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Downan Farmhouse DOWNAN FARMHOUSE Ballantrae • Girvan • South ayrShire • Ka26 0PB SITUATION Downan Farm is situated in an attractive rural swimming pool, ten pin bowling, an ice rink, coastal setting in South Ayrshire. Within close golf courses, sailing, game and sea fishing as DOWNAN FARMHOUSE proximity of the farm is the seaside village of well as river and park walks and a college campus Ballantrae (1.1 miles) where there is a thriving incorporating the Scottish Rural University Ballantrae • Girvan community and facilities including village shop College (SRUC). and Post Office, primary school with nursery, The A77 at Ballantrae provides links to South ayrShire • Ka26 0PB 24 hour service station, a hotel/country pub, Cairnryan port and Stranraer to the south, and doctor’s surgery (with dispensary), bowling Ayr/Glasgow to the north. There are railway green, and garden centre (with tea room). Attractive period farmhouse with outstanding views stations in Girvan, Maybole and Ayr (providing The town of Girvan is 13 miles to the north and regular services to Glasgow and Stranraer), and to Ailsa Craig and Arran offers primary and secondary schooling as well as international airports at Prestwick (43 miles) a wider range of local and professional serivces, and Glasgow (72 miles). Ferry links to Ireland Girvan 13 miles, Stranraer 17 miles, Ayr 35 miles a train station and a swimming pool with gym, (Larne and Belfast) operate from Cairnryan soft play and a cafe. Ayr (36 miles) provides (23 miles). Glasgow offers all the services (all distances are approximate) a further choice of services and transport and transport connections associated with a = connections as well as a racecourse which is the major city. home of the Scottish Grand National meeting Traditional farmhouse (three reception rooms, five bedrooms) held annually in the spring. Ayr also has a public Range of traditional and modern farm buildings About 4.1 acres in total (1.65 hectares) For sale as a whole Savills Dumfries 28 Castle Street Dumfries DG1 1DG 01387 274 677 [email protected] Southwest Scotland provides a wealth of opportunities for outdoor pursuits with fishing available on various local river systems including the Stinchar. The Ayrshire coast is famous worldwide for golfing, with championship courses at Turnberry, Prestwick and Troon. Galloway Forest Park to the east is an area of outstanding natural beauty and offers excellent walking, mountain biking and fishing, and is one of only four national parks in the western world to have official Dark Sky status. DESCRIPTION Downan Farmhouse presently forms part of Glenapp Estate, situated in an enviable coastal position in South Ayrshire. The farmhouse benefits from well-proportioned rooms with many period features intact, and there are five bedrooms in total. Externally, the land extends to about 4.1 acres (1.65 hectares) and includes a range of useful modern and traditional farm buildings. Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area: Downan Farmhouse has a northwesterly aspect Utility 229.74 sq.m (2473 sq.ft) (Including WC) 3.30 x 2.74 and spectacular views over the scenic Ayrshire 10'10'' x 9' coast towards Ailsa Craig, Arran, the Mull of For Identification Only. Not To Scale. Kintyre and even Ireland on a clear day. The Kitchen 4.90 x 3.68 house is a two storey (full height) dwelling of To 16'1'' x 12'1'' Loft traditional stone construction with a slate roof; WC the accommodation is arranged over two floors as shown on the accompanying floorplans. B WT Study Shower Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 4.06 x 2.90 Room 3.84 x 3.12 4.11 x 3.10 13'4'' x 9'6'' Void The front door opens into a small vestibule 12'7'' x 10'3'' 13'6'' x 10'2'' which in turn accesses the ground floor Hall hall. Situated at the front of the house, the Hall Sitting Living Bedroom 1 Room Bedroom 4 northwestern facing living room and dining Room 4.90 x 4.29 4.85 x 4.24 4.47 x 4.44 4.27 x 3.99 16'1'' x 14'1'' Bedroom 5 15'11'' x 13'11'' 14'8'' x 14'7'' 14' x 13'1'' 3.07 x 3.05 room benefit from coastal views, with the 10'1" x 10' living room also having a large Clearview wood burning stove. A good sized study also has an open fireplace and could be utilised as a Vestibule television room/snug. Ground Floor First Floor The farmhouse kitchen is located towards the FARM BUILDINGS AND LAND Directions are advised to register their interest with the rear of the house with fitted units, an integrated Adjacent to the farmhouse there is a small From Ayr travel south on the A77 towards selling agents following inspection. electric cooker and a small Rayburn utilised range of former farm buildings, of mixed Stranraer. On reaching Ballantrae village, Solicitors principally for domestic hot water. There is a construction, which