House For Sale £195,000
Description
Outer front door to welcoming entrance hallway/cloaks area, informal sitting room with electric fireplace, windows to front gardens. Good sized storage cupboard housing the electrical switch gear, formal sitting room with fireplace, window to front gardens, open plan to newly fitted Howdens kitchen, fully integrated with informal breakfasting and dining bar, cum formal dining area, twin leaf door and rear door to gardens. Under stair store, utility room housing the boiler and pulley, wc.
Via carpeted staircase to first floor landing, access to loft space, family bathroom with overhead shower, bedroom 1 (master) with window to front gardens, double fitted mirrored wardrobes, linen cupboard, bedroom 2 with fitted wardrobe, window to rear gardens, bedroom 3 with fitted cupboard and window to rear gardens.
Gardens
Externally the gardens have been well maintained. To the front there is a lawn bordered by plants and shrubs with ample vehicular hard standing and parking area. The rear gardens are laid mainly to lawn with a paved patio area which is ideal for alfresco sitting, dining and entertaining, all of which is bound by a close board timber fence. There is a general purpose timber garden shed.
Situation
40 Balmoral Road is situated within a much sought after area of Elderslie.
Elderslie itself offers primary schooling, good public transport facilities and local shopping, including the newly opened Morrison's superstore and Aldi's. The neighbouring countryside caters for a wide range of sports/leisure activities including fishing, golf and all equestrian pursuits. There is good access to the Braehead shopping centre, the Soar arena, and the M8 motorway network providing access to most major towns and cities throughout the central belt.
The situation, whilst quiet and peaceful, is remarkably convenient. Nearby Johnstone has a now improving range of shops and the nearest supermarket is a Morrisons store at 1 mile away. A Tesco store is in Linwood and the Phoenix shopping centre is about 3.5 miles to the north.
The Braehead retail village has ikea, M&S and Sainsbury anchor stores together with an extensive range of well-known high street multiples.
The village of Bridge of Weir is circa 4.5 miles to the north west where there is a range of local shops and services which easily cater for everyday needs and requirements. The village has an award-winning Italian Restaurant, the recently opened Coach House diner and a reputable Indian restaurant as well as friendly country pubs and bars. There are primary and secondary schools in the area and independent schooling (St Columba’s), with both junior and senior schools, is at Kilmacolm, some 7.9 miles to the northwest.
Glasgow city (12 miles) is via the A737 and M8 motorways and as with most major cities has a complete range of professional services, higher education, cultural and retail services.
The A737 is the main trunk route to and from Glasgow Airport and the city, as well as south to Prestwick airport and the Ayrshire coastline.
The nearest mainline rail station is 0.8 miles away at Johnstone where there is a regular city and coastal service. Glasgow airport is 5.9 miles to the northeast.
Leisure services and facilities are wide and varied. The nearby village of Houston has a well-attended tennis and squash club and there is a David Lloyd health and racquets centre at Renfrew. Inland sailing is available on Castle Semple Loch and the Firth of Clyde offers marine and chandlery services together with scenic coastal sailing.
The district has the Clyde and Muirshiel Country Park, a ranger protected wildlife and outdoor facility with interesting walks, bird sanctuary and a link with the Sustrans cycle path and walkway which connects to many other parts of central Scotland.
As with many parts of Scotland, one is never too far from a golf course and nearby Bridge of Weir is no exception with 2 welcoming and challenging 18-hole parkland courses.
Services
The house is serviced by a mains water
supply, mains drainage, gas central heating,
double glazing.
Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre proceed west on the M8 motorway. After 9 miles take junction 29 (A737) following signs Irvine. Continue on the A737 for 3 miles before taking the first exit signposted Johnstone and Bridge of Weir. At the traffic lights turn right and continue on the B789 Barrochan Road. Turn left at the next main roundabout onto the A761. Continue to reach Brookfield, on arrival take the first turning on the right-hand side onto Victoria Road, proceed down Victoria Road to find 40 Balmoral Road which is the 6th property located on the left hand side.
Local Authorities
Renfrewshire Council, Tel:
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents."
