House For Sale £450,000
Charming period family home in countryside location near Largs.
Description
Constructed in the early 1900s of brick under a red clay tiled roof, Noddsdale Cottage sits within lovely garden grounds of around 0.7 acres.
This characterful detached house is an ideal family home which is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of its surroundings. The accommodation is spacious and has a natural and practical flow.
The accommodation begins with the spacious hallway currently used for dining; this gives access to the sitting room which has a beautiful focal fireplace. The rear hallway leads to the home office and then on to the well-appointed dining kitchen which benefits from a range of high and low level cabinetry, breakfast bar and an oil fired two oven AGA. Off the kitchen is a rear hallway with utility room, one of two bathrooms, bedroom two and the main staircase leading up.
The property has a versatile layout but in its current configuration comprises four bedrooms with two located upstairs. The principal bedroom is located on the ground floor and has plenty of built in storage with views over the garden.
The home has a superb garden that has been well planned by the current owners and comprises large areas mainly laid to lawn, established shrubs and hedges and mature trees. A separate garage building offers parking for a vehicle or excellent storage.
Location
Noddsdale Cottage is located just outside the picturesque seaside town of Largs and occupies a beautiful rural setting with views over the idyllic North Ayrshire countryside.
Situated around 30 miles west of Glasgow and about 20 miles from Glasgow Airport, Largs is well-served with local shops and amenities including a supermarket, banks, doctor’s surgery, hospital, primary and secondary schools as well as the famous Nardini’s ice cream parlour and restaurant.
For sporting enthusiasts, the Firth of Clyde provides some of Scotland's best sailing waters with acclaimed marinas at both Largs and Inverkip. Gourock, Wemyss Bay and Inverkip offer ferry connections to Dunoon, Bute and Kilcreggan, giving access to some of the most spectacular locations in Scotland.
Good local schooling can be found within the town while Glasgow, Kilmacolm and Ayr all provide an excellent choice of private schooling.
Square Footage: 2,605 sq ft
Acreage: 0.68 Acres
Additional Info
Council Tax - Band G
Description
Constructed in the early 1900s of brick under a red clay tiled roof, Noddsdale Cottage sits within lovely garden grounds of around 0.7 acres.
This characterful detached house is an ideal family home which is perfectly positioned to take full advantage of its surroundings. The accommodation is spacious and has a natural and practical flow.
The accommodation begins with the spacious hallway currently used for dining; this gives access to the sitting room which has a beautiful focal fireplace. The rear hallway leads to the home office and then on to the well-appointed dining kitchen which benefits from a range of high and low level cabinetry, breakfast bar and an oil fired two oven AGA. Off the kitchen is a rear hallway with utility room, one of two bathrooms, bedroom two and the main staircase leading up.
The property has a versatile layout but in its current configuration comprises four bedrooms with two located upstairs. The principal bedroom is located on the ground floor and has plenty of built in storage with views over the garden.
The home has a superb garden that has been well planned by the current owners and comprises large areas mainly laid to lawn, established shrubs and hedges and mature trees. A separate garage building offers parking for a vehicle or excellent storage.
Location
Noddsdale Cottage is located just outside the picturesque seaside town of Largs and occupies a beautiful rural setting with views over the idyllic North Ayrshire countryside.
Situated around 30 miles west of Glasgow and about 20 miles from Glasgow Airport, Largs is well-served with local shops and amenities including a supermarket, banks, doctor’s surgery, hospital, primary and secondary schools as well as the famous Nardini’s ice cream parlour and restaurant.
For sporting enthusiasts, the Firth of Clyde provides some of Scotland's best sailing waters with acclaimed marinas at both Largs and Inverkip. Gourock, Wemyss Bay and Inverkip offer ferry connections to Dunoon, Bute and Kilcreggan, giving access to some of the most spectacular locations in Scotland.
Good local schooling can be found within the town while Glasgow, Kilmacolm and Ayr all provide an excellent choice of private schooling.
Square Footage: 2,605 sq ft
Acreage: 0.68 Acres
Additional Info
Council Tax - Band G
