and are situated one to the front and one to the rear, the third bedroom is situated to the front.  The good sized family bathroom is well finished with tiled floor and part tiled walls and a corner bath, shower cubicle with mains shower, double wash hand basins set in a vanity unit and w.c.
Externally the garden ground is extensive, at c.0.3 acre and mainly laid to lawn there is ample space for further development or just to enjoy the outdoor space with all it offers at present.  There is a large driveway offering parking for numerous vehicles and the substantial double garage / workshop is a great asset to the property with electric doors to the front and an up and over door (with inset small door opening) to the rear.
 
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, a baker, green grocer 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.