On stepping through the front door, a vestibule opens into a welcoming hall (with storage), resplendent with wood-panelled walls, exposed ceiling beams, and traditional tartan carpeting. It sets the scene for the wonderful proportions and homely feel of the accommodation to follow. On your left is the living room, which is flooded with natural light from a south-westerly facing bay window. The room displays a number of charming details, including a feature stained-glass window, a traditional alcove, and a high ceiling with smooth coving work. A focal point fireplace creates a cosy ambience, whilst a broad footprint allows for a generous arrangement of lounge furniture. Enjoying delightful rear garden views is the dining room. Also enhanced by a feature fireplace, this second reception room provides space for a large table, as well as comfortable lounge furniture, creating a wonderful setting for dining, entertaining, and socialising. Next door, the breakfasting kitchen comes replete with a good range of classic-design timber cabinets and ample worktop space, incorporating a Belling range cooker, a dishwasher, a fridge-freezer, and a washing machine. Furthermore, it accommodates room for a breakfast table for morning coffee. A porch for muddy boots affords handy access to the rear garden. Serving the ground floor is a good-size family bathroom, housing a three-piece suite with a shower-over-bath.

Located on this level are the three main bedrooms. The front-facing master bedroom is extended by a bay window, benefitting from a built-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room. The second double bedroom, with a pedestal washbasin, is an equally generous space, whilst a large single bedroom with flexible proportions completes the ground floor. Upstairs, a vast loft, floored including power and light, spans the entire depth of the property. With the appropriate permissions, it could be converted into further living or sleeping accommodation. Here, there is also a floored loft room, which is spacious and airy, bathed in light from a large Velux window. It represents a wonderfully versatile space for creative use. Gas central heating and double glazing are found throughout

Externally, the home is accompanied by well-maintained gardens. In addition to the paved front garden, the enclosed rear garden features a large monoblock patio, a generous expanse of lawn, and a garden hut. A long driveway to the side leads to a detached single garage, providing off-road parking for multiple cars.

• Traditional semi-detached villa in Ayr

• Sought-after residential district

• Strolling distance of the beach

• Potential for further development

• Spacious, well-proportioned interiors

• Welcoming hall with built-in storage

• Bay-windowed living room

• Large formal dining room

• Spacious breakfasting kitchen

• Master bedroom with en-suite shower

• Second generous double bedroom

• One flexible single bedroom

• One spacious floored loft room

• Good-size 3pc family bathroom

• Extensive floored loft (with power & light)

• Gas central heating & double glazing

• Private, enclosed rear garden

• Detached single garage & driveway

Extras: Included in the sale are all fitted floor coverings, light fittings, freestanding kitchen appliances, and the garden hut.

Ayr

The popular coastal town of Ayr is most famous for its long sandy beach, where you can stroll along the promenade with an ice cream and enjoy family time. It is also renowned as the birthplace of the famous poet, Robert Burns. Peaceful Alloway (in Ayr) is one of the most picturesque conservation villages in Scotland with its pretty gardens and quaint Brig O’Doon. The historic remains of Dunure Castle, the beautiful Culzean Castle and estate, and the world class luxury hotel and resort, Trump Turnberry, are all a short journey by car.

Ayr services all your needs with independent shops, coffee shops, supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, schools, and professional services, as well as offering a wide range of recreational facilities and golf at Belleisle, Seafield, and Dalmilling Golf Clubs.

Walkers are also spoiled for choice and racing enthusiasts will know that Ayr Racecourse is home to the Scottish Grand National and Ayr Gold Cup festival. The mainline railway station provides services north to Glasgow, south to Stranraer, and beyond.

Features

• Sought-after residential district
• Strolling distance of the beach
• Potential for further development
• Spacious, well-proportioned interiors
• Welcoming hall with built-in storage
• Bay-windowed living room
• Large formal dining room
• Spacious breakfasting kitchen
• Master bedroom with en-suite shower
• Second generous double bedroom
• One flexible single bedroom
• One spacious floored loft room
• Good-size 3pc family bathroom
• Extensive floored loft (with power & light)
• Gas central heating & double glazing
• Private, enclosed rear garden
• Detached single garage & driveway