Spacious 3-bed period apartment with estuary outlook, garage and attic potential..
Dual-aspect lounge with high ceilings and wood-burning stove
Partial Clyde Estuary views from front windows
Dining-sized modern fitted kitchen
Two large doubles plus a good-sized single bedroom
Single shower room only (one bathroom)
Fixed stair to large undeveloped attic — conversion potential
Gated driveway, single garage and lawned gardens
Rear external stair access; area classed as very deprived
This spacious upper conversion combines traditional character with practical, modern comforts. The large dual-aspect lounge is a standout, with high ceilings, a focal fireplace and a wood-burning stove that enhance the room’s charm and provide efficient supplemental heating. From the front windows there are pleasant outlooks and partial views across the Clyde Estuary.
The apartment sits on one level and offers a modern, dining-sized kitchen, two generous double bedrooms and a good-sized single third bedroom. A contemporary shower room serves the accommodation; buyers should note there is only one bathroom. Gas central heating and double glazing are already fitted, and the pitched slate roof was renewed in recent years.
A fixed stair leads from the hall to a full-width, undeveloped attic — a clear opportunity for conversion subject to planning and building regulations. Outside, a gated driveway leads to a single garage and there are lawned gardens with a communal drying area. The property is centrally located within a short, level walk of the town centre and local amenities, with good transport links to Glasgow and the nearby airport.
Practical points: access is via a rear external stair to the main door, which may affect mobility or moving large items. The house sits in a wider area classed as very deprived, which may influence resale timing and rental demand. Overall this home will suit buyers seeking period character, generous rooms and scope to add value by completing attic development or cosmetic upgrading.