- Generous four-bedroom detached house in quiet cul-de-sac
- Large lounge/dining room with solid fuel fireplace and patio doors
- Modern kitchen, separate utility room with extensive storage
- Master bedroom with adjoining room and ensuite shower room
- Detached garage, wide driveway and generous landscaped gardens
- Timber summerhouse with power and heating; garden open to public
- Ground-floor front windows are single glazed (not double glazed)
- EPC D and council tax described as quite expensive
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac on Helensburgh’s desirable west side, this generous four-bedroom detached house offers flexible family living over two floors. The ground floor has a bright lounge/dining room with a solid fuel fireplace and patio doors to the rear garden, a large modern kitchen with dual-fuel range, separate utility with garden access, and a versatile study that can serve as a ground-floor bedroom.
Upstairs provides a roomy master bedroom with an adjoining dressing/office room and an ensuite, two further double bedrooms with good built-in storage, a fourth bedroom currently used as an office, and a large family bathroom. The home benefits from gas central heating and mostly double glazing; the large detached garage and sweeping driveway add useful parking and workshop space.
The gardens are a standout feature — beautifully maintained, sloping to mature woodland, with patios, a small pond and a timber summerhouse (with power and heating). The grounds have been opened to the public under Scotland’s Garden Scheme, illustrating their quality and interest. Location is practical for families, close to town amenities, schools, transport links and outdoor recreation.
Notable practical points: the ground-floor front windows are not double glazed, the EPC is D, and council tax is described as quite expensive. Buyers should also note the property dates from the 1970s and, while well cared for, may present opportunities for updating to suit modern standards and preferences.