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Outer front door to welcoming entrance hallway/cloaks area, informal sitting room with electric fireplace, windows to front gardens. Good sized storage cupboard housing the electrical switch gear, formal sitting room with fireplace, window to front gardens, open plan to newly fitted Howdens kitchen, fully integrated with informal breakfasting and dining bar, cum formal dining area, twin leaf door and rear door to gardens. Under stair store, utility room housing the boiler and pulley, wc.
Via carpeted staircase to first floor landing, access to loft space, family bathroom with overhead shower, bedroom 1 (master) with window to front gardens, double fitted mirrored wardrobes, linen cupboard, bedroom 2 with fitted wardrobe, window to rear gardens, bedroom 3 with fitted cupboard and window to rear gardens.
Gardens
Externally the gardens have been well maintained. To the front there is a lawn bordered by plants and shrubs with ample vehicular hard standing and parking area. The rear gardens are laid mainly to lawn with a paved patio area which is ideal for alfresco sitting, dining and entertaining, all of which is bound by a close board timber fence. There is a general purpose timber garden shed.
Situation
40 Balmoral Road is situated within a much sought after area of Elderslie.
Elderslie itself offers primary schooling, good public transport facilities and local shopping, including the newly opened Morrison's superstore and Aldi's. The neighbouring countryside caters for a wide range of sports/leisure activities including fishing, golf and all equestrian pursuits. There is good access to the Braehead shopping centre, the Soar arena, and the M8 motorway network providing access to most major towns and cities throughout the central belt.
The situation, whilst quiet and peaceful, is remarkably convenient. Nearby Johnstone has a now improving range of shops and the nearest supermarket is a Morrisons store at 1 mile away. A Tesco store is in Linwood and the Phoenix shopping centre is about 3.5 miles to the north.
The Braehead retail village has ikea, M&S and Sainsbury anchor stores together with an extensive range of well-known high street multiples.
The village of Bridge of Weir is circa 4.5 miles to the north west where there is a range of local shops and services which easily cater for everyday needs and requirements. The village has an award-winning Italian Restaurant, the recently opened Coach House diner and a reputable Indian restaurant as well as friendly country pubs and bars. There are primary and secondary schools in the area and independent schooling (St Columba’s), with both junior and senior schools, is at Kilmacolm, some 7.9 miles to the northwest.
Glasgow city (12 miles) is via the A737 and M8 motorways and as with most major cities has a complete range of professional services, higher education, cultural and retail services.
The A737 is the main trunk route to and from Glasgow Airport and the city, as well as south to Prestwick airport and the Ayrshire coastline.
The nearest mainline rail station is 0.8 miles away at Johnstone where there is a regular city and coastal service. Glasgow airport is 5.9 miles to the northeast.
Leisure services and facilities are wide and varied. The nearby village of Houston has a well-attended tennis and squash club and there is a David Lloyd health and racquets centre at Renfrew. Inland sailing is available on Castle Semple Loch and the Firth of Clyde offers marine and chandlery services together with scenic coastal sailing.
The district has the Clyde and Muirshiel Country Park, a ranger protected wildlife and outdoor facility with interesting walks, bird sanctuary and a link with the Sustrans cycle path and walkway which connects to many other parts of central Scotland.
As with many parts of Scotland, one is never too far from a golf course and nearby Bridge of Weir is no exception with 2 welcoming and challenging 18-hole parkland courses.
Services
The house is serviced by a mains water
supply, mains drainage, gas central heating,
double glazing.
Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre proceed west on the M8 motorway. After 9 miles take junction 29 (A737) following signs Irvine. Continue on the A737 for 3 miles before taking the first exit signposted Johnstone and Bridge of Weir. At the traffic lights turn right and continue on the B789 Barrochan Road. Turn left at the next main roundabout onto the A761. Continue to reach Brookfield, on arrival take the first turning on the right-hand side onto Victoria Road, proceed down Victoria Road to find 40 Balmoral Road which is the 6th property located on the left hand side.
Local Authorities
Renfrewshire Council, Tel:
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents."
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