WITH a price tag of almost £800,000, this handsome detached home in Kilmacolm offers a mix of Victorian, Edwardian and Arts and Crafts-style architecture.
Dunyveg sits in fine gardens on the corner of Knockbuckle Road and Knockbuckle Avenue.
The five-bedroom home is immediately appealing thanks to its mainly white painted harled exterior with mock Tudor strapping and smooth red ashlar stone details.
It lies under a slated roof with distinctive overhung eaves and a projecting canopy at the front entrance.
Inside, the house is well presented and beautifully decorated.
Careful and sensitive preservation of features has ensured heritage cast iron radiators, French polished timbers, fireplaces, cornices and detailed plaster work remain in tact.
On the ground floor, an outer storm door leads to a mosaic-tiled entrance vestibule and bevel glass door.
The broad entrance hallway has hardwood flooring with herringbone effect and is home to a WC and under-stair storage space.
Just off the hallway lies the property’s sitting room, which features a deep box bay window a part-glazed Edinburgh press and a limestone fireplace.
Across the hall, there is a drawing room with a bay window and detailed plaster work – as well as an intricate fireplace with marble slips.
The formal dining room features restored pitch pine flooring and a timber fireplace.
In the former butler’s pantry, there is original painted furniture and tiled flooring, and a communicating door connecting it to the expansive kitchen.
The kitchen’s centre island incorporates a Belfast sink and polished granite worktops.
The room also features a four-oven Aga range cooker, space for a dining table and chars and complementary coloured ceramics.
From the hallway, a broad, natural pine period staircase leads the first floor.
On this floor there are four bedrooms, including the master which benefits from an ensuite shower room with an opaque glazed window and tiling.
Two of the other bedrooms have dual aspects to the side and rear of the property, with the other being fitted with a front-facing dormer window.
The house’s second floor is home to a hallway illuminated by Velux windows.
Its fifth bedroom also has an ensuite shower room, as well as convenient access to long-term attic space and access to the gas boiler.
Outside, a honey gravel path with well-defined edges surrounds the house and is fringed with herbaceous beds.
The property includes a double garage with up and over doors, a potting shed and garden equipment store, and a summer house.
Offers over £795,000 are being sought by estate agency Robb Residential.
To find out more, call 0141 673 4582.
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