Kirkton House is the most delightful Georgian former manse, originally built in 1763. This impressive C Listed family home is set in just under 3 acres of beautiful garden grounds and enjoys a semi-rural location that is still highly accessible to Edinburgh and Carlisle, with a high level of privacy.
The property is surrounded by open countryside and is on the banks of the Kirkton Burn, a tributary of Ewes Water, and which meanders through the garden. There is an extensive stone outbuilding (predominantly two storey), which had planning permission for conversion to additional residential accommodation. This building is presently used for storage/garaging/workshop but is a particular feature of the house and it would be easy to reinstate the now lapsed permission.
Built of traditional construction under a slate roof, the house offers well-proportioned rooms, retained period features, large windows and a flexible layout, and is in excellent condition throughout, with a stylish interior.
The accommodation comprises of three formal reception rooms, a garden room, beautiful kitchen with Aga and central island, six double bedrooms (one with ensuite bathroom), two additional bathrooms, a utility area and rear porch, boiler/boot room, and cloakroom/WC.
The extensive grounds include wooded areas, a charming walled garden, terrace, pathways and a split driveway, offering parking to the front and side of the building.
12 фев 2023
