Property Details
Council tax band: TBC
A comprehensively upgraded traditional detached farmhouse set on approximately one acre of ground, beautifully positioned in the midst of open countryside with excellent uninterrupted views over open fields to the Campsie Fells.
One of only two similar-style properties in this appealing steading style enclave, this generously proportioned home offers a flexible internal layout that can easily be adapted to suit a wide variety of family needs, depending on requirements.
A separated single-story extension with separate access sporting its own living area and kitchen, as well as a further two bedrooms with their own bathrooms and one bedroom having its own en-suite. However, a doorway could be reinstated between both the main property and extension to suit if needed, both areas to form one large family residence, with the accommodation reconfigured to comprise as many as six bedrooms.
Part of this charming building, which dates to around 1754, has been cleverly incorporated into the main structure to provide excellent family accommodation that has been modernised and upgraded for a modern lifestyle whilst retaining a certain character and charm that is all too often lacking.
On the ground floor, the dining kitchen is accessible, which features an impressive designer kitchen with ample storage, worktop space, and a shaped breakfast bar. The lounge is accessible from both the dining kitchen and has lots of natural light with views out onto the large rear garden through two sets of full-size windows. The living room has an oak staircase and access to two bathrooms. The front-facing dining room features a large window, and all windows have shutters throughout the house. The ground floor has exposed original cornices and centre pieces.
Accessed by the beautiful oak staircase with glass balustrades, the first-floor landing area provides reading nook storage/ study and two double bedrooms with sliding glass doors in both bedrooms. The bedrooms have double aspect windows to flood in light, and to the back they host French doors to appreciate the spectacular panoramic views over the south-facing rear garden. The property heating is controlled by the HIVE thermostat that uses the combi boiler.
Externally, security is ensured by means of a gated courtyard or driveway. The side driveway is capable of housing 30+ vehicles leading into the front entrance and state-of-the art west wing part of the house with a wood-burning stove that exposes beams on exposed apex ceilings throughout and hosts state-of-the art kitchen original stone walls internally, to mention just a few features. The rear, south-facing garden is predominately lawn enclosed within. An additional gazebo situated on the patio area of the rear garden allows for al fresco dining, and you will be guaranteed beautiful sunsets from April to October.
Also located on this stunning property is a 60 by 40 agricultural shed that could be utilised for a wide variety of different reasons depending on the owner's needs.
Also located on the land are kennels and a paddock with piped water supply should you wish to keep livestock.
Part of this charming building, which dates to around 1754, has been cleverly incorporated into the main structure to provide excellent family accommodation that has been modernised and upgraded for a modern lifestyle while retaining a certain character and charm that is all too often lacking.
Located between Avenuehead Road and Mollinsburn Road, Woodend Farm is in the midst of open countryside and yet is with reach of the amenities of Moodiesburn, Muirhead and Glenboig. There is access to the M80 and M73 via Cumbernauld Road at Moodiesburn, where there is also schooling.
This house description is based upon information supplied by the owner, or on behalf of the owner. These property particulars are produced in good faith and do not constitute or form part of any contract. s1homes do not take any responsibility for the accuracy of the information contained in this document.
