House For Sale £535,000
• Detached period House of style and character
• Situated within the Lochend district
• Extensive accommodation, over three floors
• Sizeable corner plot
• 7 apartments (can be 3 or 4 bedrooms)
• Plus, charming little Home Office
• Well equipped Kitchen, open plan to Dining Room
• Bathroom, Shower Room, and WC
• Gorgeous wood panelled Hall with fireplace
• Modern double glazing and gas central heating
The Lochend district of Bearsden is a lovely and established locale situated just south-west of Bearsden Cross and nearby Bearsden railway station. It is home to an array of individual, predominantly, pre-war homes.
This 1930’s Detached House sits amid a sizeable corner plot, with Pendicle Road, and is a generous family home of seven principal apartments, set over three levels, the rear elevation better conveying the size of the house.
As one will see from the images and video the subjects are in exceptionally good order, the exterior rendered walls in striking white, the interior decorative palette a similar cool and fresh tone, essentially, throughout. Flooring compliments this perfectly, most of the house laid with beautiful dark oak Karendean planks.
Our client acquired the property in 2010 and over the subsequent years has done much to improve the subjects. The kitchen, made open-plan, is a fine size and is smartly fitted with white high-gloss units and rich hardwood worktops, the bathroom was upgraded and in 2016 the double glazed, white framed, UPVC windows were installed. Central heating is mains gas and here the boiler was replaced and features an efficient Ideal Vogue Max Combi 40 boiler, located in a discreetly accessed yet very useful sub-floor cellar space.
As clients will note from our floorplans the subjects fall over three levels with nearly all rooms orientated to the rear to take advantage of the southerly aspect. The topography of the site commanding the rather clever design of the house, for this purpose, resulting in the front façade presenting a more modest first impression. Entering the house reveals a wonderful wood panelled hall (painted), with fireplace, being a very impressively entrée to all which follows.
Ground Floor
• Corner Entrance Portico
• Vestibule with storm doors
• Hall – a wonderful space with beamed ceiling and a Claygate fireplace with a living flame gas fire. Telephone nook with original leaded circular window. Three cupboards.
• Lounge – featuring a large 5-framed corner bay window. Fireplace with open fire.
• Home Office – a charming little study area, with built-in desk and nearly full glazing on two sides. Great spot to do work.
• Dining Room – a generous room with wide south facing window and another original leaded circular window through to the office. Beamed ceiling.
• Kitchen – open plan to the dining room and with plenty of kitchen cabinets. White “metro” wall tiling compliments well the units and the dark worktops. Appliances include – induction hob, double oven, cooker hood, and dishwasher.
• Bedroom 1 – fitted with an extensive range of fitted modern wardrobes plus a dressing table. A very nice bedroom.
• Bathroom – white suite and includes an oversized shower enclosure with a thermostatic shower (deluge and handheld shower heads) and a “sunken” bath. Chrome towel radiator.
Garden level
• Accessed via a staircase, with Velux window above, from the kitchen.
• Lower Hall – with door to rear garden
• Sun/TV Room – Glazed on two sides with two of the screens sliding like a set of patio doors. Allows a great connection of in-to-out.
• Playroom (Bed 4) – An adaptable room. Currently used as a games room. French doors and windows to the rear garden. A discreet wall door opens to the cellar space.
First Floor
• A fine staircase ascends to the upper hall.
• Bedroom 2 – a good sized double with south-facing window. Run of fitted wardrobes along one wall.
• Bedroom 3 – another generous double. Wardrobe provision plus a deep storage cupboard. Westerly facing gable window.
• Shower Room – all tiled. White suite including a corner shower enclosure with Mira Sport electric shower. Door to an area of eaves storage.
Garden
The house sits on a sizeable corner plot with Pendicle Road, most of the ground lying to the rear (southerly) side of the house. A stone wall screens the pavement and where there is a tarmac drive for 2 to 3 cars. There are some shrubs and a lovely beech tree sheltering a front sundeck. To the side of the house a fence, with gate, leads via a path past another sheltered Sun Deck (with power point) to the sizeable rear garden, which is all enclosed and lies on two levels, divided by a shrubbery, to artificial grass. At the easterly end of the garden is a large sun terrace by the Sun/TV Room, protected by a glass perimeter balustrade. There is a wooden Summerhouse/shed. Off Pendicle Road is a set of driveway gates to provide further off-road parking if needed.
Situation
The house is less than a mile from Bearsden Cross and under ½ mile from Bearsden railway station. Not far away is the expanse of Colquhoun Park (great area for kids). School catchment is Colquhoun Primary with secondary at Boclair Academy. Within Bearsden is St Nicolas’ Primary, Bearsden Early Years Centre, and the junior school for The High School of Glasgow.