complement the grazing continue along Main Street leaving the village AB and A Matthews, Newton Stewart spacious utility room with additional storage land and provide useful storage space. Please (after crossing the river), and take the first right units and a sink as well as external access to the note, additional buildings (to the west of the hand turn. Continue along this road, again Fixtures and Fittings rear of the property. farmhouse) are available by separate negotiation. turning right at the first opportunity, and follow All fitted carpets and lighting are included in the this road for around 1 mile and you will reach sale. A large modern family bathroom with bath, large In close proximity to the farmhouse there are Downan Farm. Turn left and park up in the shower unit, WC, wash hand basin and vanity two enclosed paddocks, extending to 4 acres, yard adjoining the farmhouse. Mineral Rights unit is located next to the laundry room where ideally suited for grazing horses or other The mineral rights are reserved to Glenapp the oil fired boiler is also positioned. Upstairs livestock. Entry and Possession Estate. there are five bedrooms, with bedrooms 4 and 5 Entry by arrangement. requiring some upgrading. GENERAL REMARKS AND Basic Payment Scheme Offers INFORMATION For the avoidance of doubt, the sale does not The farmhouse benefits from UPVC double Offers in Scottish Legal Form are to be include any BPS entitlements. Viewing glazing, oil fired central heating (via boiler) and submitted to the selling agents, Savills, 28 Castle Strictly by appointment with Savills – domestic hot water (via oil Rayburn), a private Street, Dumfries, DG1 1DG. A closing date for Photographs taken 01387 274 677. June 2019 water supply (shared with the neighbouring offers may be fixed and prospective purchasers farm), mains electricity and drainage to a septic tank. Externally there is a large enclosed garden Services, Council Tax and Energy Performance Certificates laid to grass with a gravelled driveway and parking Property Services Council Tax Band EPC Rating area to the front of the house. To the side there Downan Private water, mains electricity, septic tank, oil E E (48) is an extensive area of hardstanding with parking. Farmhouse fired central heating boiler and oil fired Rayburn. STIPULATIONS DOWNAN FARM Purchase Price is also sold subject to the rights of public WOODLAND Within 7 days of the conclusion of missives a access under the Land Reform (Scotland) Act non-returnable deposit of 10% of the purchase 2003. The purchaser will be held to have WATERCOURSE price may be required to be paid. satisfied themselves as to the nature of all such servitude rights and others. The balance of the purchase price will fall due for payment at the date of entry (whether entry 2. The adopted highway extends through the Downan is taken or not) with interest accruing thereon at farm beyond the farm buildings. the rate of 5% above Bank of Scotland base rate. 3. A shared private water supply with Langdale No consignation shall be effectual in avoiding Farm is located on land being retained by the such interest. seller with rights of access for maintenance, Disputes repair and renewal. Should any discrepancy arise as to the N 4. There are farm buildings with mutual boundaries or any points arise on the Remarks, walls with the neighbouring farm with Stipulations or Plan or the interpretation of any responsibility for maintenance being 50:50 of them, the question shall be referred to the with the owners of Langdale Farm. arbitration of the selling agents whose decision 28 Castle Street, Dumfries, acting as experts, shall be final. 5. Appropriate rights of access, servitude and Dumfries & Galloway DG1 1DG +44 (0) 138 726 3066 wayleave will be granted and reserved as NOT TO SCALE Ordnance Survey (c) Crown Copyright 2018. Plans, Areas and Schedules All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 Published for the purposes of identification only and appropriate. although believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. They have been carefully Apportionments checked and computed by the selling agents and The Council Tax and all other outgoings shall the purchaser shall be deemed to have satisfied be apportioned between the seller and the himself as to the description of the property and purchaser as at the date of entry. any error or mis-statement shall not annul the IMPORTANT NOTICE Savills, their clients and sale nor entitle either party to compensation in any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not respect thereof. authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here Generally or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on Should there be any discrepancy between behalf of their client or otherwise.
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