Kimberley House, Main Street, Kirkconnel, Sanquhar, DG4

Modernised family home with private gardens.

Description

Kimberley House is a traditional two storey detached house occupying a fine semi-rural position north of the town of Sanquhar.

The period property, which is set back from the banks of the River Nith, has undergone a substantial modernisation programme in recent years to form an impressive and beautifully presented family home over two levels which blends original features with contemporary style.

The accommodation on the ground floor begins with an entrance vestibule leading to the spacious reception hallway. Off the hall is the dual aspect sitting room, with wood flooring and inset media wall complete with downlighting and window seat. The formal dining room is set off the kitchen with a fireplace as the focal point and also benefits from in-built storage. The elegant breakfasting kitchen displays a range of high and low level mounted cabinetry, integrated appliances and kitchen island. The downstairs accommodation is completed by an additional bedroom and luxurious main bathroom, with shower and stunning freestanding bath.

The first floor accommodation comprises four well-proportioned double bedrooms. A study and generously-sized modern shower room with rain head shower and twin wash basins completes this level.

The gardens are accessed from an elevated patio level, leading down to manicured lawns. From here there is access to an additional cellar room at the back of the property currently used as utility/office space with a separate entrance. The property is fully fenced with space for parking multiple vehicles.

Location

Kimberley House is set in the small village of Kirkconnel, on the banks of the River Nith. The village is a popular tourist destination for anglers, cyclists and walker. There is shopping, schooling and transport connections in the nearby town of Sanquhar (3.4 miles)

Sanquhar sits in a convenient location in the southwest of Scotland with the towns of Ayr and both Dumfries approximately 30 miles away. Sanquhar railway station is on the Glasgow to Carlisle line with connections at Carlisle for London. The town, which lies on the route of the Southern Upland Way, has a primary school, secondary school, modern swimming pool, wide selection of local shops, library, health centre, pharmacy, two banks, post office and a picturesque nine hole golf course. Salmon fishing is available on the River Nith.