St Andrew is a Grade II listed residence, built in 1859-1861, designed by the renowned architect, Ewan Christian. It is in a Gothic style with multi-coloured stone with a slate roof.

A walled and lawned front garden is gated to the road, with a path leading to the front door.

The accommodation is currently organised as two apartments, but there is potential for it to be used as one home again.

The front door leads into the hall with window to the front and doors to reception rooms. There is a partition that, once removed, would provide access to the staircase.

There are four reception rooms to the ground floor, three to the rear overlooking the garden, with a study to the front. A door from the sitting room is currently blocked, which once opened would provide access from the entrance hall.

The kitchen includes a pantry and utility area with a door to the side courtyard.

There is a cloakroom with wc, which also provides access to the cellar.

A bathroom completes the downstairs accommodation.
Accessed from the rear, the stairs take you to the first floor landing. To this floor, there are three bedrooms, two overlooking the rear and one to the front. What would have been the fourth bedroom is currently a kitchen, as used for the second apartment. A family bathroom services these bedrooms.

To the second floor is a further large bedroom, a smaller loft room and a door leading into the attic.

Outside, there is a large, mature, walled rear garden with paved area and lawn. At the end of the garden is a garage in need of some attention. Planning permission has been granted for vehicular access, parking and the demolition of the garage. Ref. 21/02533/DCH

In accordance with our client's charitable status (Registered Charity Number: 1142813), the property may remain on the open market until exchange of contracts; our clients reserve the right to consider any other offer which is forthcoming.

N.B. This property will be sold subject to our client's standard covenants, further details of which are available upon request.