Kersewell Mains Cottage

• Equestrian unit or small holding
• Modernised cottage
• 2 reception rooms
• 2 bedrooms
• Double garage
• Various outbuildings including a poly tunnel.
• Stable block with spacious storage.
• About 3 acres of grazing land

LOCATION Kersewell Mains Cottage sits in a rural location 2 miles north east of Carnwath. The property is just off the A70 which leads direct to Edinburgh. The property lies in an attractive farming area.In Carnwath there is a primary school and good local shopping, together with a golf course. There are excellent secondary schools and supermarkets in both Biggar and Lanark – both are about 9 miles away. Lanark has a railway station, and some mainline services can also be joined atCarstairs Junction. The cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow are also in reach with major shopping centres, communications and international airports.DESCRIPTIONKersewell Mains Cottage is a comprehensive equestrian property that has undergone an extensive modernisation project in recent years.The detached cottage has been improved, extended and altered to provide a home meeting modern living standards. The project included fully insulating the whole house and replacing the windows with triple or double glazing. Thelayout has been reconfigured to provide a well thought out first floor with stylish bathroom. Downstairs a utility room off the new kitchen has been created. An excellent and versatile garden room extension has been added to the back of the house.The house is surrounded by a garden that includes an outside seating area, grassed areas and ample parking.The timber stable block has also undergone modernisation that included re-roofing and installing drainage. The stable block includes four decent loose boxes and a tack room. Included in the range are substantial storage rooms with power and a WC/shower room and offers scope to create additional accommodation with the appropriate permissions.There are various other versatile outbuildings including a poly tunnel, double garage and storage sheds.The land is divided into two larger and two smallerpaddocks. The fences have been improved and the land has been carefully managed for equestrian use.