House For Sale £260,000
HD video available. Dating back to around 1900, this delightful stone built mid-terraced villa offers exceptional accommodation and is located in an ever popular and much sought after address only a few yards from the shore of the Firth of Clyde. Whilst the house requires a good deal of modernisation and upgrading, the sheer space, fantastic layout and period details found within make this for one of the most exciting properties to come to market of late, sure to appeal to families. The current layout consists of an entrance vestibule that opens into a sizeable hall with staircase to the upper landing. To the front of the house, there is an impressive bay windowed lounge and from here there are views down Craigendoran Avenue to the Firth of Clyde. To the rear of the lounge is a second main public room which is a good family room and beyond this there is access to a spacious dining room. To the rear of the dining room is the kitchen which has a door out to the back garden. This part of the house could be re-designed, making the dining room into a large family dining kitchen space and using the existing kitchen as a sizeable and very welcome utility room area. Finally on the ground floor and under the stairs is a wc with wash hand basin. Moving onto the upper floor, on the half landing there is a good sized double bedroom with dormer window and adjacent to this is the main bathroom which has a coloured three piece suite. On the main landing, there are built-in wardrobes and cupboards and there is access from here to a magnificent master bedroom with bay window enjoying some of the best views in the house towards the water. There is a second double bedroom, as well as a sizeable single bedroom on this level. The large attic space of these properties are great for further extending and developing (subject to the necessary consents). The gardens to the front are level and mainly lawned with bedded borders and a path leads from the pavement to the front door. At the rear, the private and enclosed gardens enjoy afternoon and evening sunshine and are laid out with a patio, bedded areas and with a gate opening onto a service lane at the rear giving access to a brick built garage/outhouse. There is also a timber garden shed here. The centre of Helensburgh is not too far away and provides a wide selection of amenities, including shops and supermarkets, bars and restaurants, cafes and delicatessens. Helensburgh has train stations with services to Glasgow, Edinburgh and even London. Local schooling can be found nearby at primary and secondary level with the private Lomond School also easily accessible. EPC - Band F
