An attractive smallholding with stunning views towards Largs and the Firth of Clyde DescriptionBrisbane Mains Farm was originally a larger beef and sheep hill farm, however the hill ground was sold in recent years, with the remaining 39 acres of in-bye pasture being retained for livestock grazing. The farm is offered as an attractive package comprising a farmhouse, buildings and about 39 acres with outstanding views over the surrounding farmland, hills and the Firth of Clyde beyond. The farm is accessed via a hardcore track leading from the Brisbane Glen Road which runs through the holding and provides access to the farmhouse, buildings and all field enclosures.The farmhouse forms part of the traditional stone and slate U-shaped range of buildings which were constructed circa 1807 (as the home farm for Brisbane Estate) and designed by James Gillespie. The house and buildings are Category B Listed and unusually follow a curved formation to the northeast and northwest elevations. The accommodation is principally presented over the ground floor with access from the courtyard via a sun room (where there is a boot area and office) leading to the hallway with a south facing kitchen (benefiting from a large walk in pantry), bathroom, sitting room (with south facing windows and a large wood burning stove), dining room and two bedrooms. There is access to the loft space via a door and stairs from the sitting room which is floored and has been historically used as further bedroom accommodation.To the south and east of the house is an attractive, enclosed garden split between lawned areas and raised beds for vegetable growing. From the eastern elevation there is access to a cellar below the farmhouse. Adjoining the farmhouse is the U-shaped courtyard of buildings around a further brick built byre in the central courtyard. The byre is used for the current sheep handling system whilst the surrounding buildings are used for logs and general storage. Historically there were stables for horses and there is potential to create further stabling. To the north is an offset portal framed building used as a hay barn and hard standing area.The farmland extending to 39 acres is all in permanent pasture. It is classified as a combination of Class 4 and Class 5 by the James Hutton Institute. The land varies in altitude between 165m and 191m above sea level and is currently utilised for sheep grazing with part in-hand and the rest on a seasonal grazing licence expiring on 31 October 2024. Brisbane Mains historically formed part of Brisbane Estate, seat of the Brisbane family and most famous for its association with Sir Thomas Makdougall Brisbane, 1st Baronet (1773 - 1860) who, following a distinguished military career serving under the Duke of Wellington, was appointed as governor of New South Wales in Australia where the city of Brisbane still bears his name.LocationBrisbane Mains Farm is situated in North Ayrshire on the outskirts of the charming coastal town of Largs and within the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park where rolling landscapes blend into the stunning Ayrshire coastline. The farm sits in a picturesque setting with all the benefits of country living, yet is only minutes from town. Located around 30 miles west of Glasgow and about 20 miles from Glasgow Airport, Largs is well-served with local shops and amenities including a supermarket, banks, medical centre, 2 golf courses, primary and secondary schools as well as the famous Nardini's ice cream parlour and restaurant. The surrounding area is renowned for its active farming community, as well as country sporting, sailing and leisure opportunities. Communication links in the area are excellent: both the A78 and A737 are within close proximity and join up with the M8 near Glasgow. Glasgow Airport (26 miles) and Glasgow Prestwick Airport (30 miles) offer a wide range of domestic, European and international flights. For water enthusiasts, the Firth of Clyde provides some of Scotland's best sailing waters with acclaimed marinas at both Largs and Inverkip. Largs is home to Largs Yacht Haven, which is one of the largest marinas in Scotland, providing berthing and facilities for sailing enthusiasts, while hosting various sailing events throughout the year. Gourock, Wemyss Bay and Inverkip offer ferry connections to Dunoon, Bute and Kilcreggan, giving access to some of the most spectacular locations in Scotland. The Ayrshire coast is also renowned worldwide for golfing, with championship courses at Troon, Prestwick and Turnberry. Acreage: 39 AcresDirectionsFrom the centre of Largs town, follow the A78 north through the Main Street and once past the RNLI Lifeboat Station and putting green, take the right for Douglas Street (signposted for Inverclyde National Sports Training Centre, Brisbane Glen Road and Brisbane Glen Cemetery). Follow this road east continuing on to Brisbane Glen Road and heading north. Once out of the town boundary and past the Brisbane Glen Cemetery on your right hand side, the access road leading to Brisbane Mains Farm is the second on the left.The postcode is KA30 8SL. What3words ///bits.ironic.explores Additional InfoViewing - Strictly by appointment with Savills .Fixtures and Fittings - The farmhouse is sold as seen. The seller does not warrant any fixtures and fittings in the property.Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) - The Basic Payment Scheme entitlements are included in the sale. There are 15.13 units of Region 1 available.Mineral and Timber Rights - In so far as they are owned, the mineral rights are included in the sale. All standing and fallen timber is included in the sale.Services, Council Tax and Energy Performance Certificates - Private water (spring-fed), mains electricity, septic tank, heating and hot water via wood burning stove in sitting room, 2 x Mitsubishi air source heat units. A recent water test confirmed the presence of lead in the private water supply and so purchasers should be aware that pipework will require to be renewed to address this post-sale. There is a 4kW ground mounted solar panel array (installed in 2011) which benefits from a Feed in Tariff.Servitude Rights, Burdens, Wayleaves and Statutory Public and Other Access Rights - 1. The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all servitude and wayleave rights, including rights of access and rights of way, whether public or private. The property is also sold subject to the rights of public access under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003. The purchaser will be held to have satisfied themselves as to the nature of all such servitude rights and others. 2. The farm access track is not owned in full. A servitude right is available over the first section which passes over 3rd party land. 3. The farmhouse has a private water supply which originates on the neighbouring farmland with rights of access for maintenance etc reserved to the owner of Brisbane Mains Farm. 4. There is a core path over the farm road known as NC11 running from Site of St Fillian's Chapel to Brisbane Lodge. 5. There is a right of access through the farm in favour of the land to the north. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ayrshire-r782970/for-sale_i71285365
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Built around 1900 (circa) and with a modern extension, Hazelbank is a detached villa in one of the most stunning locations on the Isle of Arran. It is set directly beside the coast and flanked by rolling hills and vast greenery, enjoying the very best sunsets on the island and unrestricted views across the Kilbrannan Sound to the eastern side of Kintyre. It is a dramatic outlook and backdrop that also ensures seclusion and privacy, whilst still being within easy reach of Pirnmill village's amenities and the active local community. The primary school is a short stroll away as well, along with the renowned Lighthouse restaurant. The home itself further boasts expansive rooms that are in exceptional condition, pairing attractive interior design with high-end finishings. It features three reception rooms, three bedrooms, and three washrooms, as well as the most beautiful wraparound gardens (covering almost two thirds of an acre). The property also has a large double garage connected to the kitchen, which could easily be converted into additional living accommodation or even an annexe flat for guests or the holiday rental market (STPP).Entrance A stunning coastal homeSet along the coast and hugged by open green spaces, the approach to Hazelbank is nothing short of breathtaking. A long private driveway connects to the house, with the front door opening into a naturally-lit hall with understairs storage and a cloakroom WC. It is a welcome that leaves a lasting impression.Reception rooms Beautiful reception roomsHazelbank has three beautiful reception areas. The living room is the place to unwind, enjoying a substantial footprint for a wide assortment of furnishings. It is enhanced by a calming neutral palette and plush carpeting, as well as a handsome fireplace inset with a gas stove. Display shelving and twin windows complete the room. A separate dining room continues the appealing aesthetic, enjoying dual-aspect windows with views over the water. It has a shelved recess, built-in storage, and ample floorspace for sociable dinner parties. In addition, there is a south-facing garden room extension, added approximately 10 years ago. Perfect for relaxing and socialising, whatever the time of year, this space is the ideal setting for soaking up the magnificent garden panoramas and views over the Kilbrannan Sound. Sliding glazed doors extend the space out onto the garden's patio, whilst underfloor heating ensures a cosy environment no matter the weather.Kitchen An exquisite centrepieceThe breakfasting kitchen is an exquisite centrepiece to the home. It features a central island and a stylish colour palette, pairing Shaker-inspired cabinetry in fashionable mix-and-match tones with generous, down-lit worksurfaces. It also has a fitted breakfast bar, space for comfortable seating, and a shelved recess for cookery books. Plus, there is a handsome brick-framed gas stove, adding to the statement design. This show-stopping space is completed by neat storage solutions and an integrated (five-ring) induction hob and twin ovens by Neff. A door from the kitchen provides access to the neighbouring garage, which is ripe for a conversion (STPP).Bedrooms Three bedrooms with incredible viewsThe three bedrooms are upstairs, extending off a naturally-lit galleried landing with two built-in cupboards. Each room has generous proportions and incredible elevated views, as well as attractive styling that maintains the home's impeccable standards. The dual-aspect principal bedroom has the added advantage of built-in wardrobes, Karndean flooring around the surround of the floor, and attic access, whilst bedrooms two and three are softly carpeted.Bathrooms Three modern washroomsThe bedrooms are accompanied by two en-suites: a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, accessed from the first and second bedrooms (the latter via a pocket door), and a bright three-piece bathroom with overhead shower (attached to bedroom three). The Jack-and-Jill