Occupying a commanding elevated position, Thorterburn Farm has a fantastic setting with superb views to the surrounding district. The extensive accommodation extends to circa 5,140 square feet and the home is undoubtedly large enough to cope with the largest of families.

Thorterburn Farm comes with extensive out buildings and sheds which include garage, tack room, two former byres, stable with three loose boxes and a selection of traditionally constructed farm buildings along with barn storage. Planning permission exists to convert the outbuildings into two further residential units if so desired.

The farm is constructed of Whin stone under a pitched slate roof and retains a wealth of traditional charm and appeal. The property would be a superb base for any clients looking for equine orientated property, along with the farm there is approximately 12 acres or thereby available (two plots to choose from), which comprise of two fields. There are a further 50 acres possibly available subject to separate negotiation.

Thorterburn Farm is approached by a tarmacadam road off a minor public road and is surrounded by its own farmland. The house comprises large reception hallway, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, dining kitchen, study, five bedrooms, master with en-suite, a cloakroom and WC, utility room, tack room, garage, two byres and a stable.

Thorterburn Farm lies on the south side of the city and is close to the M77 and the M8 which provide easy access to the city centre. The village of Uplawmoor, which is one of Renfrewshire's smallest villages, is just a mile and a half away and benefits from a primary school and an active sports club. Neilston, which is the nearest town, has more amenities including a range of local shops as well as sports/recreational facilities, and schooling, and is, 11 miles from Glasgow, Scotland's largest city.

Eastwood High is the nearest secondary school and the city itself is equipped with numerous primary and secondary schools, both in the state and private sector. A regular train service (half hourly) runs from Neilston station to Glasgow city centre and takes less than 30 minutes. Due to its elevated position there are magnificent views from the farm. To the north Ben Lomond can be seen which is the most southerly Monroe, rising to 3,195 feet which towers over the eastern shores of Loch Lomond. To the south west there are views of Ailsa Craig and finally to the south east, views of Tinto hill which is the largest and most prominent landmark of the upper reaches of the Clyde Valley.

The property is also extremely well situated for access to Glasgow International Airport and Prestwick Airport, both of which offer many international and national routes. Thorterburn Farm is also located on the route to Ayrshire where many fine golf courses can be found along with a wide variety of beautiful hotels and country clubs.

Viewing of this exceptional property can arranged solely through the selling agents. Further information can be give on request.