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Hallmark Stud and Equestrian Facilities, Stewarton
Offers Over £900,000
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- alan@mrandmrsclarke.com
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- 7Bedrooms
- 5Bathrooms
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Alan Gall thinks:
The best of both worlds? We like to think so. Countryside living with convenient access to City Centre culture.
Just every now and again, an opportunity as rare as hens’ teeth comes along; an opportunity so jaw-dropping it immediately demands attention. Hallmark Stud offers a substantial slice of rural bliss throughout every one of its 28 acres with equestrian facilities.
Alan Gall loves:
Hallmark Stud is an incredible, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Aside from the vast expanse of gardens, fields and woodland, Hallmark Stud comes complete with Sidehead Farm and Sidehead Farm Cottage. Both homes are as individual as a set of fingerprints and offer farmhouse comforts and cottage charm respectively.
Original features abound in the farmhouse, with its cow byre now stylishly converted into a comfortable lounge. There’s a traditional kitchen and large dining room, as well as a cosy family room and home office. Add in the drawing room and an oh-so-bright sun room, and you’ll find you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to space.
The farmhouse has two large double bedrooms on the ground floor, one with en suite and an additional shower room, and a wonderful principal en suite bedroom on the first floor, with private access. There’s even a teenage crib with its very own staircase too.
The cottage, meanwhile, oozes countryside chic with a stunning double height entrance hallway, peaceful lounge and study. There’s a dining kitchen, which family and friends will make a beeline for, and a utility and handy downstairs cloakroom.
On the ground floor you’ll find the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, as well as a large double bedroom and family bathroom. And upstairs, there’s a further generous bedroom with en suite.
The mature gardens are large and manicured, and together with extensive farmland and woodland areas, they provide an incredible 28 acres of outside space – and gallons of fresh air! Professional standard equestrian facilities, including multiple stables and paddocks, offer endless possibilities and you can live The Good Life with your own flock of chickens and ample space for the finest kitchen garden.
Views stretch panoramically across endless countryside towards the Ayrshire coast, Ailsa Craig, Isle of Arran and Ayr Bay to the south. And to the north, the vista extends to the Trossachs National Park. You may even catch a glimpse of Ben Lomond on a clear day. It’s a rural idyll, tucked away from the hustle and bustle. Yet, walk into the nearby conservation village of Dunlop and be whisked into Glasgow City Centre in around 30 minutes by train.
- Three words : Farmhouse. Cottage. Land.
Our favourite part
With 28 acres to explore, it’s as vast as it is beautiful.
Specification
- 28 Acres of Land
- Tenure: Freehold
- Local Authority: East Ayrshire
- Council Tax Band: H
- Broadband Speed: 36mbs
- Services: Mains water, electricity and gas
Dunlop
Local Life
There’s a real community feel to the small conservation village of Dunlop, with its range of amenities and events, which include regular film nights, village fetes and other social activities.
It’s rural bliss, yet in just 30 minutes you can be whisked into the City Centre of Glasgow from Dunlop train station. Little wonder then that it’s so highly sought-after.
The local primary school in Dunlop is a feeder school for one of East Ayrshire’s best secondary schools, Stewarton Academy. There are also independent options around 35 minutes away, including Wellington School, Ayr and several in Glasgow.
For artisan bread and pastries baked four times a week, head down to the Idle Hands Shop & Bakery on Main Street, Dunlop. Shelves groan with exquisite cakes, loaves and savouries, which are replenished until sold out. Have a chat and an espresso, and pop back later for lunchtime essentials.
Merito is the 19th century community owned village pub with log burning fire. You’ll find traditional pub games and quizzes here, along with live music from time to time, Sports TV, and a popular-with-locals fish and chips night.
Struthers Farmhouse Café and Shop in Dunlop is a lovely place to sit and enjoy homemade food or buy a variety of local produce, including classic Ayrshire tatties and Scottish strawberries. For a more substantial meal, The Blair or The Mill House are only a few minutes’ drive away, offering a great selection of locally sourced home cooked fayre.
The market town of Stewarton is also just a couple of miles away, with a full range of stores, including Sainsbury’s and Aldi, a health centre, pharmacy and library.
Access to the main motorway at the M77 is 15-minute drive away and Glasgow Airport is 30 minutes by car.
When the great outdoors calls, there’s a plethora of walks right on your doorstep in this rural idyll, even before you’ve left your own land!
All on your doorstep