bathroom is particularly impressive, featuring Karndean flooring and a charming window seat to admire the views. It also has a five-piece suite, incorporating a toilet, a bidet, a storage-set washbasin, a ladder-style towel radiator, a rainfall quadrant shower, and a double-ended bathtub. On the ground floor, there is also the convenient cloakroom WC as well.The property has double-glazed windows throughout and LPG (Calor gas) gas central heating. It also has mains water and septic tank.Garden & Parking The pride and joy of HazelbankSpanning approximately two thirds of an acre, the wraparound gardens are the pride and joy of Hazelbank. They are immaculately landscaped and maintained to a very high standard, incorporating epic lawns, mature planting, and a patio for alfresco dining. With the coast to the front and a tree-lined hill to the rear, the gardens are truly special providing a magical haven for the entire family and awe-inspiring panoramas over the Kilbrannan Sound. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71139791
Property Description'Hearthstanes' is a semi-detached property which forms the main part of an original detached villa. The properties have been sympathetically created from a detached villa to being semi-detached. The lovely accommodation is flexible with many traditional features and is formed over two levels. The bright welcoming reception hallway leads through to the open plan living area with its feature open fire and exceptional sea views. The formal lounge is a nice room with an open fire and has views over to the Isle of Arran. The snug is a cosy room with options of being an office or continuing as is. There is a good-sized dining kitchen with the dining area providing beautiful views over the gardens, Firth of Clyde and West Kilbride golf course. The utility room is located beside the dining kitchen. Just set off from the hallway is the downstairs wc/cloaks, boiler room and storage.On the upper level there are the main bedrooms and further accommodation along with the fabulous views from the rear of the property. The master bedroom is a bright space and has a modern en-suite shower room. The guest bedroom has a feature dressing room and fireplace. There are two further good-sized bedrooms. To complement the upper floor there is the modern family bathroom, second bathroom, shower room, study and second utility room. The property has gas central heating and double glazing.The garden grounds to the rear of the home are mainly laid to lawn which is ideal for the quite stunning views that are enjoyed from the patios. At the front of the property there is a driveway for several vehicles leading to the property itself and a triple garage. Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation and location on offer.Local AreaWest Kilbride, which incorporates Seamill, is a small village which lies South of Largs and looks across the Firth of Clyde over to the Isle of Arran. The village has many amenities which include a primary school, championship links golf course, bowling and tennis clubs, leisure, coffee and shopping opportunities and benefits from its position as Craft Town Scotland with a range of independent studios and shops as well as the Barony Centre hosting exhibitions and events. The village is well positioned for accessing all major road networks, is approximately 40 minutes from both Prestwick and Glasgow International airports and has a train station which provides a frequent service to Largs and Glasgow. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71071118
Exceptional period family home with separate apartment. DescriptionFernbank is an impressive B Listed detached Victorian Gothic-style villa full of character and charm, benefitting from accommodation over two floors extending to approximately 2280 sq ft in the main house. The outbuildings offer an extra 1960 sq ft of usable space which includes a self contained apartment. Accessed through electric gates and along the driveway to the front, the property is substantial and occupies a fantastic position within its own arboretum. The house is entered through a vestibule which leads into the entrance hall giving access to all the other rooms. The main reception rooms include the living room, sitting room and dining room. The living room has a beautiful corner bay window looking over the garden and along with the other reception rooms has a focal fireplace. The kitchen is designed in a country style and has a variety of storage options, ample marble worktop space, Belfast sink and a range cooker, along with plenty of space for informal dining. A door from the kitchen leads out to the garden. Finally the ground floor bedroom offers a versatile space as a guest bedroom or study and is located next to the stunning family bathroom which boasts a striking slipper rolltop bath.A beautiful turned staircase with cast iron balustrade leads upstairs to three well proportioned bedrooms and a stylish shower room. Externally Fernbank benefits from a substantial outbuilding which was formerly a stable block. It is of stone construction under a slate roof and comprises a utility room, store room, gym, office and a garage, all on the ground floor. Upstairs offers a separate one bedroom apartment complete with kitchen/dining room, living room, bedroom and shower room. A spacious hay loft is located over the garage. The garden grounds are stunning and consist of lush green lawns and a range of mature botanical specimen trees forming part of the woodland surrounding the home and offering a secluded and tranquil setting with a stream flowing through the lower portion of