Property description

• The poet Gary Snyder claimed that nature is not a place to visit, it is home. In this instance, with fields and farmland at your back door, he couldn\‘t be more right.
• EER Band G


The poet Gary Snyder claimed that nature is not a place to visit, it is home. In this instance, with fields and farmland at your back door, he couldn\‘t be more right.

Situated in the heart of the countryside, but on the outskirts and within walking distance of the small hamlet of Thorntonhall is this traditional four bedroomed farmhouse which already has planning permission to convert into two semi-detached properties. In addition there are two outbuildings with planning to build two detached barn conversions as well as garages and stables.   There is also a substantial area of land to either side included in the sale of this property. Whether you are seeking to create the perfect family home in this idyllic setting or you are looking to further develop the property to sell on there are a variety of options available to you; particularly given the planning permission that is already in place.

The current accommodation in the farmhouse itself is comprised of reception hallway with beautiful, traditional staircase, spacious lounge open plan to a dining area, sitting room with delightful dual aspects to both front and rear onto farmland, a sizeable kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted units and access off to a utility area with access to outside.

Upstairs the accommodation is comprised of bedroom one with integrated wardrobes and partially tiled ensuite shower room off with white two piece suite and walk-in shower, a partially tiled family bathroom with three piece suite, double sized bedroom two with a sizeable dressing room off, double sized bedroom three and a fourth bedroom.

There is also a courtyard to the front, a sizeable garden to the rear with outstanding outlooks out across farmland and fields to either side of the property.

The select, picturesque hamlet of Thorntonhall, one of the most select areas to live anywhere in the country, is surrounded by unspoilt countryside and is conveniently located within 9 miles and 3 miles of Glasgow City Centre and East Kilbride respectively. The hamlet provides a regular train service to both commercial centres. The southern orbital M77 road network provides high speed commuting links to the city and beyond.

Thorntonhall has been the most popular area to live in for the great and the good, the rich and famous from Glasgow and the whole of the West Coast of Scotland for a number of years. A short distance form the main hub of the Hamlet and train station within walking distance.
EER Band G

Lounge	24\‘6\" (7.47m) x 18\‘8\" (5.7m) (at widest point).
Kitchen	18\‘3\" (5.56m) x 13\‘10\" (4.22m) (at widest point).
Sitting Room	18\‘8\" (5.7m) x 11\‘9\" (3.58m) (at widest point).
Bedroom 1	15\‘4\" x 12\‘11\" (4.67m x 3.94m).
Bedroom 2	14\‘7\" x 11\‘8\" (4.45m x 3.56m).
Bedroom 3	13\‘9\" x 10\‘7\" (4.2m x 3.23m).
Bedroom 4	9\‘11\" x 7\‘7\" (3.02m x 2.31m).
Dressing Room	10\‘4\" x 7\‘4\" (3.15m x 2.24m).
Bathroom	15\‘2\" x 6\‘1\" (4.62m x 1.85m).
En Suite	12\‘10\" x 4\‘9\" (3.91m x 1.45m).

From Slater Hogg\‘s office at Clarkston Toll proceed into Clarkston and continue through Busby. At the roundabout at the bottom of Thorntonhall take a right onto Peel Road, proceed into the village. Turn right onto Waterfoot Road where you will find North Hill O\‘Dripps along on your left.