House For Sale £395,000
Handsome ‘B’ listed Georgian Regency villa circa 1830. Centrally situated, the property is conveniently placed for access to the nearby M9 motorway, Polmont and Falkirk stations, all of which prove very popular with central Scottish commuters.
Enjoying a charming, semi-rural setting, the subjects occupy delightful private gardens extending to 0.96 of an acre or thereby in total. The grounds include a deciduous tree-lined private driveway, former walled garden/orchard with plum, apple and pear trees, large east lawn/small paddock in addition to two substantial attached outbuildings. The outbuildings provide significant potential for development and extension, subject to obtaining the usual consents. The property may well be of interest to those seeking to combine their residential and business interests in one convenient central location.
The dwelling-house has an elegant ashlar frontage under a slate roof with astragaled windows, typical of the period. The original architect is thought to be David Hamilton, one of Scotland’s noted 19th century architects responsible for both Falkirk Steeple and Callendar House. The principal accommodation is formed over two levels comprising four flexible public rooms, five bedrooms, study and ancillaries.
The property was previously divided into four self-contained apartments. The property has been assessed as a residential house and re-banded for council tax purposes. The property has a single electrical supply and one kitchen and such makes the property suitable for a residential mortgage. Listed building consent and change of use planning applications have been approved in November 2021. Three of the four apartments have been cleared however substantial remodelling and upgrading will be required, allowing the successful purchaser to finish the property to individual requirements and standard. A design statement has been produced by Hearth Architects who would be pleased to work on the project with the successful purchaser. A copy of the design statement with digital images are available from the agents. The property retains many original character period features including sash and case windows, some working window shutters, wrought-iron stair balustrade, woodwork and ornate plasterwork cornice. The mains services include electricity and water. Heating is by way of an oil central heating boiler. This is a unique opportunity to create a stunning family home combining a skilful build blend of traditional and contemporary design to suit modern day living. The agents invite early viewing by seriously interested parties strictly by appointment.
Price : Offers Over £395,000
Viewing : By appointment please through Clyde Property on Ref No : WB4442
EER Rating : F
Enjoying a charming, semi-rural setting, the subjects occupy delightful private gardens extending to 0.96 of an acre or thereby in total. The grounds include a deciduous tree-lined private driveway, former walled garden/orchard with plum, apple and pear trees, large east lawn/small paddock in addition to two substantial attached outbuildings. The outbuildings provide significant potential for development and extension, subject to obtaining the usual consents. The property may well be of interest to those seeking to combine their residential and business interests in one convenient central location.
The dwelling-house has an elegant ashlar frontage under a slate roof with astragaled windows, typical of the period. The original architect is thought to be David Hamilton, one of Scotland’s noted 19th century architects responsible for both Falkirk Steeple and Callendar House. The principal accommodation is formed over two levels comprising four flexible public rooms, five bedrooms, study and ancillaries.
The property was previously divided into four self-contained apartments. The property has been assessed as a residential house and re-banded for council tax purposes. The property has a single electrical supply and one kitchen and such makes the property suitable for a residential mortgage. Listed building consent and change of use planning applications have been approved in November 2021. Three of the four apartments have been cleared however substantial remodelling and upgrading will be required, allowing the successful purchaser to finish the property to individual requirements and standard. A design statement has been produced by Hearth Architects who would be pleased to work on the project with the successful purchaser. A copy of the design statement with digital images are available from the agents. The property retains many original character period features including sash and case windows, some working window shutters, wrought-iron stair balustrade, woodwork and ornate plasterwork cornice. The mains services include electricity and water. Heating is by way of an oil central heating boiler. This is a unique opportunity to create a stunning family home combining a skilful build blend of traditional and contemporary design to suit modern day living. The agents invite early viewing by seriously interested parties strictly by appointment.
Price : Offers Over £395,000
Viewing : By appointment please through Clyde Property on Ref No : WB4442
EER Rating : F
