An 18th century farmhouse complete with wood-burning stoves, clawfoot tub and views of Ben Lomond is one the market - and it's just outside Glasgow.
The Farmhouse is a detached property nestled within a quant courtyard in Burnside, South Lanarkshire. With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, the idyllic house feels a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of Glasgow city centre which is just 15 minutes by car.
While the property boasts traditional features such as a boot room, wood-burning stoves and a clawfoot tub, it's been modernised to give it a clean yet cosy feel. The reception hallway, leads to a double-aspect main lounge, separate utility room, a large family room with open fire and access through to a gorgeous, recently refurbished dining- sized kitchen leading onto a sun room including free standing feature stove with direct access to enclosed rear gardens.
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The period staircase leads to the main house bathroom then through to the first floor revealing four double bedrooms. The upstairs offers outstanding views to Ben Lomond and beyond over the city.
The private south facing rear gardens get the sun from morning through till evening and there is a front garden too. Court yard parking sits at the front of the house while a double garage, and shed in the back garden with 'home office potential'.
Between all that and some underfloor heating, this stunning abode has a lot to offer. But potential buyers better be quick as the closing date is Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile the rest of us can just appreciate the stunning decor . . .
The Farmhouse sits in Midgardens, Burnside Road and is on at offers over £445,000. For more information contact the Slater Hogg and Howieson Burnside branch by calling 01414 321 095 or visiting their webiste.
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