Row of redundant workers' cottages, Stair, Mauchline, South Ayrshire, KA5

The property enjoys a peaceful rural setting in the heart of the Ayrshire countryside, whilst remaining conveniently located for access to the nearby villages of Tarbolton and town of Mauchline. Both provide a range of day-to-day amenities including primary schooling, local shops and community facilities. The County Town of Ayr is approximately 9 miles distant and offers an extensive range of retail, leisure and professional services together with secondary schooling, a private school, supermarkets and Ayr Hospital.

The property is well placed for commuting, with the A70 providing convenient access east towards Cumnock and west to Ayr. The A77/M77 road network offers straightforward links north to Glasgow and beyond. Railway stations at Ayr and Prestwick provide regular services to Glasgow, whilst Glasgow Prestwick Airport is approximately 10 miles away and Glasgow Airport around 40 miles away.

Ayrshire is renowned for its wealth of outdoor pursuits including world-class golf courses such as Royal Troon, Turnberry and Prestwick Golf Club, together with numerous country walks, fishing, equestrian facilities and sailing at the nearby marinas of Troon and Ardrossan. The area is also steeped in history and is closely associated with Scotland’s National Bard, Robert Burns, whose birthplace and numerous visitor attractions are located nearby.

The row of redundant workers’ cottages formerly served the adjacent Milton Hone Works, a historic hone stone manufacturing operation whose products were exported worldwide. Constructed of traditional stone under a slate roof, the cottages retain their historic character and offer potential for restoration or alternative uses, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. There is currently no planning permission in place for redevelopment or conversion. The property benefits from an area of ground to the rear, which is predominantly overgrown with shrubs and woodland.

The property is sold subject to any public rights of access exercisable in terms of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, it being noted that such rights do not apply to the curtilage of a dwellinghouse. The neighbouring properties have a right of access over the road.

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Postcode: KA5 5PA