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Park Keeper’s Cottage Carstairs Junction, Lanark Remains of cottage and site with potential to rebuild rural dwelling house. LAWRIE & SYMINGTON LIMITED , LANARK AG RICULTURAL CENTRE , MUIRG LEN , LANARK , ML 11 9AX TEL : 01555 662281 FAX : 01555 665638/665100 EMAIL : property@lawrie-a nd-s ymington.com WEB SITE : www.la wrie-and-symington.com Directions: Inspection: From Carstairs Village take Carstairs Inspection of the subjects are strictly by Road heading for Carstairs Junction. appointment only on telephoning the Sole After leaving the village the property is Selling Agents, Lawrie & Symington first on the left approximately half a mile Limited, Lanark. Tel: 01555 662281. on. Note: Situation: The seller is not bound to accept the The subjects are situated on the outskirts highest or any offer. of Carstairs Junction adjacent to the bowling green and football field. The foregoing particulars whilst believed to be correct are in no way guaranteed Description: and offerers shall be held to have Remains of stone built cottage with only satisfied them selves in all respects. the four exterior walls still standing, situated within its own garden ground. Any error or omission shall not annul the sale of the property, or entitle any party Access: to com pensation, nor in any Access to the property is by private circum stances give ground for action at driveway. Law. Planning: There is no planning consent to rebuild dwelling at present. Services: There are no services on the subjects although they are nearby. Title Deeds: The Title Deeds m ay be inspected at the offices of Freelands, 139 Main Street, Wishaw, ML2 7AU. Tel: 01698 355936. Offers: All interested parties should notify their interest with the Sole Selling Agents, Lawrie & Sym ington Limited, so that they may be notified of a closing date for offers. Tel: 01555 662281. Deposit: The purchaser shall within five days of acceptance of their offer, m ake payment of a sum equal to 10% of the purchase price. The balance payable at date of entry. .

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