Nethershields House - Whole
East Nethershields, Strathaven, Lanarkshire, ML10 6TY
Guide Price
£700,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Private Water Supply
Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Livestock Farm, Traditional Buildings
Land Tags: Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Aug 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Private Water Supply
- Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Livestock Farm, Traditional Buildings
- Land Tags: Pasture Land
An excellent opportunity to acquire an attractive 4 bedroom farmhouse, range of modern and traditional buildings with development potential and land extending to 11 acres or thereby in an accessible rural location.
For sale as a whole or in two lots:
Lot 1: East Nethershields Farmhouse and Land
Four bedroom farmhouse, range of modern and traditional buildings with development potential and land extending to approximately 11 acres.
Lot 2: East Nethershields Steading
Steading complex with separate access and a range of modern former dairy buildings offering a variety of change of use opportunities.
East Nethershields Farmhouse is a well presented property which has been recently renovated and extends to 4 bedrooms, two fully refurbished bathrooms, a large living room with dual aspect stove, linking to the dining area and snug beyond and a well apportioned kitchen. To the front of the farmhouse there is a large sunroom and garden beyond which is mainly laid to lawn and provides a south easterly aspect and views down the driveway and over the adjoining field. The property benefits from ample carparking on a gravelled area to the front of the Farmhouse. There is a garden to the rear of the house which is partly decked and provides a superb entertaining space.
Buildings:
Adjacent to the farmhouse is a range of traditional and modern farm buildings. To the left of the property there is a modern garage offering additional car parking space and storage.
1. Former Stable
To the north east of the farmhouse is the former stable. This building is of traditional stone construction and there is a lapsed planning consent for conversion to a residential dwelling. This consent is in the process of being renewed by the seller and details can be obtained by consulting the South Lanarkshire local authority planning portal.
2. Modern General Purpose Shed
Beyond the former stable, accessed from the same approach, is the modern general purpose shed of steel portal frame construction extending to 18.5m by 12.5m. This previously housed 4 loose boxes and could be returned to this or adapted to a number of alternative uses.
3. General Purpose Range
To the rear of the farmhouse is a small general purpose shed of traditional stone and brick construction under a corrugate sheet roof with a concrete floor. This range is split into three bays
with roller shutter doors.
4. Former Byre
Adjacent to the General Purpose Range is the former Byre of traditional stone and brick
construction under a tin roof with a concrete floor.
The buildings offer a number of sheds for storage and the potential for development or diversification, including equestrian use or residential development, subject to obtaining the
necessary consents.
Adjacent to the farmhouse there are two static caravans which benefit from mains electric, private water and septic tank drainage.
Land:
The land at East Nethershields Farmhouse is divided in to 3 fields and extends to 11 acres of good quality grazing and silage ground which are all easily managed. All the fields are bound by stock proof fencing with hedging and trees at various points. All of the fields are accessed directly from the steading around the farmhouse.
Lot 2: East Nethershields Steading
East Nethershields Steading offers the opportunity to develop the site for a variety of commercial or lifestyle uses, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Recently amended Scottish Government planning policy offers the opportunity to develop the site with change of use for up to 5 residential plots of 150m2 each under Permitted Development Rights.
Lot 2 amounts to a total of 2.81 acres (11,388m2) with a total of 23,702 ft2 (2,202m2) covered shed space. The steading benefits from separate access directly off the main road offering excellent transport links to the north and south.
The steading would lend itself to workshop and storage space with the large yard area and direct road access beneficial for a range of commercial businesses. Equally, the site could be adapted to suit equestrian use with the installation of stabling facilities and conversion of shed space to an indoor arena.
Small Cattle Court (10.6m x 5.75m) of steel portal frame construction under box profile roof and side cladding with concrete panel and stone walls.
Cubicle Shed (47.4m x 12.4m) of steel portal frame construction with concrete panel and stone walls. The roof of this building requires repair following storm damage.
Small Slatted Shed (11.5m x 6.3m) of timber and steel frame construction under a corrugated roof with brick and stone walls.
Lean-to Shed (8.5m x 7.25m) lean-to main cubicle shed, of steel portal frame construction under box profile roof with concrete floor.
Modern General Purpose Shed (36.9m x 12.0m) of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with block walls and a concrete floor with feed passage along
one side.
Young Stock Shed 1 (32.6m x 10.2m) of timber and brick construction under a tin roof with a concrete floor and tin side cladding.
Young Stock Shed 2 (31.7m x 5.4m) of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with concrete panel walls and a concrete floor.
Slatted Shed (32.4m x 5.96m) of timber frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with concrete panel walls.
Calf Shed (27.2m x 5.0m) pole barn construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with a stone standing floor.
Straw Shed (24.3m x 5.9m) of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with concrete walls and a concrete and stone floor.
To the south of the steading there are two former silage pits of earth bank construction with a concrete floor. There is also a former draff pit, constructed from steel and concrete sleeper
walls with a concrete floor. These could be used for parking, additional storage or laydown with little adaptation from current condition.
East Nethershields Farmhouse is situated approximately 3 miles to the north of Strathaven and 5 miles south of Hamilton with excellent access to Glasgow and the M8.
Strathaven provides an excellent range of shops, a supermarket, leisure facilities, cafes, bars, and restaurants, as well as primary and secondary schooling. Glasgow to the north west, is within
easy commuting distance and provides an extensive range of shops, leisure, business and travel facilities with Glasgow Airport only 30 minutes away by car.
