A stunning detached villa set inside a farmhouse upgraded to modern standards is on the market.
Kirkland House in West Kilbride has five bedrooms and three bathrooms situated in a generous plot.
The property has four main levels and with almost 3,000 square feet there is plenty of space for the family.
The villa is being marketed by Corum in Largs for offers over £430,000.
The description states: "The hall gives access to a living/family room with oak flooring, woodburning stove and a set of French doors opening to a paved terrace in the rear gardens. The hall also opens to a living/dining room with woodburning stove and doorway access to extensive cellarage equipped with power and light.
"The kitchen is accessed from the living/dining room and is fitted with digitally controlled underfloor heating, and a range of wall and base units. A set of stairs leads to the half landing there is a WC/cloakroom and doorway access to a fabulous formal lounge.
"On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a recently renewed bathroom with digitally controlled underfloor heating and four piece suite to include WC, wash hand basin, bath and larger style shower cubicle with thermostatic shower. The master bedroom enjoys built in wardrobe storage and an ensuite shower room with three piece suite to include WC, wash hand basin and larger style shower cubicle with thermostatic shower.
"On the upper landing there are three further spacious double bedrooms and a modern three piece shower room. A doorway to the rear of the upper landing gives access to the "Crows nest" which makes an ideal office/study or store as desired. In addition to the above the property has double glazing, gas central heating and extensive driveway parking leading to a substantial detached double garage equipped with power and light along with a recently installed remote control garage door."
For more information on the property go here.
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