FULL of character and charm, this beautiful Kilmacolm property will be the perfect forever home for a growing family.
The fantastic two-storey, traditional upper conversion sits in the very picturesque Ettrick Bank area of Duchal Road.
Build in around 1900, the four-bedroom flat nestles in a blonde sandstone building close to the heart of the village.
The lovely lounge and divine dining room lie on an open plan layout and offer up a fantastic amount of space.
A traditional bay window in the lounge lets in a lot of light all year round, and its tone is complemented by cornicing, ceiling rose, and fireplace with living flame fire.
In the dining room, viewers will find a fantastic amount of space for relaxed family mealtimes and for more formal entertaining.
The breakfasting kitchen boasts a great range of storage units and worktops.
A small dining space with space for two chairs has been created that's ideal for relaxing with a coffee.
Househunters will love the style on show in the chic and contemporary refitted shower room.
This fresh and bright space boasts a wc, basin, and walk-in shower.
The first of this home's four exquisite bedrooms sits on this level of the home.
This lovely space is bright and welcoming and offers up a lot of room for relaxing.
On the upper level of the home, househunters will find three beautiful double bedrooms which all offer scenic views over Kilmacolm and beyond.
Each bedroom has its own character and style and there's plenty of room for furniture of all shapes and sizes.
The family bathroom is a fresh and bright functional space equipped with a wc, basin, and bath with shower over.
The outside space attached to this lovely property is very impressive.
Running next to the property is a 40m slabbed and gravel driveway which leads onto a huge detached garage.
At the rear, househunters will find an amazing landscaped garden with patio areas, a summerhouse, and a greenhouse.
Early viewing is strongly advised.
*This property in Ettrick Bank, Duchal Road, Kilmacolm, is on the market for offers over £320,000.
To find out more about it contact Cochran Dickie on 01505 801235.
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