Period villa is postcard pretty
Lush home boasts useful outbuildings
This picturesque 19th century villa could easily be on the front of a postcard.
Mansefield Road, on the outskirts of New Cumnock, is a traditional sandstone detached villa which was built circa 1870.
The property comes with various outbuildings, workshops and animal sheds, which offer plenty of scope for other uses.
The main house comprises of four double bedrooms, large bathroom and spacious kitchen combined with an open plan style dining room.
A second lounge/reception room, which boasts a wood burner ideal for those cold winter nights, and a second smaller toilet are located on the ground floor.
The kitchen is an eclectic mix of country living but could be styled to its new owner’s taste. Its roomy size- 14’07” x 13’05”- could allow for a central island or breakfast bar in the middle.
The beautifully tiled monochrome bathroom, complete with corner bath and bidet, has a timeless feel to it and could easily be kept just as it is.
Entrance to the property is via a gated driveway with a large tarmacadam courtyard to the rear offering plenty of room for parking.
The gardens are made up of lush greenery including lawn, mature trees, flowering plants and shrubs.
A quaint bricked well and large pond surrounded by wooden decking complete the gardens.
This first-class home could be yours for Offers in Excess of £415,000. Call agent Oakhouse Properties, Cumnock on 01290 824001.