Claveron, Lamlash, Isle of Arran, KA27 8NB
Sale history
£360,000 in August 2020
The property
A striking four bedroom, semi-detached, sandstone villa, conveniently positioned within the heart of Lamlash. It would make a super family/holiday home and has the added bonus of a self-contained, appended, garden flat (ideal for holiday lets, Airbnb or independent living). Displaying a stunning frontage, the house offers some beautiful design features from a bygone era, in addition to flexible and versatile accommodation, formed over a two storey layout, on a mature and well-established plot. A wealth of period detailing has been retained, most noticeably cornice work, ceiling roses and stained glass windows, which will no doubt appeal to the discerning buyer. In essence, the front of the property belies the spacious accommodation internally. The house is very much a traditional home, it has a very comfortable feel and benefits from outstanding views towards the Holy Isle. With mature trees and shrubs in the garden, red squirrels and a host of wild birds, this is a secluded haven. The property is as unique as it is beautiful. The traditional building has been well maintained, both internally and externally, to create fantastic and flexible accommodation, which only a viewing will qualify. The bespoke interior offers sophisticated living space, which is inherent with a home of this age and character. The Garden Flat
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Additional Info
The subjects are entered via a private vestibule/sun-room, which is the perfect spot to relax and watch both the ever-changing sea views and the abundance of wildlife. The perfect spot for an impromptu glass of wine or supper for two! A glazed door opens from here into a bright, welcoming reception hallway, with a feature staircase off to the upper landing and understairs storage. A personal door connects the main house to the garden flat. Immediately impressive ‘dual-aspect’ lounge/diner, with picture windows to the front/side aspect, flooding the room with natural light and providing stunning views towards the Holy Isle. The two feature fireplaces are the key focal points of this room. Ahead of you is the cosy dining/family room, with wooden flooring, has a range of furniture configurations and has a feature Rayburn at the very heart of the room. There is an understair cupboard in the entrance hallway offering ample storage. A glance upwards will take you on a journey back in time as the clothes dryer is still fully operational. The kitchen has been fitted to include a range of floor and wall mounted units with a striking worktop, providing a fashionable and efficient workspace. It further benefits from space for a free-standing cooker, compact fridge and dishwasher. The Velux window helps bathe the kitchen in natural light. Access can be gained from here into the useful utility/laundry room, which has space for a washing machine and a compact freezer. It offers plenty of invaluable modern-day storage facilities, has a feature ‘Belfast’ sink and is the perfect spot for storing jackets and wellingtons as a door opens to the side aspect. A convenient cloakroom/WC is located off this room. The staircase rises to first-floor level, revealing four substantial bedrooms and a family bathroom. All of the bedrooms have space for additional free standing furniture if required and two have a feature fireplace. The rooms at the front all benefit from views towards the Holy Isle. The four-piece bathroom, with a separate shower cubicle, creates the perfect ambience in which to unwind. Access to the loft space can be gained from the landing. The very real possibility exists that this area could be converted into additional living accommodation (STPP) and add immediate value to this family home. The specifications include electric and Rayburn oil heating for additional comfort and convenience. We understand from the seller that the roof was overhauled arou
| Total Floor Area | 157 m2 |
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