House For Sale £385,000
An outstanding family home in a prime Burnside location. A four bedroom, late Victorian, stone-built semi-detached house that has been brilliantly extended to provide additional living accommodation at the rear. This has been executed with great style, and encompasses two rooms with feature high vaulted ceilings, that sit on an open plan basis to the original dining room and kitchen.
Built circa 1899, the house has only ever had two owners including our clients who acquired the house in 1979 and went on to extend the property four years later, in 1983. Whilst the central heating boiler is very modern (Ideal Logic combination boiler installed in January 2022) and the garage door was replaced more recently, it is fair to say that, generally, the subjects are dated in terms of specification and finish.
Stirling Drive is widely regarded as one of Burnside's premier addresses and, although quietly situated, is only a short walk from a host of amenities upon Stonelaw Road including a wide range of shops, café’s, an Italian restaurant, supermarket, and Burnside Train Station. In addition to this, the property is on hand for easy access to nurseries, schools at both primary and secondary levels and recreational facilities including golf courses, tennis, rugby, and bowling clubs. There are excellent road links to the surrounding areas and the Central Belt motorway network system.
In terms of accommodation the property comprises a private entrance vestibule leading to a warm and welcoming reception hallway with useful under stair storage and original staircase rising to the upper level. There is a magnificent double aspect formal lounge with fireplace detail to focal wall and a broad bay window over the gardens to front. The hallway also gives access to a guest w.c that offers potential to alter and create an additional shower/bathroom on the ground floor. The dining room is an immediately impressive apartment that sits on an open plan basis to the rear sitting room which in turn gives direct access to the rear garden. Similarly, the original kitchen sits on an open plan basis to a sizeable dining area adjacent to the sitting room within the extension – the potential to combine both rooms within the extension is evident, allowing the incoming buyer the option to create a breath-taking family space. The upper hallway provides access to four double bedrooms and a three-piece family bathroom. The house has double glazing – a mixture of timber framed and pvc units.
Outside, the gardens are fully enclosed and well-established. There is a bloc paved driveway to side providing off-street parking for two cars and access to a single garage with lighting. The house has a sizeable basement area and the rear garden, which has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, is level and incorporates a manicured lawn area, patio, greenhouse, and there is a variety of colourful bordering shrubs and plants.
The Energy Performance rating on this property is Band E.
Built circa 1899, the house has only ever had two owners including our clients who acquired the house in 1979 and went on to extend the property four years later, in 1983. Whilst the central heating boiler is very modern (Ideal Logic combination boiler installed in January 2022) and the garage door was replaced more recently, it is fair to say that, generally, the subjects are dated in terms of specification and finish.
Stirling Drive is widely regarded as one of Burnside's premier addresses and, although quietly situated, is only a short walk from a host of amenities upon Stonelaw Road including a wide range of shops, café’s, an Italian restaurant, supermarket, and Burnside Train Station. In addition to this, the property is on hand for easy access to nurseries, schools at both primary and secondary levels and recreational facilities including golf courses, tennis, rugby, and bowling clubs. There are excellent road links to the surrounding areas and the Central Belt motorway network system.
In terms of accommodation the property comprises a private entrance vestibule leading to a warm and welcoming reception hallway with useful under stair storage and original staircase rising to the upper level. There is a magnificent double aspect formal lounge with fireplace detail to focal wall and a broad bay window over the gardens to front. The hallway also gives access to a guest w.c that offers potential to alter and create an additional shower/bathroom on the ground floor. The dining room is an immediately impressive apartment that sits on an open plan basis to the rear sitting room which in turn gives direct access to the rear garden. Similarly, the original kitchen sits on an open plan basis to a sizeable dining area adjacent to the sitting room within the extension – the potential to combine both rooms within the extension is evident, allowing the incoming buyer the option to create a breath-taking family space. The upper hallway provides access to four double bedrooms and a three-piece family bathroom. The house has double glazing – a mixture of timber framed and pvc units.
Outside, the gardens are fully enclosed and well-established. There is a bloc paved driveway to side providing off-street parking for two cars and access to a single garage with lighting. The house has a sizeable basement area and the rear garden, which has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, is level and incorporates a manicured lawn area, patio, greenhouse, and there is a variety of colourful bordering shrubs and plants.
The Energy Performance rating on this property is Band E.
