An original Ayr apartment is up for sale on Doonfoat Road.
Situated on the ground floor and formally known as the “Billiard Room” of Seafield House, the Dalmarnock apartment is unique, with accommodation split over three levels including a lower ground floor.
Entry to this exclusive apartment is a short walk through the light filled Grand Hall. Once inside you are greeted with a spacious open plan lounge with a centrally located glazed roof lantern and large casement windows filling the room with natural light.
A stylish staircase leads to an upper mezzanine floor which allows for closer inspection of the curved ceiling space which frames the extensive glass roof lantern.
Concealed below the upper level sits the bespoke Neptune kitchen bookmarked between two walls with a central island unit providing seating and a natural divide to the open plan living space.
A further staircase leads to the master bedroom positioned a few steps down from the ground floor. The sumptuous master bedroom features an en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobes.
The master suite is further enhanced by Seafield House's famous ‘secret' external courtyard. This outdoor space is entirely enclosed with exclusive access from the master bedroom - the perfect spot to enjoy your morning tea.
Continuing down a few more steps, and the apartment reveals another surprise - the lower ground floor. Although this space is technically below the ground floor two windows provide plentiful natural light from the courtyard.
Tucked to the back of the space a small metal gate restored from the original House provides an enclosure to a small wine cellar.
This unique and generous lower ground floor can be used to accommodate a variety of uses perhaps as gym space, study, additional bedrooms or dining room.
The lower ground floor benefits from a separate external exit.
Seafield House is set naturally within the heart of the luxurious Seafield Gardens development and enjoys exclusive main access taken through large sandstone gate piers and wrought iron controlled gates.
Once inside, generously laid out grounds to the North and South are kept distinct from the new housing by an extensive mature landscaping scheme.
In keeping with 18th century designed landscapes of stately homes, the gardens closest to the front of Seafield House are a formal parterre, with the existing wooded ground to the south of Seafield House forming a more informal naturalistic style garden meandering within the mature trees.
The Dalmarnock is accepting starting bids from £525,000 and more information can be found here.
All information and images provided by Corum Property
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