- Newly renovated five-bedroom Victorian villa with period features
- Panoramic River Clyde views and terraced garden grounds to the river
- Fishing rights included
- Two bathrooms serving five bedrooms
- Oil central heating — consider running costs and servicing
- Double glazing and useful cellar storage
- On-street parking only; no private driveway
- Local area classified as very deprived (wider challenged transitionaries)
A spacious, newly renovated five-bedroom Victorian villa with riverside garden and far-reaching Clyde views, transformed from a former schoolmaster’s house into a comfortable family home. Period features — bay windows, stained-glass entrance, high ceilings and a feature staircase — sit alongside modern upgrades, including a refreshed kitchen, two contemporary bathrooms and double glazing.
Set over two principal levels with flexible reception space, the ground floor offers a large reception hall, formal lounge with log-burning stove, dining room, second sitting room and a home office that could serve as extra bedrooms. The rear kitchen opens directly to terraced garden grounds that descend toward the River Clyde; external landscaping creates substantial entertaining space and the property includes fishing rights.
Practical points for buyers: heating is by oil central heating (cost and servicing considerations), there are two bathrooms for five bedrooms, and parking is on-street directly outside. The immediate locality is classified as very deprived despite the property sitting in a comfortable neighbourhood area of the Clyde Valley — buyers should weigh community context alongside the house’s strong interior and garden appeal.
This home will suit families seeking character, riverside outdoor space and flexible accommodation: it combines period charm with modernised living but requires ongoing running-cost awareness for oil heating and an understanding of local area challenges.
