3 bed Flat For Sale £179,000
Description
Viewings available with Ballantynes. Book your appointment today.
Features:
* A rare opportunity to acquire an intriguing and virtually unique home
* Built in the Royal Burgh of Lanark in the early Twentieth Century, the house in the more recent past has been converted into an upper and lower villa
* The house now has two front façades, one for each villa, making each virtually unique
* 3a is the upper, three-bedroom, villa and has its own private pedestrian and vehicular access off Kirklands Road
* The villa has its own off-street parking and an established garden
* Naturally lit, glamourous staircase, with wrought iron balusters leads to the first-floor landing that gives access to all rooms
* The south facing living room has a large bay window with views towards the Clyde Valley and New Lanark
* The kitchen adjoins the living room and has wall and floor mounted storage units, work surfaces with tiled splash backs and integrated and slot in appliances
* Three comfortably sized double bedrooms and a naturally lit tiled bathroom
* Gas fired central heating system and double glazing
* Sizable attic space suitable for adaptation to additional rooms, architectural drawings have been prepared for its future potential use
3a Bonnington Avenue offers a rare opportunity to acquire an intriguing and virtually unique home. The house was built around about the turn of the Twentieth Century, in the Royal Burgh of Lanark, and in the more recent past has been converted into an upper and lower villa. The house now has two front façades, one for each villa, making each virtually unique. 3a is the upper, three-bedroom, villa and has street parking on Bonnington Avenue along with its own private pedestrian and vehicular access off of Kirklands Road.
Approached from Kirklands Road, the villa has its own off-street parking, covered in famous Lanark red crushed granite chips and an established garden. There is an enclosed porch protecting the front door. Within the double leaf front door, a wide, naturally lit, glamourous staircase, with wrought iron balusters leads to the first-floor landing that gives access to all rooms. The south westerly facing living room has a large bay window with views towards the Clyde Valley and out over New Lanark, a fine cornice and rose and enough room to accommodate areas for both sitting and dining. The dual aspect kitchen fills with light and adjoins the living room; it has both wall and floor mounted storage units, work surfaces with tiled splash backs and integrated and slot in appliances.
There are three comfortably sized double bedrooms that will accommodate all the required furniture and a naturally lit tiled bathroom with three-piece suite and shower over the bath. It has a gas fired central heating system and is double glazed. The villa has a sizable attic space that lends itself to being adapted to additional rooms, consequently architectural drawings have been prepared for its future potential use.
Location
The villa lies a short distance (under half a mile) from the centre of the historic Royal Burgh of Lanark, in the Clyde Valley, and is commutable to both Glasgow and Edinburgh. Lanark has a wide variety of shops, as well as a Tesco, Morrison and Lidl, a bank and a choice of restaurants.
There is a good choice of leisure and sporting amenities within the area including walks along the Clyde Valley and the surrounding hills, golf courses at Lanark and Carnwath, a multi-screen cinema complex at Hamilton and the World Heritage site of New Lanark.
Lanark has had its own High School since 1183 that still provides education today and three primary schools.
Lanark has a fast commuter rail service to Glasgow. In addition, there is easy and quick access to both the M74 and M8 motorways and Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports are both within an hour's drive.
EPC: Band D
Council Tax: Band C
Viewings available with Ballantynes. Book your appointment today.
Features:
* A rare opportunity to acquire an intriguing and virtually unique home
* Built in the Royal Burgh of Lanark in the early Twentieth Century, the house in the more recent past has been converted into an upper and lower villa
* The house now has two front façades, one for each villa, making each virtually unique
* 3a is the upper, three-bedroom, villa and has its own private pedestrian and vehicular access off Kirklands Road
* The villa has its own off-street parking and an established garden
* Naturally lit, glamourous staircase, with wrought iron balusters leads to the first-floor landing that gives access to all rooms
* The south facing living room has a large bay window with views towards the Clyde Valley and New Lanark
* The kitchen adjoins the living room and has wall and floor mounted storage units, work surfaces with tiled splash backs and integrated and slot in appliances
* Three comfortably sized double bedrooms and a naturally lit tiled bathroom
* Gas fired central heating system and double glazing
* Sizable attic space suitable for adaptation to additional rooms, architectural drawings have been prepared for its future potential use
3a Bonnington Avenue offers a rare opportunity to acquire an intriguing and virtually unique home. The house was built around about the turn of the Twentieth Century, in the Royal Burgh of Lanark, and in the more recent past has been converted into an upper and lower villa. The house now has two front façades, one for each villa, making each virtually unique. 3a is the upper, three-bedroom, villa and has street parking on Bonnington Avenue along with its own private pedestrian and vehicular access off of Kirklands Road.
Approached from Kirklands Road, the villa has its own off-street parking, covered in famous Lanark red crushed granite chips and an established garden. There is an enclosed porch protecting the front door. Within the double leaf front door, a wide, naturally lit, glamourous staircase, with wrought iron balusters leads to the first-floor landing that gives access to all rooms. The south westerly facing living room has a large bay window with views towards the Clyde Valley and out over New Lanark, a fine cornice and rose and enough room to accommodate areas for both sitting and dining. The dual aspect kitchen fills with light and adjoins the living room; it has both wall and floor mounted storage units, work surfaces with tiled splash backs and integrated and slot in appliances.
There are three comfortably sized double bedrooms that will accommodate all the required furniture and a naturally lit tiled bathroom with three-piece suite and shower over the bath. It has a gas fired central heating system and is double glazed. The villa has a sizable attic space that lends itself to being adapted to additional rooms, consequently architectural drawings have been prepared for its future potential use.
Location
The villa lies a short distance (under half a mile) from the centre of the historic Royal Burgh of Lanark, in the Clyde Valley, and is commutable to both Glasgow and Edinburgh. Lanark has a wide variety of shops, as well as a Tesco, Morrison and Lidl, a bank and a choice of restaurants.
There is a good choice of leisure and sporting amenities within the area including walks along the Clyde Valley and the surrounding hills, golf courses at Lanark and Carnwath, a multi-screen cinema complex at Hamilton and the World Heritage site of New Lanark.
Lanark has had its own High School since 1183 that still provides education today and three primary schools.
Lanark has a fast commuter rail service to Glasgow. In addition, there is easy and quick access to both the M74 and M8 motorways and Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports are both within an hour's drive.
EPC: Band D
Council Tax: Band C
