Fixed Price £875,000 Whitekirk Whitekirk Mains Farmhouse, Whitekirk, North Berwick, East Lothian, EH42 1XS Viewing by Appt Tel Agents 01620 892000

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Fixed Price £875,000 Whitekirk Whitekirk Mains Farmhouse, Whitekirk, North Berwick, East Lothian, EH42 1XS Viewing by Appt Tel Agents 01620 892000 Fixed Price £875,000 Whitekirk Whitekirk Mains Farmhouse, Whitekirk, North Berwick, East Lothian, EH42 1XS Viewing by appt tel Agents 01620 892000 01620 892000 | eastlothianprimeproperty.com Description A rare opportunity to purchase an outstanding East Lothian farmhouse presented in superb condition throughout and combining period features with modern family living together with wonderful views overlooking the East Lothian countryside. This fine family home benefits from a spacious kitchen/living room extension which has doors leading on to delightful gardens and is ideally located close to the East Lothian coastline and the many fine golf courses. The property is also within the catchment area for North Berwick High School. The accommodation, on the ground floor, comprises - vestibule, inner hall, drawing room with window to the front and side, sitting room with window to the front, large reception hall with WC off and second vestibule entrance, family room with windows to the side and double doors leading to the superb kitchen/ living room/dining room which has skylights and windows to two aspects, room for a large dining table and having an excellent selection of kitchen units with granite work surfaces, range cooker, cooker hood, microwave, integrated dishwasher and fridge with spacious utility room off; and on the first floor - stairs from the reception hall lead to a fine master bedroom with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom, double bedroom 2, double bedroom 3 with ensuite shower room, family bathroom and a bedroom wing with two further double bedrooms and a passageway with a second stair leading back down to the kitchen area. Outstanding 5 bedroom detached house with fine gardens and double garage with office above Location Whitekirk is a beautiful unspoilt village situated in the heart of the East Lothian countryside, close to both East Linton and North Berwick. The village has an ancient and historic church and leisure facilities are available in North Berwick with many pleasant walks nearby in Binning Wood, the John Muir Country Park and the East Lothian coastline itself where there are excellent beaches. Local shops are available in East Linton while supermarket facilities are available in both North Berwick and Haddington. There is easy access to the City Centre, the central Scotland motorway network and Edinburgh International Airport and there are good rail connections at Dunbar and at North Berwick. There are good local primary and secondary schools in North Berwick as well as a selection of independent schools nearby. Garden There are superb well maintained gardens to the front and both sides of the property. The driveway has block paving and gives access to the double garage which has an office above. Garage and Parking There is a double detached garage which also houses the biomass boiler, with an office above and an electric door. There is ample parking for cars on the driveway. Whitekirk is a beautiful unspoilt village situated in the heart of the East Lothian countryside Fixtures and Fittings The carpets, blinds and light fittings throughout are included in the sale price together with the cooker hood, range cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, separate fridge/freezer in utility room and Wendy house and wood store. The bookcase in the drawing room may be available by negotiation. Services There is a biomass boiler which provides both heating and hot water to the property. The Biotech biomass generates Renewable Heat Incentive tax free payments of approximately £2,500 per quarter which are index linked for the next 5 years and payable to the property owner. The fully automated biomass boiler system is housed in the garage along with the water tank and the hopper for the wood pellets it burns. The pellets are delivered directly into the hopper every 8-12 weeks, depending on seasonal usage, and these cost about £2,500 per year. Therefore, over the next 5 years, there will be a net profit (not cost) of approximately £35,000 for running the biomass boiler to provide both heat and hot water to the property. LPG serves the cooker. Directions On approaching Whitekirk from North Berwick, turn in at the Church and then first left at the phone box and Whitekirk Mains Farmhouse is the first house on the right. On coming from the south, turn left at the Church into Whitekirk village and turn left at the phone box with the house being the first on the right. The family tend to access the house down the steps from the top of the driveway. EPC Rating F Home Report The Home Report is available to be downloaded from our website www.eastlothianprimeproperty. com. The condition of the property and any material matter is disclosed in the Home Report. Approx. Gross Internal Area 496 sq m / 5341 sq ft Garage Approx. Gross Internal Area 80.4 sq m / 865 sq ft For identification only. Not to scale. © Katch 2016 www.katch.xyz Utility Room Double 14’1” x 13’1” Bedroom 4 4.30m x 4.00m 14’1” x 13’1” 4.30m x 4.00m Double Bedroom 5 13’5” x 10’2” Kitchen / Dining Area 4.10m x 3.10m Office 33’10” x 21’4” 17’11” x 11’11” 10.30m x 6.50m 5.47m x 3.64m Ensuite Double Family Room Bedroom 3 Reception Hall 18’1” x 12’10” Bathroom 18’1” x 12’10” 29’10” x 18’1” Garage - First Floor 5.50m x 3.90m 5.50m x 3.90m 9.10m x 5.50m Dressing Room Garage 25’1” x 20’3” Master Double 7.64m x 6.17m Drawing Room Sitting Room Bedroom Bedroom 2 25’11” x 18’4” 18’4” x 16’1” 18’4” x 18’1” 18’4” x 16’1” 7.90m x 5.59m 5.59m x 4.90m 5.60m x 5.50m 5.60m x 4.90m Garage - Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Note: Interested parties should request their solicitor to note interest. The Seller is not bound to accept the highest or any offer. These particulars do not form part of any contract. The statements or plans are not warranted nor to scale. Approximate measurements have been taken by sonic device at the widest point. Services and appliances have not been tested and no warranty is given as to their compliance with Regulations. 01620 892000 | eastlothianprimeproperty.com.
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