Sawmill Cottage, Carronbridge, DG3

Sawmill Cottage, Carronbridge, DG3 5AY

A spacious and versatile, traditional three bedroom detached cottage of stone construction under a pitched slate roof situated in the village of Carronbridge. The property requires some attention but has great potential to become a loving home. The property briefly comprises a hallway with doors off to the living room, kitchen, bathroom, utility room and three bedrooms. Sawmill Cottage would suit buyers looking to renovate a traditional, detached home in the lovely village of Carronbridge within 2 miles of a wide range of local amenities in Thornhill, in the heart of the Buccleuch Estate.

The Accommodation

Upon entering the front door, you are welcomed to a small entrance vestibule and a second internal door which opens to the main hallway. The living room features an open fire and large windows with views of the neighbouring fields adjacent. There are three decent sized bedrooms in the cottage. The kitchen and separate utility room is located in the back of the house, part of an extension which has been added to the property in the past. The third bedroom is also located at the back of the house and a side door provides access to the patio and rear garden. The boiler is located in the utility room and there is additional plumbing and space for white goods.

The family bathroom has the benefit of accessibility, refurbished to a wet room standard with a walk in shower and hand rail.

Outside the property is accessed via a lane from the main road with a right of access. The cottage sits in a generous plot with lovely views of the fields adjacent, a large lawn to the front of the cottage with hedging, to provide privacy from the main road, and garden area to the back of the cottage. There is ample parking available for several vehicles. The property is named after Carronbridge Sawmill which has been operating since its takeover in 1995 and lies outside the conservation area.

Situation

Sawmill Cottage is situated on the edge of Carronbridge which benefits from a well equipped village hall with wider services. Thornhill provides good local services in a picturesque village, Boutique Shops, Hotels, Library, Bank, Cafes, Pubs, Foods Stores, Health Centre, small Hospital, a Pharmacy and a Golf Course can all be found here. Thornhill is served by several bus services to Ayr, Dumfries, Glasgow and Edinburgh beyond. One of the key attractions of the village to prospective residents is the Wallace Academy Primary and Secondary School which is rated as one of the best State Schools in Southern Scotland. Dumfries and Galloway is one of the genuinely rural areas of Scotland and therefore provides a quality of life that is becoming increasingly rare.

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