Galloway & Ayrshire Properties

The Garth
Lendalfoot, Ayrshire
Offers over £195,000
The Garth is a detached house occupying a delightful elevated site from where it commands magnificent westerly aspects toward Firth of Clyde, Ailsa Craig, Kintyre Peninsula, Arran and the Irish coast. The house is set amidst striking rural surroundings and as well as its sea views enjoys an attractive outlook across the adjoining countryside.

The Garth was built circa 1934 and is of timber/slate construction. We understand that the house was further extended around the 1960s and was extensively improved and modernised around 2002.

The house is single storey thus accommodation provided is arranged all on the level. The accommodation comprises: verandah; hall; livingroom; 3 bedrooms; study/4th bedroom; bathroom; showerroom; kitchen with breakfast area; rear hall/mud room.

Spectacular sea views can be enjoyed from the verandah and as the spacious livingroom has large windows onto the verandah the livingroom too has a delightful outlook. There are similar views from all 3 main bedrooms and indeed the hall. The bathroom has washhand basin in vanity unit, bath with shower over, w.c., and plumbing for washing machine. The showerroom, which connects through to bedroom 1, comprises shower cabinet, washhand basin in vanity unit, bidet and w.c. There is a well insulated loft which we understand is partially floored and has electric light.

Windows are double glazed with the exception of those in the livingroom which face through into the verandah. Heating is by way of electric storage heaters and the livingroom has an open fire with back boiler.

There is a substantial detached brick built garage. An internal door opens into a separate workshop at the back of the garage. The garage is equipped with light and power and has electrically operated roller door. At the rear of the garage is a Hartley greenhouse.

The Garth stands within a substantial garden. The level area surrounding the house is predominately laid in grass with hedges affording shelter and some native trees including a plantation of young birch. The bank on the seaward side has been well planted in the last decade and comprises trees, mainly native, and shrubs chosen with the intention of attracting a variety of birds.

The Garth has been in our clients family for 50 years and this is the first occasion in this time that the house has been offered for sale. This is indeed a rare opportunity to acquire what is a well cared for house in a wonderful setting.
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Bona Vista, Carleton Fishery,
Lendalfoot, Ayrshire
Offers around £149,500
The subjects of sale comprise a very well presented detached timber cottage and a traditional stone and slate detached store formerly known as The Old Schoolhouse. The subjects also extend to provide an established and attractive garden.

The cottage is single storey and affords accommodation configured as follows: entrance porch; hall; 2 bedrooms; showerroom fitted with a 3 piece suite and electric shower unit; kitchen; bedroom and livingroom with gas fire. There is a combination of double glazing and single glazing. Central heating is by way of gas. The cottage is in good decorative order throughout.

The store provides gross internal floor area of approximately 23.6m². This is at ground floor. There is also some attic storage. This stone built store could afford possibilities for conversion but any such work in this regard would be subject to the appropriate architectural advice and also Local Authority consent.

The garden is divided in such a way as to comprise 2 spaces, one is located to the eastern side of the cottage, this is level and mainly grass, while the second is to be found behind and to the side of the store. This area is nicely landscaped adopting the natural contours of the surrounding hillside.

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Kenmore, Gamesloup
Lendalfoot, Ayrshire
Fixed Price £50,000
Timber holiday chalet occupying a superb position right on the Ayrshire coast from where there are stunning westerly aspects across Firth of Clyde towards Ailsa Craig, Kintyre Peninsula and Arran.

There is also a pleasant view north along the adjoining coast toward distant headlands.

The chalet extends to approx 221ft² gross (external) and comprises living area through to bunk room through to toilet.

Situated about 8½ miles south of Girvan amidst delightful rural surroundings.
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