- Double Glazing +
- Ensuite Bathroom +
- Fantastic Views +
- Full of Character +
- Large Garden +
- Off Road Parking +
- Air Source central heating +
An Taigh Feannaig is a very charming one and a half storey detached home in Ballygrant on the Isle of Islay. Built around 200 years ago, it was fully renovated and refurbished in the mid 1990's. Located in a stunning part of the famous whisky island surrounded by countryside, fields and woodland.
The property is set out over two floors. On the ground floor there is a spacious lounge/ diner, kitchen with access to the back garden, utility area, large bedroom with fitted wardrobes, and an impressive modern shower room.
On the first floor is a master bedroom with four double fitted wardrobes, an en suite bathroom leading from the master bedroom, a study area on the landing and another excellent bedroom with fitted walk in wardrobes.
The garden is mostly set to lawn with raised wooden beds to one side of the property. The patio area has built in seating; this will be a lovely area to enjoy in the warmer months. The shed and fully stocked wood store are included in the sale. Islay is well known for its wonderful whisky distilleries and diverse and interesting animal and bird life.
Council Tax Band D
Air Source Heating, new carpets throughout and UPVC windows & doors have recently been installed.
All floor coverings and window dressings are included.
Ample off- road parking.
Very good Home Report.
Walk in condition.
Air Source heating to radiators throughout.
Viewing is strictly through Mactaggart Property
Prospective purchasers who have notified their interest through Solicitors to either C & D Mactaggart and/or Mactaggart Property, in writing, will be advised of a closing date, if a closing date is instructed by the Seller. The Seller will not be obliged to fix a closing date. The Seller will not be obliged to accept the highest, or indeed any offer and has the right to accept an offer at any time or withdraw the property from the market. The Seller will not be liable for any costs incurred by interested parties.
Most local facilities and amenities are situated within the main town of Bowmore
The ferry terminals are to the north at Port Askaig and to the south at Port Ellen. The island has an airport that has regular flights to Glasgow.
Lounge
Wooden floor, pendant lights, open working fire with a marble hearth and wooden mantle, triple aspect windows.