House For Sale £284,995
Winner of the Scottish Home Award 2018 for Renovation of the Year, this beautifully presented former bakery has been pretested and finished with great attention to detail and design whilst retaining many original elements such as exposed stonework and one of the original cast iron ovens.
The property was completely reconfigured, restored and completed early 2018 and since has been transformed into a bespoke family home with many contemporary design cues which blend seamlessly with the original materials. The open plan lounge space has an intimate rear dining area which retains one of the original cast iron ovens whilst the original stone openings have also been retained and provide a dramatic backdrop to the main living area. The kitchen has oak work surfaces and quality appliances with all remaining joinery work also finished in oak with a feature staircase and upper landing.
The accommodation comprises reception area leading to a large lounge with dining area and WC, sizeable open plan dining kitchen with appliances and walk-in larder/utility room. The bright and airy upper landing has access to the rear elevated courtyard and also leads to three double bedrooms with master en-suite and stunning family bathroom.
The property benefits from having several off-road parking spaces to the front and to the rear has a well-laid-out elevated garden with sun terrace, lawn and a border of mature hedging.
The enclosed floor plan will provide a detailed layout of this wonderful home; however, internal viewing is highly advised in order that the quality of finish and presentation is fully appreciated.
The village of Crossford is one of the four villages located within the Clyde Valley, with basic amenities within the village located near to the town of Lanark, offering buyers a true village atmosphere and a country lifestyle. The Clyde Valley is renowned for its variety of garden centres and scenic walks.
Winner of the Scottish Home Award 2018 for Renovation of the Year, this beautifully presented former bakery has been pretested and finished with great attention to detail and design whilst retaining many original elements such as exposed stonework and one of the original cast iron ovens.
The property was completely reconfigured, restored and completed early 2018 and since has been transformed into a bespoke family home with many contemporary design cues which blend seamlessly with the original materials. The open plan lounge space has an intimate rear dining area which retains one of the original cast iron ovens whilst the original stone openings have also been retained and provide a dramatic backdrop to the main living area. The kitchen has oak work surfaces and quality appliances with all remaining joinery work also finished in oak with a feature staircase and upper landing.
The accommodation comprises reception area leading to a large lounge with dining area and WC, sizeable open plan dining kitchen with appliances and walk-in larder/utility room. The bright and airy upper landing has access to the rear elevated courtyard and also leads to three double bedrooms with master en-suite and stunning family bathroom.
The property benefits from having several off-road parking spaces to the front and to the rear has a well-laid-out elevated garden with sun terrace, lawn and a border of mature hedging.
The enclosed floor plan will provide a detailed layout of this wonderful home; however, internal viewing is highly advised in order that the quality of finish and presentation is fully appreciated.
The village of Crossford is one of the four villages located within the Clyde Valley, with basic amenities within the village located near to the town of Lanark, offering buyers a true village atmosphere and a country lifestyle. The Clyde Valley is renowned for its variety of garden centres and scenic walks.
Winner of the Scottish Home Award 2018 for Renovation of the Year, this beautifully presented former bakery has been pretested and finished with great attention to detail and design whilst retaining many original elements such as exposed stonework and one of the original cast iron ovens.
