Blairmore Cottage, Brodick Road, Lamlash, Isle of Arran, Ayrshire, KA27 8JU

Brodick Road is one of the primary residential locations within ‘Lamlash’ that features some of the most individual, eye-catching properties in Arran. ‘Blairmore Cottage’ was originally two cottages and was constructed in 1856 by Robert Shaw and this fantastic three bedroom family/holiday home still offers huge scope to further extend or add a conservatory (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents). The property has a beautiful setting, with views directly over Lamlash Golf Club, which is opposite.

Displaying a stunning frontage, the house offers some beautiful design features from a bygone era and offers flexible and versatile accommodation formed over a two storey layout. In essence, the front of the property belies the spacious accommodation internally. Although the house is very much a traditional home, it has a modern feel. The bespoke interior offers sophisticated living space, with exquisite period features that include picture rails and open fireplaces.

On entering the home through the reception hallway, it is immediately apparent that the current owner has meticulously looked after, improved and updated this family home for the six years of her ownership, which is fit for today’s modern living. Room usage throughout can be adapted to meet individual purchasers’ needs and will comfortably provide for a larger family or would make a super holiday home.

The property sits within a mature garden, which has been designed for ease of maintenance. This provides a private and safe environment for children in their very own adventure playground. The patio (to the rear) has been designed with entertaining in mind and has been used for this purpose on many occasions. The front garden is virtually maintenance-free and is bordered by shrubs and plants and has the added luxury of a driveway providing off-road parking for two/three vehicles.

In more detail the accommodation comprises: a welcoming entrance vestibule. The cream kitchen has been beautifully fitted to include a good range of floor and wall mounted units with a striking worktop, which provides a fashionable and efficient workspace and offers tremendous views over the golf course. It further benefits from an oven & hob and has space for an upright fridge/freezer. Access is gained to a useful utility room, which is plumbed for a washing machine and has space for freestanding storage. The rear porch gives direct access to the patio in the rear garden. The inner hallway gives access to the (potential) bath/shower-room, which has been completely stripped back (plumbing remains), but allows incoming purchasers to complete the room to their own taste. The dining/family room is very impressive and has a picture window flooding the room with natural light and providing tremendous views of the golf club. A feature fireplace and the original press are the other key focal points of this room. A decorative door opens from this zone into the lounge, which is a great room to just relax and chill, and offers superb views of the golf course and the Holy Isle. There is a further feature fireplace. The family bathroom (with space for a shower cubicle - STPP) completes the ground floor accommodation.

The upper accommodation comprises of three well- proportioned bedrooms, all with additional space for free standing furniture if required. All offer outstanding rural views and are very quirky with vaulted ceilings.

The high specifications of this family home also include partial double glazing and oil central heating.