Seabank Road, Ayr, Ayrshire

This traditional main-door double-upper apartment is an impressive two-bedroom residence, which is on the first and second floors of a beautiful C-listed building from the late nineteenth century. The home blends period charm with high-quality modern interiors that are bright and spacious. It also boasts a quality kitchen and two bathrooms, as well as private and communal gardens and private parking. Furthermore, it is set on a peaceful cul-de-sac in the coastal town of Ayr, with fantastic nearby amenities, bus and rail links, and schools, as well as an access path to the spectacular sandy beach set within easy strolling distance.

The home’s private front door opens to a staircase which leads up to the first-floor hall (with built-in storage). Here, the attractive styling sets the standards for the following accommodation. In the living room, crisp white décor is paired with a plush carpet and a bold accent wall, which frames a charming wood-burning stove. A bay window (with recently-installed sash and case glazing) ensures a light-filled environment, whilst a built-in cupboard allows for on-hand storage. Highly detailed cornice work completes this elegant room. Meanwhile, the south-facing dining kitchen has a bright and airy ambience, as well as a stylish aesthetic, fitted with modern cabinets, wood-toned worktops, and fashionable splashbacks. It has room for a table and chairs, and comes with a selection of appliances too (integrated oven, gas hob, concealed extractor, and dishwasher, and freestanding fridge/freezer). Completing this level is an immaculate three-piece bathroom, enveloped in white walls and metro-style splashbacks.

A staircase from the hall leads up to a second-floor landing with storage and to the two double bedrooms. Both bedrooms enjoy neutral decoration and soft carpets for comfort. The principal bedroom, with the larger footprint, also benefits from two built-in wardrobes and a luxurious en-suite shower room. Plus, it has elevated views to the sea. The property has gas central heating, sash windows (with a mix of single and double glazing) and double-glazed Velux windows.

Outside, the home has a gated driveway for private parking and a large private rear garden area, featuring a generous lawn and a raised timber deck for relaxing and dining in the sun. In addition, there is a low-maintenance communal garden as well.

Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings, integrated kitchen appliances, and fridge/freezer are included in the sale. A washing machine may be available by separate negotiation. Please note, no warranties or guarantees shall be provided in relation to any of the movables and/or appliances included in the price, as these items are to be left in a sold as seen condition.

EPC Rating - C

Ayr

Located on the scenic south-west coast of Scotland within easy reach of Glasgow, the popular seaside town of Ayr is famous for its iconic esplanade and sweeping sandy beach. Renowned as the birthplace of Robert Burns, the ‘Auld Toon’ is steeped in history and its traditional town centre and bustling high street offer a charming array of independent retailers, bars, eateries and galleries, frequented by locals and visitors alike. A fashionable resort since the 19th century, Ayr is increasingly sought-after by commuters for its unhurried quality of life and excellent transport links. The town is supplemented by a range of professional services, major supermarkets, and leisure and recreation facilities including a cinema, a theatre and a sports centre. Families can enjoy picnics on the delightful Low Green, whilst walkers and cyclists are spoiled for choice with the surrounding countryside. The Ayrshire coast is famous worldwide for golf, with championship courses at Royal Troon, Prestwick and Turnberry. There is excellent sailing on the Firth of Clyde with yachting marinas at Troon and further up the coast at Largs and Inverkip, whilst Ayr Racecourse is home to the Scottish Grand National and Ayr Gold Cup festival. The town is served by a number of highly reputable primary and secondary schools and private co-educational schooling is available at Wellington. There is quick access to Glasgow via the A77/M77 and, additionally, rail services to both Glasgow and Edinburgh. For the global traveller, Prestwick International Airport offers a range of flights to Europe while Glasgow Airport offers an increasing number of inter-continental flights.