14 Arranton Place, Lamlash

This fully modernised three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow promises a superb location in Lamlash, with a pleasant burnside position just a short level walk to the seafront and the village. Ideal for first time buyers, downsizers or as a holiday home, the extended property has undergone a complete renovation in recent years, including understated cohesive interiors, with a new well-equipped kitchen, bathroom, doors, and flooring. The exterior render and roofing, with new guttering, have been professionally cleaned, whilst the spacious gardens offer the potential to create a private rear driveway with the correct permissions. 

The front door opens into a hall with built-in storage and practical oak-style flooring that continues through much of the home. At the end of the hall a bright living/dining room benefits from an open outlook and is arranged around a newly installed multi-fuel burning stove. Conveniently connected to the reception area is a stylish taupe and wood-toned kitchen, integrated with an oven, hob and extractor hood. A freestanding washing machine and tall fridge freezer are included, whilst a handy utility cupboard (vented for a tumble dryer) is accessible from the hall. Also located within the home are three well proportioned, plushly carpeted bedrooms, one of which boasts fitted storage. Finally, an all-white bathroom features a WC-suite and an L-shaped bath with an overhead shower and glazed screen. Air source heating and double glazing (fitted in 2019) ensure year-round comfort and efficiency.

Externally, the bungalow is complemented by neatly lawned gardens to all sides, overlooking a tranquil burn. Parking is currently on-street and unrestricted.

Area

Lamlash

This fantastic property is situated in a prime position, in the relaxed, coastal village of Lamlash, which lies on the eastern aspect of the Isle of Arran, a popular island off the west coast of Scotland. The village of Lamlash has two hotels (The Glenisle & Lamlash Bay Hotel), two pubs (The Pierhead Tavern (PHT) & The Drift Inn), a local church, a newsagents, a chemist, medical centre, the only hospital on the island and the refurbished Co-op. Brodick, Arran’s main town, has two larger Co-Op supermarkets and a full range of professional services.

Brodick is the port from which regular sailings throughout the day, serviced by Caledonian MacBrayne, lead to the mainland at Ardrossan. Commuters and travellers now benefit from Road Equivalent Tarrif (RET) ferry fares, which are substantially lower than before. Ardrossan has a main line rail station, with trains to Glasgow that connect with the ferry times, and is approximately 30 miles from Glasgow City Centre. Prestwick International Airport is 16 miles to the south of Ardrossan, with Glasgow International Airport 24 miles east of Ardrossan.

The Primary school, nursery and the only High School and Gym Campus are situated within walking distance and further Primary schooling is available in Corrie, Brodick and Whiting Bay. A frequent bus service runs around and across the island and, at Lochranza, there is the ferry terminus that allows quick access to the stunning West of Scotland via Claonaig.