Sat nav ref G61 1DZ
Tenure : Freehold
EPC : Band E
Council Tax : Band G
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: G
• Situated within the Lochend district
• Extensive accommodation, over three floors
• Sizeable corner plot
• 7 apartments (can be 3 or 4 bedrooms)
• Plus, charming little Home Office
• Well equipped Kitchen, open plan to Dining Room
• Bathroom, Shower Room, and WC
• Gorgeous wood panelled Hall with fireplace
• Modern double glazing and gas central heating
The Lochend district of Bearsden is a lovely and established locale situated just south-west of Bearsden Cross and nearby Bearsden railway station. It is home to an array of individual, predominantly, pre-war homes.
This 1930’s Detached House sits amid a sizeable corner plot, with Pendicle Road, and is a generous family home of seven principal apartments, set over three levels, the rear elevation better conveying the size of the house.
As one will see from the images and video the subjects are in exceptionally good order, the exterior rendered walls in striking white, the interior decorative palette a similar cool and fresh tone, essentially, throughout. Flooring compliments this perfectly, most of the house laid with beautiful dark oak Karendean planks.
Our client acquired the property in 2010 and over the subsequent years has done much to improve the subjects. The kitchen, made open-plan, is a fine size and is smartly fitted with white high-gloss units and rich hardwood worktops, the bathroom was upgraded and in 2016 the double glazed, white framed, UPVC windows were installed. Central heating is mains gas and here the boiler was replaced and features an efficient Ideal Vogue Max Combi 40 boiler, located in a discreetly accessed yet very useful sub-floor cellar space.
As clients will note from our floorplans the subjects fall over three levels with nearly all rooms orientated to the rear to take advantage of the southerly aspect. The topography of the site commanding the rather clever design of the house, for this purpose, resulting in the front façade presenting a more modest first impression. Entering the house reveals a wonderful wood panelled hall (painted), with fireplace, being a very impressively entrée to all which follows.
Ground Floor
• Corner Entrance Portico
• Vestibule with storm doors
• Hall – a wonderful space with beamed ceiling and a Claygate fireplace with a living flame gas fire. Telephone nook with original leaded circular window. Three cupboards.
• Lounge – featuring a large 5-framed corner bay window. Fireplace with open fire.
• Home Office – a charming little study area, with built-in desk and nearly full glazing on two sides. Great spot to do work.
• Dining Room – a generous room with wide south facing window and another original leaded circular window through to the office. Beamed ceiling.
• Kitchen – open plan to the dining room and with plenty of kitchen cabinets. White “metro” wall tiling compliments well the units and the dark worktops. Appliances include – induction hob, double oven, cooker hood, and dishwasher.
• Bedroom 1 – fitted with an extensive range of fitted modern wardrobes plus a dressing table. A very nice bedroom.
• Bathroom – white suite and includes an oversized shower enclosure with a thermostatic shower (deluge and handheld shower heads) and a “sunken” bath. Chrome towel radiator.
Garden level
• Accessed via a staircase, with Velux window above, from the kitchen.
• Lower Hall – with door to rear garden
• Sun/TV Room – Glazed on two sides with two of the screens sliding like a set of patio doors. Allows a great connection of in-to-out.
• Playroom (Bed 4) – An adaptable room. Currently used as a games room. French doors and windows to the rear garden. A discreet wall door opens to the cellar space.
First Floor
• A fine staircase ascends to the upper hall.
• Bedroom 2 – a good sized double with south-facing window. Run of fitted wardrobes along one wall.
• Bedroom 3 – another generous double. Wardrobe provision plus a deep storage cupboard. Westerly facing gable window.
• Shower Room – all tiled. White suite including a corner shower enclosure with Mira Sport electric shower. Door to an area of eaves storage.
Garden
The house sits on a sizeable corner plot with Pendicle Road, most of the ground lying to the rear (southerly) side of the house. A stone wall screens the pavement and where there is a tarmac drive for 2 to 3 cars. There are some shrubs and a lovely beech tree sheltering a front sundeck. To the side of the house a fence, with gate, leads via a path past another sheltered Sun Deck (with power point) to the sizeable rear garden, which is all enclosed and lies on two levels, divided by a shrubbery, to artificial grass. At the easterly end of the garden is a large sun terrace by the Sun/TV Room, protected by a glass perimeter balustrade. There is a wooden Summerhouse/shed. Off Pendicle Road is a set of driveway gates to provide further off-road parking if needed.
Situation
The house is less than a mile from Bearsden Cross and under ½ mile from Bearsden railway station. Not far away is the expanse of Colquhoun Park (great area for kids). School catchment is Colquhoun Primary with secondary at Boclair Academy. Within Bearsden is St Nicolas’ Primary, Bearsden Early Years Centre, and the junior school for The High School of Glasgow.
Sat nav ref G61 1DZ
Tenure : Freehold
EPC : Band E
Council Tax : Band G
EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: G
