Southfield House, 3 Station Road, KY14 7DP
Sale history
£465,000 in April 2019
The property
Southfield House offers a superb opportunity for an extended, or large family, to live together whilst retaining privacy and space. The house is full of character and places to explore with five bedrooms plus three attic rooms and a basement, two bathrooms, three public rooms and a study, behind the handsome stone exterior. In addition, two storey garage/outhouse are ripe for conversion, subject to any necessary consents. A gated drive welcomes you on arrival and leads you into the walled garden grounds, facing around 0.44 of an acre, bordered with mature shrubs and trees and enjoying an open aspect over fields towards the Lomond Hills. The elegant accommodation has been extended to include a generous family room with multi-fuel stove and French doors to the gardens. The dining kitchen is open to this living space creating an amazing place for friends and family to gather. The sitting room is of a generous size with a fireplace adding a focal point alongside exposed beams. The formal dining room is comfortable with a feature fireplace as its focal point. The features of this charming home go on and on and simply must be viewed to be appreciated for all they can offer. There is a recently installed bathroom on the ground floor to add to the benefit and a semi-open study area has been created, adding style with exposed stone and ironwork. The first floor holds five bedrooms and the family bathroom. A further staircase rises to the attic rooms, currently utilised as bedrooms and playrooms. The basement has access from a stairwell from the hall. One of the lovely features of this home is the stained glass light well in the upper landing. If you are looking for a substantial period home, this is one to put on your viewing list.
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Additional Info
A gated drive welcomes you on arrival and leads you into the walled garden grounds, facing around 0.44 of an acre, bordered with mature shrubs and trees and enjoying an open aspect over fields towards the Lomond Hills. The elegant accommodation has been extended to include a generous family room with multi-fuel stove and French doors to the gardens. The dining kitchen is open to this living space creating an amazing place for friends and family to gather. The sitting room is of a generous size with a fireplace adding a focal point alongside exposed beams. The formal dining room is comfortable with a feature fireplace as its focal point. The features of this charming home go on and on and simply must be viewed to be appreciated for all they can offer. There is a recently installed bathroom on the ground floor to add to the benefit and a semi-open study area has been created, adding style with exposed stone and ironwork. The first floor holds five bedrooms and the family bathroom. A further staircase rises to the attic rooms, currently utilised as bedrooms and playrooms. The basement has access from a stairwell from the hall. One of the lovely features of this home is the stained glass light well in the upper landing. If you are looking for a substantial period home, this is one to put on your viewing list.
| Total Floor Area | 330 m2 |
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