Offers over
£390,000
(£232/sq. ft)
4 bed detached bungalow for saleColonel's Entry, Douglas ML11
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,683 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Detached Bungalow
Four Bedrooms
Beautifully Landscaped Gardens
Out-buildings
0.5 Acre Paddock
Kirkbrae is a beautifully presented and deceptively spacious, four bedroom, detached bungalow set within just over an acre of ground on the edge of the historic village of Douglas, nestled in the South Lanarkshire countryside. The position of the property allows for stunning views over Stable Lake where there are fantastic walking and cycling opportunities. The view to the rear looks over the rooftops of the old conservation area with St. Bride’s Church spire rising above the narrow streets below. The house sits in approximately 0.5 acres of beautifully manicured gardens with an additional 0.5 acre paddock at the rear which, although on a separate title, is being sold together with the main property.
The house is entered from the front into a spacious and welcoming entrance hallway with excellent built-in storage. The lounge is generous in size with seven picture windows giving wonderful views over the garden and allowing an abundance of natural light. A log burning stove provides an attractive focal point to the room and adds to the country charm of the home. To the rear is the real hub of the home, a generously proportioned, open plan dining kitchen incorporating a living area and dining space within the sunroom at the side. From here access is gained to the rear hallway which offers additional laundry facilities, boot room storage and gives access to the W.C. The remainder of the accommodation comprises four generously proportioned double bedrooms and a modern, stylish family bathroom with suite comprising, W.C, wash hand basin, bath and separate walk-in shower cubicle with mixer shower. The second bedroom also benefits from similarly styled en-suite shower room. Both the bathroom and en-suite benefit from underfloor heating. The property further benefits from flooring, power and lighting in the loft.
Externally the beautifully landscaped gardens incorporate, large lawn, well-stocked borders, paved patio and pond. Out buildings comprise of a brick-built double garage, additional single garage, garden storage shed and timber log store with an eclosed terrace at the rear from which to enjoy the views. The garages further benefit from power and water supply. In addition there is a charming kitchen garden area with Polytunnel at the head of the 0.5 acre paddock which provides a multitude of potential uses for any future owner.
Private parking can be found at the rear of the double garage. This property needs to be viewed in person to fully appreciate the standard of finish, inside and out.
EPC Rating: D
Location
The village of Douglas is a small quiet village with its own shops, pub, primary school, artisan bakery, church, Doctors surgery, pharmacist, bowling green, post office and a community centre. There is a bus service from Douglas and is only a short 8 miles distance from Lanark town itself where the local Primary School feeds into Lanark Grammar. With the nearby M74 the property is ideally situated for commuting to Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Central Belt. There are numerous walking, cycling and hacking trails and the village is steeped in history which can be learned about in the local museum. The local windfarm also provides residents with an annual payment towards their electricity bills which can be between £250-£300 once registered with Scottish Power.
Lounge (6.06m x 5.18m)
Kitchen/Living (10.35m x 3.19m)
Utility Room (3.41m x 2.45m)
Hallway (5.43m x 0.99m)
Bedroom (3.60m x 3.53m)
Bedroom (2.96m x 3.28m)
En-Suite (1.73m x 1.80m)
Bedroom (2.96m x 3.10m)
Bedroom (2.94m x 3.09m)
Bathroom (2.39m x 2.42m)
The house is entered from the front into a spacious and welcoming entrance hallway with excellent built-in storage. The lounge is generous in size with seven picture windows giving wonderful views over the garden and allowing an abundance of natural light. A log burning stove provides an attractive focal point to the room and adds to the country charm of the home. To the rear is the real hub of the home, a generously proportioned, open plan dining kitchen incorporating a living area and dining space within the sunroom at the side. From here access is gained to the rear hallway which offers additional laundry facilities, boot room storage and gives access to the W.C. The remainder of the accommodation comprises four generously proportioned double bedrooms and a modern, stylish family bathroom with suite comprising, W.C, wash hand basin, bath and separate walk-in shower cubicle with mixer shower. The second bedroom also benefits from similarly styled en-suite shower room. Both the bathroom and en-suite benefit from underfloor heating. The property further benefits from flooring, power and lighting in the loft.
Externally the beautifully landscaped gardens incorporate, large lawn, well-stocked borders, paved patio and pond. Out buildings comprise of a brick-built double garage, additional single garage, garden storage shed and timber log store with an eclosed terrace at the rear from which to enjoy the views. The garages further benefit from power and water supply. In addition there is a charming kitchen garden area with Polytunnel at the head of the 0.5 acre paddock which provides a multitude of potential uses for any future owner.
Private parking can be found at the rear of the double garage. This property needs to be viewed in person to fully appreciate the standard of finish, inside and out.
EPC Rating: D
Location
The village of Douglas is a small quiet village with its own shops, pub, primary school, artisan bakery, church, Doctors surgery, pharmacist, bowling green, post office and a community centre. There is a bus service from Douglas and is only a short 8 miles distance from Lanark town itself where the local Primary School feeds into Lanark Grammar. With the nearby M74 the property is ideally situated for commuting to Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Central Belt. There are numerous walking, cycling and hacking trails and the village is steeped in history which can be learned about in the local museum. The local windfarm also provides residents with an annual payment towards their electricity bills which can be between £250-£300 once registered with Scottish Power.
Lounge (6.06m x 5.18m)
Kitchen/Living (10.35m x 3.19m)
Utility Room (3.41m x 2.45m)
Hallway (5.43m x 0.99m)
Bedroom (3.60m x 3.53m)
Bedroom (2.96m x 3.28m)
En-Suite (1.73m x 1.80m)
Bedroom (2.96m x 3.10m)
Bedroom (2.94m x 3.09m)
Bathroom (2.39m x 2.42m)