London Road

Kilmarnock, KA3 7AH

Tenure: Freehold

Originally constructed in the mid-1800s and meticulously converted into two distinguished character properties, Number 65 London Road epitomizes luxury living. This exceptional residence offers accommodation spread over two levels, boasting a private garden, driveway parking, and a standard of finish rarely found in today's market.

As soon as you step through the entrance of this hugely impressive home you are greeted by charm and elegance, characteristic of its era, including all features expected from a property of this period including spacious room sizes with exceptionally high ceilings, raised skirtings, solid wood architraves as well as detailed cornice and ceiling rose. The accommodation offers remarkable flexibility, seamlessly blending bedrooms with public spaces, complemented by a stylish newly fitted kitchen. The ground floor features an entrance hallway leading to a family/TV room or bedroom, alongside a half landing hosting a large utility cupboard, bathroom, and two bedrooms. Ascending to the upper level, the formal lounge beckons with its beautiful bow window formation and captivating fireplace housing an inset wood-burning stove. Additionally, this level accommodates a sizable double bedroom, dining kitchen, formal dining room, and an additional WC/cloakroom.  Externally, to the front there is a large driveway allowing parking for many cars with the gardens being predominantly at the rear providing an enclosed space including an attractive patio and lawn bordered by a range of mature hedging and shrubbery.  A viewing of this splendid traditional home is essential to fully appreciate its quality and space. Perfectly suited for various buyer preferences, within an incredibly convenient locale.

Situated in a highly sought-after location, you'll find yourself surrounded by the best of Kilmarnock's amenities, including shops, schools, and parks, all within easy reach. Adjacent to London Road is the entrance to Kay Park with several acres of picturesque landscapes, children’s playpark, and a stunning lake at the centrepiece surrounded by picturesque walking paths.  The nearby town centre provides a range of restaurants and pubs together with the convenience of both the train and bus stations which offer a regular service north and south of the town.  The M77 provides simple and effective commuting to both Glasgow City Centre in the North and Ayr Town Centre in the South.

EPC rating: D. Council tax band: E, Tenure: Freehold,