Cathkin House was built in 1799, for Walter Ewing Maclae. It was designed by architect and landscape gardener, James Ramsay. Laterally in In 1955, the National Children's Home opened its first Scottish Home at Cathkin House after being gifted the house.

The property is a stunning three-bedroom apartment with generously proportioned rooms, complete with its own private garden and resident-allocated parking. The property can be entered through main doors on the East and West sides of the building. These lead to a large, welcoming reception hallway spanning the width of the apartment. There is a beautifully presented sitting room with large bay window, entered via a double door and complete with feature fireplace and surround. The large dining kitchen with fitted oak cabinetry is ideal for family living.

There are three ample double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and another with a large walk-in wardrobe. The modern three piece family bathroom provides Jack-and-Jill access between the hallway and bedroom. A cosy family TV room/snug leads to the laundry room, completing the accommodation on offer.

The property has gas central heating, double glazed timber cased windows,. Externally, there is an immaculate private garden area with beautiful planted shrubbery with the benefit of being South facing and in turn will be able to catch the sun throughout the day. There is a large private cellar off of the Garden providing excellent external storage.

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