Cleugh Mill House is a charming 300-year-old converted mill situated in a rural Hamlet of Braehead, South Lanarkshire. The property has been lovingly adapted to a comfortable family home while retaining its traditional character, with wooden beams, exposed stone walls, and astragal windows. The house features a unique layout, with a welcoming entrance vestibule, a kitchen with a Belling Range cooker, and a grand living room with a multi-fuel stove. The first floor has a family bathroom, master bedroom suite, and two further bedrooms. The property also includes a double-height store room with planning consent for additional accommodation. The house is surrounded by spacious grounds and gardens, with a pretty garden, mature trees, and a driveway with parking for several cars. The property also includes a greenhouse and timber storage shed. With its country charm, solar panel system, and proximity to major Scottish cities, Cleugh Mill House is a unique and desirable home.