Imagine owning a piece of history. Brousterland offers just that. It is one of the oldest surviving dwelling houses in East Kilbride. Brousterland dates back to circa 1737.
This A-listed property occupies a secluded location. Large mature gardens surround it. A tree-lined driveway leads to this charming house.
Brousterland presents a unique opportunity. You can purchase a four-bedroom house with three public rooms. Stone gables boast the traditional Crowstep design. This iconic feature predates the 1850s.
Inside Brousterland, you will find an impressive formal lounge. It features an enchanting fireplace. A formal sitting room showcases stunning exposed sandstone walls. The next owner can entertain in a glorious formal dining room. A WC cloakroom adds convenience. There’s a large dining-sized kitchen. A cosy sunroom completes the picture.
The delights continue upstairs. On the first floor, discover two bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two further bedrooms and a bathroom complete the second floor.
The surrounding gardens are a fabulous feature. They are extensive to the front and rear. Mature trees and immaculate lawns enhance the property. Ample parking is available to the rear and side.
Brousterland is more than just a house. It is a tangible link to the past. Imagine the stories these walls could tell. Think of the generations who have lived here.
Walking through Brousterland is like stepping back in time. You can almost hear the echoes of laughter and conversation. Every room exudes character and charm. The exposed sandstone walls whisper tales of bygone eras. The traditional Crowstep design is a testament to the craftsmanship of the past.
Brousterland stands as a reminder of East Kilbride’s rich heritage. It has witnessed centuries of change. Yet, it retains its timeless appeal. It is a rare gem. Brousterland is waiting to be cherished by its next proud owner. Don’t miss the chance to own a real piece of history here at Brousterland.