Bankhouse 155 Templehill

Property Description
Bank House is a much admired traditional detached villa which enjoys an enviable, elevated position with wonderful uninterrupted views and within close proximity to the town centre.

This wonderful family home was built early in the nineteenth century with number 157 (the bank offices) added in the middle of the nineteenth century. It was at one point the Troon headquarters of the Union Bank of Scotland and retains a number of notable external features including pilastered bays, corniced eaves, arched recesses and columnar portico.

Comprising of both numbers 155 and 157 Templehill there is potential to separate into two dwelling houses or to be used as a family home with number 157 providing a rental/air bnb income.

The accommodation is fully detailed on the accompanying floorplan and is arranged over three levels with a high level of flexibility. As our pictures show the property has been lovingly cared for and beautifully maintained by the current owners with quality fixtures and fittings throughout.

The south westerly facing rear gardens provide a high level of privacy and are predominantly laid to lawn with well stocked shrubbery borders, a variety of mature trees including fruit trees and patio areas. To the rear there is off street parking.
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