£175,000 Offers over
Located within the Centre of Kings Park and enjoying a stunning yet quiet parkland setting is this impressive 'A' Listed Mansion House. 'Aikenhead House' was built circa late17th Century for the first Earl of Abercorn, who was Lord Provost of Glasgow at that time. The house has gone through a number of changes since then and most recently converted in 1996 in to a number of luxury apartments of all different sizes.
The accommodation it's self is entered via security entry system into communal hallway and comprises of a welcoming reception hallway with walk in storage cupboard/dressing room, impressive lounge with vaulted ceiling, modern well equipped kitchen with space for breakfasting table, bright spacious double bedroom and attractive three piece bathroom with shower. Further benefits of this unique property include electric central heating, single glazed sash and case windows and security entry. The property is accessed via a grand entrance/driveway from Carmunnock Road and there is a residents' car parks to front and rear of the building providing private car parking spaces.
The property remains highly convenient for a host of amenities and within walking distance of shops, coffee shops, restaurants and delicatessens. Recreational pursuits are varied including well maintained municipal parks, health clubs/gyms, golf courses both public and private. In addition there is an excellent choice of nearby schooling at both primary and secondary levels. Early internal viewing of this beautiful property is strongly advised to avoid disappointed.
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