Five-bedroom semi-detached villa with annex

Claveron is an attractive five-bedroom semi-detached villa situated within central Lamlash, benefiting from a garden annex that offers excellent income-generating potential through holiday accommodation, long-term letting, or guest use. The main house provides spacious family accommodation with bright reception rooms, generous bedrooms, and abundant period charm. Traditional architectural features combine effortlessly with an individual and welcoming interior. The main house comprises a sun porch opening into an entrance hall, lounge open plan to a snug, dining/family room, kitchen, utility, bathroom, and four bedrooms. The garden annex offers great separate accommodation all on the level, and would make a superb granny flat, comprising an entrance hall, open-plan lounge/fifth bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. The property's elevated position enjoys beautiful views over Lamlash Bay towards Holy Isle, while remaining just moments from shops, cafés, restaurants, the golf course, beach, and ferry services. Properties offering this combination of family accommodation, separate annex, and outstanding location are seldom available, making Claveron an exciting prospect for owner occupiers, holiday home buyers, and investors alike. Outside, the mature landscaped gardens create an attractive setting for both the main residence and the annex, providing privacy and wonderful outdoor space. The garden features an historic greenhouse, Victorian-built with dwarf brick walls, which famously cultivated the Arran Banner potato, a forebear of the Maris Piper potato. The property is Freehold. Lamlash is one of the Isle of Arran's most sought-after coastal villages, situated on the island's picturesque east coast, approximately 4 miles south of Brodick, the island's principal settlement and ferry terminal. The journey from Brodick takes around 8 minutes by car, offering convenient access to the mainland while enjoying the tranquillity of island life. The village offers an excellent range of local amenities, including shops, cafés, restaurants, schools, healthcare facilities, and a popular waterfront, all set against the stunning backdrop of Lamlash Bay and Holy Isle. Renowned for its welcoming community and outstanding natural beauty, Lamlash is a highly desirable location for both permanent residents and holiday home owners. The Isle of Arran, often referred to as 'Scotland in Miniature', lies off Scotland's west coast within the North Ayrshire Council area. The island is served by regular Caledonian MacBrayne ferry services between Ardrossan and Brodick, with a crossing time of approximately 55 minutes. A second seasonal ferry service operates between Claonaig on the Kintyre Peninsula and Lochranza in the north of the island. Ardrossan is located approximately 35 miles south-west of Glasgow and benefits from excellent road and rail connections, including direct train services to Glasgow, making Arran readily accessible for commuters, visitors, and holidaymakers alike. The property has an Energy Efficiency Rating of G and is under North Ayrshire Council.