Forming part of the beautifully converted Linton Hotel in the heart of West Linton, this substantial three-bedroom ground-floor flat offers flexible living and character features. Originally built in 1750, the former hotel was sympathetically converted into residential properties in 2007, blending period charm with modern convenience. The property benefits from two entrances: a private access directly into the kitchen, currently the preferred route by the owners, and a second entrance into a welcoming hallway, offering versatility for everyday living or guest access.
Step into the entrance hall and you'll find the spacious dual-aspect living room to your left, filled with natural light and perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Off the living room sits the well-appointed kitchen, fitted with an electric hob and oven, along with freestanding appliances including a dishwasher, washing machine, and fridge/freezer. There's ample room here for a dining table, making it a sociable hub of the home.
Continuing through the flat, three double bedrooms provide excellent accommodation, two of which boast en suite shower rooms, and one featuring built-in wardrobes. A stylish three-piece family bathroom is centrally located for convenience.
Set in an historic and charming building, this unique home blends 18th-century character with 21st-century comfortall within easy reach of West Linton's amenities and picturesque countryside.
The Est. Mortgage is for a 25 years repayment mortgage based on a 10% deposit and a 5.5% annual interest. It is only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage.
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