An Acail House, 9 HIgh Street, Ayton, Eyemouth, TD14 5QN
Sale history
£283,000 in July 2016
The property
Located in the historic village of Ayton in the picturesque Scottish Borders, this traditional B-Listed sandstone house has been expertly renovated to create a fantastic family home brimming with contemporary style and period charm. Starting in the vast entrance hall with bold chequered floor, this house offers unrivalled proportions over a superb layout – ideal forany growing family. At the heart of the home is the modern, convivial family kitchen with ample space for cooking and entertaining. Continuing to the sunny breakfast room, double patio doors open onto the gravelled seating area a further door provides access to the utility room with WC. The ground floor includes two further reception rooms, which are both impeccably presented in contrasting styles. The manor-style sitting room, which accommodates a formal dining area an an elegant drawing room. Continuing upstairs onto the bright and airy landing, the property boasts four superb, beautifully presented double bedrooms (two en-suite) and a delightful single bedroom. The pristine family bathroom features bath with shower attachment. Externally the property enjoys extensive rear garden grounds and gravelled area. The property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing. Potential for Building and Garage plot subject to planning approval. Viewing is highly recommended
| Total Floor Area | 189 m2 |
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