A 19th century Scottish lodge originally part of the Ravenstone Estate at the entrance to Ravenstone Castle Built of stone & brick with slate roof. The lodge has been updated over recent years into a comfortable home. The Lodge stands in its own land and has a considerable garden with a large lawn & flower beds and is surrounded by trees on three sides with views to open fields on the other, there are no immediate neighbors and the property stands on a private track off of a minor road

Beautiful country home within easy reach of the main A75 road, and in excellent decorative order throughout.

Featuring;

Conservatory 2.6 x 3.67 metres (8'6" x 12')
Woven mat floor covering, double glazed, radiator and blinds.

Kitchen 4.08 x 3.03 metres (13'4" x 9'11")
Part stone tiles & part carpet tiles, Raeburn Supreme AGA, fitted kitchen. Double glazed window, exposed ceiling beams, extractor fan and tiled walls.

Hall 3.41 metres (11'2")
Beige carpet.

Bathroom 2.96 x 2.07 (9'8" x 6'9")
White bathroom suite, wood effect lino, radiator, skylight and cupboard with hot water tank.

Bedroom 1 4.07 x 3.12 metres (13'4" x 10'3")
Exposed ceiling beams, 2 x radiators, 2 x double glazed windows, built in wardrobe, & beige carpet.

Bedroom 2 3.55 x 3.58 metres (11'8" x 11'9")
2 x radiators and 2 x double glazed windows and beige carpet.

Living Room 3.54 x 4.07 metres (11'7" x 13'4")
2 x double glazed windows, 2 x radiators, stone fireplace, window seats and green carpet.

Porch 1.46 x 1.48 metres (4'9" x 4'10")
Original feature lattice windows x 2, radiator & green carpet.

Garage
Stone block built double garage with power installed and workbench.

Gardens
Large garden with patio area, numerous plants, bushes and trees and a wooden shed.
Furnishings may by available by separate agreement if required.

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