garden. Special mention must go to the two giant redwood and monkey puzzle trees positioned at either side of the driveway.LocationFernbank enjoys a private location on the periphery of the village of Kilbirnie, and is within easy reach of Glasgow Airport and Glasgow city centre (27 miles). The house has a beautiful setting within its own arboretum and around 2 acres of land. Local amenities are available in Kilbirnie including a supermarket, dentist, medical surgery and solicitors. A full range of high street shops and stores is available in Irvine (12 miles) and Glasgow city centre is also within easy reach by car or by rail from Glengarnock train station. St Columba's in Kilmacolm offers private co-education, and there is a choice of state school options nearby.The immediate area is noted for its field sports including pheasant and grouse shooting, as well as fishing, golf and sailing on the Firth of Clyde. There are yachting marinas at Largs and Inverkip as well as at Troon, all of which are within easy reach. Prestwick Airport (16.5 miles) has services to London Stansted and many European destinations. Glasgow Airport (21 miles) provides a wide range of domestic, European and international flights.Square Footage: 2,280 sq ft Additional InfoCouncil Tax Band - F For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ayrshire-r782970/for-sale_i69288662
Magnificent Georgian mansion house with 95 acre estate DescriptionPitcon House presents a rare opportunity to acquire a stunning B Listed 18th century classical Georgian country house. The main house stands proudly at the end of a 500m tree-lined driveway and creates a real sense of occasion upon arrival. During the current owners' custodianship, it has been beautifully refurbished with a number of additions and improvements being made including a full fibre broadband connection. It is a substantial property, but provides a surprisingly manageable and comfortable living environment, including some 8291 sq ft of space on offer. The accommodation is bright and spacious with classic Georgian proportions. The ground floor begins with an impressive reception hall with a large wood burning stove, oak flooring and an imposing spiral stone staircase leading to the first and second floors and a wine cellar at the mid-level. Located off and to the east is the grand drawing room with large sash and case windows on three sides and a stone open fire. A hallway leads from the reception hall to the library, boot room and WC and then bifurcates to the butler's pantry and on to the impressive formal dining room which has a beautiful open fire with an exquisite carved marble surround and views over the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room offers plenty of space for dining, and is well-appointed with a range of built in cabinetry, gas fired AGA and integrated appliances; the central island offers extra surface space. A utility and boiler room houses the gas central heating system which has recently been installed; the pantry and plenty of storage rooms complete the downstairs accommodation. The first floor comprises four superb bedrooms, the first with an en suite bathroom and the principal suite with a dressing room and en suite. The rear portion of the first floor has a self-contained two bedroom apartment with sitting room, kitchen, dining room and shower room; this would also work perfectly as three functional offices and has its own independent gas central heating system. The apartment can also be accessed separately from a private entrance and staircase. A further two bedrooms and bathroom are located on the second floor.Externally the substantial outbuildings extend to around 2444 sq. ft, and there is a marriage stone dated 1661 with a completely refurbished two room workshop with hot and cold running water and a woodburning stove and the other buildings provide plenty of storage. The gardens and grounds of Pitcon House are approximately 95 acres and are truly stunning. They consist of a walled garden, various lawns and parkland surrounded by a diverse and valuable woodland. There are a number of gravel paths and walkways that meander through the policies and along the Pitcon burn. There is opportunity for field sport such as shooting on the estate as well as the right to fish.LocationPitcon House enjoys a private wooded estate of 95 acres located on the periphery of the village of Dalry, and is within easy reach of Glasgow Airport (17 miles) and Glasgow city centre (26 miles). The house has a beautiful setting and is sheltered by its own gardens and woodland, some of which is commercial grade. Local amenities are available in the nearby village of Dalry including a supermarket, dentist, post office, medical surgery and solicitors. A full range of high street shops and stores is available in Irvine (9 miles) and Glasgow city centre is also within easy reach by car or by rail from Dalry Station. Wellington School in Ayr offers private co-education as does St Columba's in Kilmacolm and other schools in the city. The immediate area is noted for its opportunities for field sports including pheasant and grouse shooting, as well as fishing, golf and sailing on the Firth of Clyde. There are yachting marinas at Largs and Inverkip as well as at Troon, all of which are within easy reach. Glasgow Airport (17 miles) provides a wide range of domestic, European and international flights.Square Footage: 8,291 sq ft Acreage: 95 Acres Additional InfoCouncil Tax - Band H For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ayrshire-r782970/for-sale_i70445549
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