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£500,000
(£243/sq. ft)
4 bed detached house for saleSouthcroft Road, Biggar ML12
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
2,056 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
4 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Gas Central Heating
Double Glazing
This rarely available four bedroom Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired design detached family home is quietly situated within beautiful gardens in the popular town of Biggar in South Lanarkshire.
The house is approached via large driveway providing ample off street parking for several cars and can be entered by either the back door or main entrance. The vestibule leads to welcoming hallway with an under stair storage cupboard. The formal lounge has a wood burning stove and overlooks the rear garden. It leads through to the Mozolowski and Murray conservatory which offers an additional living and dining space which connects to the kitchen. This has a selection of floor and wall mounted units, Rangemaster cooker, dishwasher and double fridge drawers. The utility room has an additional sink and back door to driveway. There is a sitting room with second wood burning stove located directly from the kitchen. Completing the ground floor is the fourth double bedroom which is currently used as a home office overlooking the rear garden and a shower room.
Carpeted stair rising to the upper landing with linen cupboard and a hatch to loft space. There are three double bedrooms all with ample storage within the eaves. The family bathroom has a white three piece suite comprising bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC.
The house is set within beautiful garden grounds with large lawn area, summerhouse which is ideal for outdoor entertaining and a gate at the bottom of the garden leading straight onto Biggar Golf Course. The double garage offers fantastic additional storage space and the house benefits from gas central heating and double glazing.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Biggar is a picturesque market town which lies on the A72 Clyde Valley Tourist Route. It is South Lanarkshire’s gateway to the Borders, nestled among the rolling Southern Uplands, overlooked by Tinto Hill and alongside Culter Fell.
The Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum, located on the High Street is a great place to research the rich and varied history of Biggar which dates back to the 12th century. The town retains its medieval layout with buildings dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, the more prominent buildings being Victorian. This rural community continues to honour local traditions and festivals, the roots of which hark back to days gone by, such as Biggar Gala Week with the Crowning of the Fleming Queen and the famous Biggar Bonfire which dates back to the 1800’s. The Biggar Show ground hosts events throughout the year, including the Biggar Agricultural Show and the Biggar Vintage Rally.
A thriving High Street enjoys a plethora of independent retailers including the well-established and reputable Atkinson-Pryce book store, Ovens the Butcher, Taylors Cones & Candies, welcoming local cafes, Inns, florists, grocers, hairdressers and gift shops. The Gillespie Centre provides a community focus with a busy cafe and hall space for a variety of classes. The Corn Exchange, home to Biggar Theatre Workshop is a major arts venue for local groups. The world-famous Purves Puppets also reside in Biggar Puppet Theatre and provide much loved entertainment to families who often travel from afar to enjoy this unique experience.
Those who like being active and appreciate the great outdoors are thoroughly spoilt for choice in this area. There are walks aplenty, from a gentle stroll up Bizzy Berry to more strenuous adventures on foot, bike or horseback. Biggar Rugby Club continues to thrive, there is also an 18-hole golf course, tennis club and bowling club. Local venues provide instructors with space to offer a tremendous array of fitness classes and activities for all ages.
Provision of schooling is comprehensive, with Biggar Primary School, Biggar High School and a number of pre-school services. Pupils who wish to attend private school can do so via bus to Edinburgh.
The house is approached via large driveway providing ample off street parking for several cars and can be entered by either the back door or main entrance. The vestibule leads to welcoming hallway with an under stair storage cupboard. The formal lounge has a wood burning stove and overlooks the rear garden. It leads through to the Mozolowski and Murray conservatory which offers an additional living and dining space which connects to the kitchen. This has a selection of floor and wall mounted units, Rangemaster cooker, dishwasher and double fridge drawers. The utility room has an additional sink and back door to driveway. There is a sitting room with second wood burning stove located directly from the kitchen. Completing the ground floor is the fourth double bedroom which is currently used as a home office overlooking the rear garden and a shower room.
Carpeted stair rising to the upper landing with linen cupboard and a hatch to loft space. There are three double bedrooms all with ample storage within the eaves. The family bathroom has a white three piece suite comprising bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC.
The house is set within beautiful garden grounds with large lawn area, summerhouse which is ideal for outdoor entertaining and a gate at the bottom of the garden leading straight onto Biggar Golf Course. The double garage offers fantastic additional storage space and the house benefits from gas central heating and double glazing.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Biggar is a picturesque market town which lies on the A72 Clyde Valley Tourist Route. It is South Lanarkshire’s gateway to the Borders, nestled among the rolling Southern Uplands, overlooked by Tinto Hill and alongside Culter Fell.
The Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum, located on the High Street is a great place to research the rich and varied history of Biggar which dates back to the 12th century. The town retains its medieval layout with buildings dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, the more prominent buildings being Victorian. This rural community continues to honour local traditions and festivals, the roots of which hark back to days gone by, such as Biggar Gala Week with the Crowning of the Fleming Queen and the famous Biggar Bonfire which dates back to the 1800’s. The Biggar Show ground hosts events throughout the year, including the Biggar Agricultural Show and the Biggar Vintage Rally.
A thriving High Street enjoys a plethora of independent retailers including the well-established and reputable Atkinson-Pryce book store, Ovens the Butcher, Taylors Cones & Candies, welcoming local cafes, Inns, florists, grocers, hairdressers and gift shops. The Gillespie Centre provides a community focus with a busy cafe and hall space for a variety of classes. The Corn Exchange, home to Biggar Theatre Workshop is a major arts venue for local groups. The world-famous Purves Puppets also reside in Biggar Puppet Theatre and provide much loved entertainment to families who often travel from afar to enjoy this unique experience.
Those who like being active and appreciate the great outdoors are thoroughly spoilt for choice in this area. There are walks aplenty, from a gentle stroll up Bizzy Berry to more strenuous adventures on foot, bike or horseback. Biggar Rugby Club continues to thrive, there is also an 18-hole golf course, tennis club and bowling club. Local venues provide instructors with space to offer a tremendous array of fitness classes and activities for all ages.
Provision of schooling is comprehensive, with Biggar Primary School, Biggar High School and a number of pre-school services. Pupils who wish to attend private school can do so via bus to Edinburgh.
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