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" ? WONDERFUL SETTING & LIFESTYLE
? A wonderful, traditional detached cottage within the heart of the Clyde Valley and enjoying wonderful views over its gardens and surrounding countryside. Comprising entrance hall, lounge, dining room/ 3rd bedroom two bedrooms, five piece bathroom, lean-to conservatory, fitted kitchen, oil ch, outbuildings and garages.


This charming, traditional detached cottage built in the early 1900's is set within large, established grounds with wonderful rear views over the valley and down to the flowing river/burn.

All the accommodation is on the ground floor and can only be appreciated upon internal inspection as the external frontage is particularly deceiving.

The accommodation comprises entrance vestibule, entrance hall, comfortable sized lounge with dual aspect windows to front and side, focal point fireplace. There is a separate dining room with parquet flooring and dual aspect windows to side and rear, two comfortable double bedrooms with built-in cupboards/presses and cloaks are which leads to the five piece family bathroom with coloured wc, bidet, wash hand basin, panelled bath and shower cubicle. The kitchen is fitted with wall and floor mounted cupboard and drawer units with worktop space, sink, space for white goods and has a focal point Aga/Range. From the kitchen there is access to a rear lean-to sun porch/conservatory with views and access to the gardens and over the rear valley.

The gardens, setting and outbuildings are a great feature of the house. The front is bound by a brick wall with wrought iron gates for pedestrian and car access as well as a beech hedge. There are two lawns, pathways and the driveway to the side provides access for several cars and leads to the garage and store areas. The rear of the house has a patio which enjoys private views over the rear valley and woodland along with lawns, established trees, shrubs and evergreens. Within the rear garden is a timber shed and two outhouses for further storage along with a further lawn and drying green.

Features of the house include oil central heating, partial double glazing, several outbuildings, substantial grounds/gardens and great potential to extend subject to appropriate planning consents.

The village of Dalserf is located within the admired Clyde Valley. The Valley itself is home to a wide variety of garden centres and has excellent picturesque country walks, sports facilities including fishing and excellent schools. There are bus services linking with the surrounding towns and cities and for those commuting by car there are excellent road links to the M74 and M8 to Glasgow, Edinburgh and the surrounding towns.

Lounge16'4" x 10'6" (4.98m x 3.2m).

Dining Room15'2" x 9'9" (4.62m x 2.97m).

Kitchen17'2" x 9'5" (5.23m x 2.87m).

Bedroom 112' x 11'11" (3.66m x 3.63m).

Bedroom 213'5" x 10'2" (4.1m x 3.1m).

Bathroom11'10" x 7'11" (3.6m x 2.41m).



Travel south on the M74. Take Junction 7. At the end of the slip road turn left onto Lanark Road A72. At the Cornsilloch Brae Roundabout and take the first exit down to the Garrion Bridge. Follow the A72 Lanark Road towards the village of Crossford. From the Garrion Bridge proceed for approximately three quarters of a mile and turn right onto Manse Brae. Proceed to the brow of the hill where the property is on the right hand side. Glenburn is the end house on the right.