Humbie Road, Eaglesham

Bogside Farm is a traditional detached farmhouse. Set within East Renfrewshire's rolling countryside, the property commands open views and is set within approximately 6.8 acres of gardens and grazing.

Bogside offers a wonderful opportunity for extensive refurbishment, development and significant upgrading as the property also offers large, attached outbuildings that subject to planning, could offer outstanding scope for additional accommodation.

The main farmhouse is a two storey dwelling house set under a slate roof system and extends to on the ground floor, large reception hallway with bathroom, living room, downstairs bedroom three/dining room, dining kitchen with access through to a small morning room, kitchen in turn leads through to rear utility area, back hallway and access to former agricultural area and integral garage. Traditional staircase leads to upper landing area where there is access to two double bedrooms. The property is serviced by means of a septic tank and has oil central heating.

Both attached outbuildings are significant in size, one utilised as a former byre and the other configurated with stalls. There is a dilapidated corrugated hay barn in addition to three further derelict outbuildings.

Bogside Farm is accessed via a long private driveway, which sets the house well back from the road. There is ample courtyard parking to the front. Lawned rear garden in addition to extensive grazing to the front.

Please note: the property has been uninhabited for many years, and there is a significant level of refurbishment and capital investment required.

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Local Area
The conservation village of Eaglesham is a fine example of late 18th Century planning and architecture, and the village was designated Scotland's first outstanding conservation area in 1960. The village provides a range of local shops, up market hotels, bars, restaurants, popular village primary school and is also within the catchment radius for nationally recognised schooling. Some of Scotland's finest independent schools are also easily accessible on the south side of Glasgow. The surrounding countryside offers quiet country lanes, fishing, and a number of highly regarded golf courses. There are regular bus services provided to the city centre and excellent motorway networks providing swift access to Glasgow and Ayrshire. Busby Station, Clarkston Station and Hairmyres Station are the local train stations. Both Glasgow and Prestwick airports are also within easy reach.