A wonderful two-bedroom link-detached cottage, nestled in the picturesque village of Hyndford, Lanark. Mainly entered via Hyndford Bridge which was constructed in 1772, this deceptively spacious and stunning home is presented in walk-in condition throughout and features a beautifully landscaped garden with a large conservatory, gas central heating with combination boiler, double glazing throughout, woodburning fire and excellent room sizes.

Externally there is a large and private garden at the rear which is primarily laid to lawn with a decked area and paving slabs with a selection of decorative plant borders bound by a timber fence. The garden allows for a variety of purposes, whether you are looking for amazing summer BBQs, family gatherings or even working-from-home outdoor settings.

The accommodation in full comprises; a warm and welcoming reception hallway, a formal living room to the front of the property with lovely cornice work, ceiling rose and a multi-fuel log burning stove, a front-facing double bedroom with a press storage cupboard and a family bathroom with a three piece suite and over bath shower.

To the rear of the property, there is a formal dining room leading to the kitchen area which presents a range of wall and floor-mounted units, the gas-fired boiler and plenty of space for appliances. The kitchen provides access to the conservatory area, which is an excellent place for relaxing with its patio doors to the garden grounds.

A split-level staircase leads to the upper landing where you are greeted by bedroom number two which can be used for multiple purposes and even working from home space too.

The property is located on the outskirts of Lanark, by Hyndford Bridge. Secondary schooling is available in Lanark (about ten miles), with local services including shops and supermarkets. The World Heritage Site of New Lanark (about twelve miles) is an award-winning industrial model village with guided tours of the mill village and a superb riverside walk passing a series of waterfalls (the Falls of Clyde). The Clyde Walkway is a forty-mile-long distance walk from Glasgow City Centre to the World Heritage Centre at New Lanark, travelling through industrial areas with spectacular historic and modern buildings, with a mixture of urban and rural making it a delightful walk with a fascinating history.

There are many local walks around the village including a circular walk into the estate grounds surrounding the old castle site (Douglas Castle), of which only a single tower remains.

There are many interesting walks in the area including the Hidden Side of the Falls of Clyde, near Lanark (about ten miles) with gorge cliffs and the ruins of Corra Castle. There are a number of golf courses in the area with the Douglas Water Course by Lanark (about four miles distant) and the racecourse at Hamilton providing regular fixtures.

Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold