Crimond, Strathwhillan Road, Brodick, Isle Of Arran, KA27 8BQ
Sale history
£401,000 in May 2020
The property
This striking, four-bedroom, chalet detached bungalow redefines what modern living on Arran is all about, in terms of location, layout, style and detail. It would make a super family home and has one of the most beautiful positions on the Island, enjoying a spectacular and uninterrupted view towards Goat Fell, Brodick Bay and the Castle. Inside this extended home, you will find exceptional design and an inspired layout over two levels, that provides light-filled, spacious luxury, amongst gardens that are spectacular and have been lovingly tended. This is a secluded haven with outstanding views from almost every window. If you have ever leafed through a Scottish country magazine, you will know that certain properties capture your eye and make you read on. Crimond is that such place, beautifully presented, stylish décor and a highly impressive location, but at the same time, an enjoyable and functional place in which to live and to enjoy with friends and family. The property itself was constructed in the 1960s and is deceptively spacious, providing a highly successful marriage of traditionally proportioned apartments, with several contemporary features. The front elevation of the property belies the accommodation internally, which comprises: A welcoming entrance hall with a storage cupboard. A useful bathroom is located off the hallway.
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Additional Info
The property sits within spacious and well-maintained gardens of around half an acre, which have been designed for ease of maintenance and to also enjoy the wonderful scenery in all directions. This provides a private and safe environment for children and/or pets. Al-fresco dining and relaxing in the gardens is thoroughly recommended from a number of vantage points. The property can be accessed via a private driveway, offering off-road parking for a number of vehicles, which leads to a single attached garage (with power and light). There is utility space to the rear of the garage and a personal door opens into the garden. For those with green fingers, there is plenty to keep you busy in the well-maintained gardens with mature flowers, shrubs, well-stocked borders and a pond. Great care and attention have been paid to the landscaping in the front and rear garden, which has been designed to enjoy the magnificent outlook in all directions. During their tenure, the current owners have future-proofed the property and have invested in replacing the windows, re-tiling the roof and re-wiring. The immediately impressive dual-aspect lounge/diner has a range of furniture configurations and, from the picture window to the rear, you can enjoy the ever-changing waters and beyond to Goat Fell. A stunning backdrop. The sanded floorboards are a particular feature of this room. The ‘hub’ of the home is the extended and magnificent kitchen/sun-room, which has been beautifully fitted and well equipped to include a good range of floor units with a striking worktop, providing a fashionable and efficient workspace. It benefits from space for a freestanding cooker and has a wonderful walk-in pantry. Open-plan access is gained from here to the very comfy sun-room, which is the perfect spot to spend a lazy summer’s day entertaining and dining with friends and family and has been used for this purpose on many an occasion, whilst enjoying the glorious outlook. Access to the utility room is just off the sunroom, which has space for a washing machine and an upright fridge freezer. A further storage cupboard can be found and a free-flowing approach back into the kitchen. The hallway allows access to the ground floor sleeping accommodation. There are two, well-proportioned bedrooms on this level and both have storage facilities. Tremendous views are available from the guest bedroom towards Goat Fell. The first floor offers thoughtfully-planned accommodation, with two, doub
| Total Floor Area | 151 m2 |
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