Our Summary

While the farmhouse would benefit from a complete refurbishment, it represents a fantastic opportunity to add value and create a distinctive home

While the building remains functional and fit for purpose, there is some weathering to the roof and wall cladding, presenting an opportunity for straightforward upgrading

The soils are principally of the Alluvial and Kilmarnock Associations, which are well suited to permanent pasture and offer some potential for inclusion within an arable rotation

Subject to obtaining the necessary consents, the property offers potential for the conversion of traditional buildings, such as the former byre, to residential or alternative business uses

Description

The property includes a traditional three-bedroom stone-built farmhouse with a pebble dash finish, slate roof, and oil-fired boiler for heating. The farmhouse has two storeys, with ground-floor accommodation including a study, utility room, kitchen, living room, hallway, and general storage, as well as a WC and cloakroom. The first floor features a central hallway and three bedrooms. The farmhouse is serviced by mains electricity, water, and private drainage to a septic tank.

The property also features an extensive range of agricultural buildings, including a five-bay steel portal framed cattle shed (12.5m x 28.5m), a four-bay steel portal framed cattle shed (12m x 18.5m), a lean-to structure (8.5m x 22.5m), a concrete portal-framed cattle shed (22m x 46.5m), and several other structures, including traditional brick-built and steel portal frame buildings, a silage pit (12m x 23.5m), and a Dutch barn (7m x 19m).

The holding totals 113.60 acres, with the farmhouse situated at the heart of the land. External buildings and storage areas provide ample space for a range of agricultural operations and activities.

3 bed property

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