The local area offers an abundance of activities for the outdoor enthusiast, catering for a range of leisure and recreational activities including walking, cycling, fishing, shooting, horse
riding and golf.
Marketed by: Davidson & Robertson, Riccarton
For sale as a whole or in two lots:
Lot 1: East Nethershields Farmhouse and Land
Four bedroom farmhouse, range of modern and traditional buildings with development potential and land extending to approximately 11 acres.
Lot 2: East Nethershields Steading
Steading complex with separate access and a range of modern former dairy buildings offering a variety of change of use opportunities.
East Nethershields Farmhouse is a well presented property which has been recently renovated and extends to 4 bedrooms, two fully refurbished bathrooms, a large living room with dual aspect stove, linking to the dining area and snug beyond and a well apportioned kitchen. To the front of the farmhouse there is a large sunroom and garden beyond which is mainly laid to lawn and provides a south easterly aspect and views down the driveway and over the adjoining field. The property benefits from ample carparking on a gravelled area to the front of the Farmhouse. There is a garden to the rear of the house which is partly decked and provides a superb entertaining space.
Buildings:
Adjacent to the farmhouse is a range of traditional and modern farm buildings. To the left of the property there is a modern garage offering additional car parking space and storage.
1. Former Stable
To the north east of the farmhouse is the former stable. This building is of traditional stone construction and there is a lapsed planning consent for conversion to a residential dwelling. This consent is in the process of being renewed by the seller and details can be obtained by consulting the South Lanarkshire local authority planning portal.
2. Modern General Purpose Shed
Beyond the former stable, accessed from the same approach, is the modern general purpose shed of steel portal frame construction extending to 18.5m by 12.5m. This previously housed 4 loose boxes and could be returned to this or adapted to a number of alternative uses.
3. General Purpose Range
To the rear of the farmhouse is a small general purpose shed of traditional stone and brick construction under a corrugate sheet roof with a concrete floor. This range is split into three bays
with roller shutter doors.
4. Former Byre
Adjacent to the General Purpose Range is the former Byre of traditional stone and brick
construction under a tin roof with a concrete floor.
The buildings offer a number of sheds for storage and the potential for development or diversification, including equestrian use or residential development, subject to obtaining the
necessary consents.
Adjacent to the farmhouse there are two static caravans which benefit from mains electric, private water and septic tank drainage.
Land:
The land at East Nethershields Farmhouse is divided in to 3 fields and extends to 11 acres of good quality grazing and silage ground which are all easily managed. All the fields are bound by stock proof fencing with hedging and trees at various points. All of the fields are accessed directly from the steading around the farmhouse.
Lot 2: East Nethershields Steading
East Nethershields Steading offers the opportunity to develop the site for a variety of commercial or lifestyle uses, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Recently amended Scottish Government planning policy offers the opportunity to develop the site with change of use for up to 5 residential plots of 150m2 each under Permitted Development Rights.
Lot 2 amounts to a total of 2.81 acres (11,388m2) with a total of 23,702 ft2 (2,202m2) covered shed space. The steading benefits from separate access directly off the main road offering excellent transport links to the north and south.
The steading would lend itself to workshop and storage space with the large yard area and direct road access beneficial for a range of commercial businesses. Equally, the site could be adapted to suit equestrian use with the installation of stabling facilities and conversion of shed space to an indoor arena.
Small Cattle Court (10.6m x 5.75m) of steel portal frame construction under box profile roof and side cladding with concrete panel and stone walls.
Cubicle Shed (47.4m x 12.4m) of steel portal frame construction with concrete panel and stone walls. The roof of this building requires repair following storm damage.
Small Slatted Shed (11.5m x 6.3m) of timber and steel frame construction under a corrugated roof with brick and stone walls.
Lean-to Shed (8.5m x 7.25m) lean-to main cubicle shed, of steel portal frame construction under box profile roof with concrete floor.
Modern General Purpose Shed (36.9m x 12.0m) of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with block walls and a concrete floor with feed passage along
one side.
Young Stock Shed 1 (32.6m x 10.2m) of timber and brick construction under a tin roof with a concrete floor and tin side cladding.
Young Stock Shed 2 (31.7m x 5.4m) of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with concrete panel walls and a concrete floor.
Slatted Shed (32.4m x 5.96m) of timber frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with concrete panel walls.
Calf Shed (27.2m x 5.0m) pole barn construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with a stone standing floor.
Straw Shed (24.3m x 5.9m) of steel portal frame construction under a box profile roof and side cladding with concrete walls and a concrete and stone floor.
To the south of the steading there are two former silage pits of earth bank construction with a concrete floor. There is also a former draff pit, constructed from steel and concrete sleeper
walls with a concrete floor. These could be used for parking, additional storage or laydown with little adaptation from current condition.
East Nethershields Farmhouse is situated approximately 3 miles to the north of Strathaven and 5 miles south of Hamilton with excellent access to Glasgow and the M8.
Strathaven provides an excellent range of shops, a supermarket, leisure facilities, cafes, bars, and restaurants, as well as primary and secondary schooling. Glasgow to the north west, is within
easy commuting distance and provides an extensive range of shops, leisure, business and travel facilities with Glasgow Airport only 30 minutes away by car.
The local area offers an abundance of activities for the outdoor enthusiast, catering for a range of leisure and recreational activities including walking, cycling, fishing, shooting, horse
riding and golf.
Marketed by: Davidson & Robertson, Riccarton
Land Registry Data
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