Detached house for sale in Farm House Lane, Lanark, South Lanarkshire ML11

This fantastic detached house is situated within a small steading development in the pretty Clyde Valley hamlet of Tillietudlem, close to the village of Crossford, and offers stunning views over the rolling hills and countryside. The home for sale is full of character and externally appears as a traditional farm building, but internally is finished to a high standard throughout, offering bright and spacious accommodation over two levels with extremely private enclosed gardens. On arrival at the property you are welcomed by a Monoblock driveway allowing off-street parking for up to three vehicles. The attached photographs, floor plan and HD video tour will give an indication to the size and layout of the house. However, in brief the accommodation extends to; broad L-shaped hallway with spiral staircase off, vast living/dining room with solid fuel burner, a dining sized kitchen with shaker style units, Belfast sink and utility room off, a large double bedroom with built in storage, a family bathroom with four piece suite, an office room which could alternatively be utilised as a fifth bedroom. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a sun room with velux window and French doors leading to the back garden. On the upper level there is a large hallway with bay windowed seating area, a shower room and three large double bedrooms with principal en-suite. The back garden is a fantastic size and is made up of a decked patio area, section of lawn, areas of shrubs/bushes and a detached garage. The property sits within a quiet cul de sac in the picturesque hamlet of Tillietudlem with magnificent open aspects to the rear over the surrounding farmland. The hamlet is best known for Craignethan Castle which is a Scottish Tourist Association four-star rated attraction. Tillietudlem is a fictional castle in Walter Scott’s 1816 novel Old Mortality supposedly inspired by Craignethan Castle. The nearby village of Crossford has a highly regarded primary school while Lanark provides secondary schooling. The private Hamilton College in Hamilton is easily accessible via the M74; the centre of Glasgow being some twenty-four miles distant offers all shopping, cultural, dining and leisure activities of a large city. Locally Lanark also offers a broad range of shops, supermarkets, banks, a selection of restaurants and a variety of sport and recreational facilities including the Lanark golf course which boasts a championship standard 18-hole course. New Lanark, the internationally recognised world heritage site. EPC - C

EPC Band C.