Rarely available, a magnificent period detached villa, located in the heart of Eaglesham, overlooking The Orry.

Picketlaw House, regarded as one of Eaglesham's finest homes, built circa 1804, is a truly wonderful family home, carefully upgraded and well maintained by the present owner, set within generous garden grounds. Internally, the property retains much of its original character and charm with a stylish modern interior and provides flexible accommodation, arranged over two floors.

The accommodation extends to around 2679 Sqft (249 Sqm) and comprises:

Ground Floor: Entrance vestibule. Welcoming reception hallway with original staircase to side leading to upper floor. Double doors open to a fabulous and spacious dual aspect sitting room overlooking the front and side gardens. Feature wall with Timorous Beasties wallpaper, cast iron fireplace and working fire. Double doors open to the garden room, with feature exposed stone wall, wood burner and hearth. Generously proportioned, formal dining room, connecting to the kitchen, orangery and garden room. The orangery, has flagstone flooring, integrated irrigation system and has wonderful aspects over the rear garden. Well appointed refitted breakfasting kitchen equipped with a range of wall mounted and floor standing units, integrated appliances and complementary granite worktops. Utility room, in turn providing access to a downstairs toilet. Bedroom one, is a double bedroom, overlooks the front garden and has fitted wardrobes and benefits from a refitted ensuite bathroom, with a free standing bath.

First Floor: Upper landing with window to front, and storage cupboard. Bedrooms two and three are both double bedrooms and enjoy views across the front lawn towards The Orry. Bedroom four, again at double, overlooks the leafy rear gardens and has fitted wardrobes. An attractively refitted shower room completes the accommodation.

A particular feature of Picketlaw House is the extensive, mature gardens. To the front there is an expansive section of lawn with stone built seating area, with aspects over The Orry. The rear garden provides privacy and seclusion with sections of lawn and terraces, split by Eaglesham Burn and provides a very tranquil environment to relax and entertain.

Picketlaw House is well set back from Montgomery Street, and there is a driveway offering ample space for several cars.

The property is further complimented by gas central heating, replacement double glazing and is protected by a security alarm system and external CCTV.

The East Renfrewshire village of Eaglesham is steeped in history, from its ancient origins as a Christian centre, through castles and cotton mills, to its fame as the spot where Hitler's deputy Rudolf Hess landed in the Second World War. Many of the buildings within Eaglesham are listed and Eaglesham was designated Scotland's first outstanding conservation area in 1960.