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Gartocharn Abermill Cottage Gartocharn Abermill Cottage www.clydeproperty.co.uk Abermill Cottage, Gartocharn G83 8NQ Enjoying a delightful setting, on the edge of freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. the picturesque village of Gartocharn and the shores of Loch Lomond, this charming Moving onto the upstairs accommodation, stone built Victorian cottage with natural there are two separate landings accessed slate roof, sits in lovely garden grounds by each staircase and there are three large with fantastic outlooks across open double bedrooms all enjoying fantastic views. Viewing countryside. The property offers exceptional The master bedroom has built-in wardrobes By appointment please through accommodation over its two floors, with and a window to the rear, the second Clyde Property Bearsden generously proportioned rooms and a bedroom also enjoys wardrobe storage and selection of fine period features. a window to the rear, with the third bedroom 0141 570 0777 having a “Velux” window with country views [email protected] On entering the property through a solid and access to eaves storage. There are two we’re available till 8pm every day timber door, the welcoming main reception bathrooms, one on the half-landing and hall has a staircase ascending to the the other upstairs which both include three upper landing. Off the hall, to the left, is a piece suites. One of the bathrooms is more comfortable and sizeable lounge with timber modern and has been refitted in recent EER Rating Band E floor (replaced in 1993) and windows to the years. The property is warmed by system front and rear with working shutters, and a of electric storage radiators supplemented feature fireplace with wood burning stove. On by the wood burning stove and the windows BR7600 the other side of the hall, there is an equally are a combination of single and double Property Ref impressive dining room, again with windows glazed units. There is “Amtico” flooring in to front and rear with working shutters and the reception hall, dining room and dining a feature exposed stone wall. At the rear kitchen. of the main hall, there is a downstairs wc/ cloakroom. Moving through to the other end The gardens that surround the property are of the property from the dining room, there beautifully laid out and offer comfortable, is a further hall with a quarry tiled floor, sunny sitting areas with patios, well stocked, minutes’ drive away and it provides a good an additional open tread staircase to the colourful flower and shrub beds and lawns selection of local amenities with a village upper floor and with French doors opening to the front and side. To the rear, there store, restaurant and local primary school. out to the front gardens. To the rear of this are a number of timber garden sheds and The centres of Balloch and Drymen are hall there is a large downstairs study which a greenhouse included and aspects are only a short drive away from Gartocharn would be ideally suited as a home office or enjoyed across open farmland. In front and provide more extensive amenities, fourth bedroom. On the other side of the of the house and across the road there is with the shores of Loch Lomond literally hall, there is access to a bright, open plan extensive parking with an enclosed area only a couple of minutes’ drive away. An kitchen and dining area where windows to featuring timber wood stores and a second ideal location for the outdoor enthusiast, front, side and rear provide an abundance of greenhouse. There is ample space here to Gartocharn is not only close to some of natural light and lovely views. The kitchen is build a garage if desired. Scotlands finest scenery but is within easy fitted with wall mounted and counter level commuting distance of Glasgow (including units and comes with a range cooker, fridge/ The centre of Gartocharn is only a couple of Glasgow Airport). 2 3 Accommodation layout & measurements W/C Bedroom 4 / Study Kitchen 8'7 x 4'11 14'10 x 11'0 24'0 x 11'1 Abermill Cottage C Lounge Dining Room Gartocharn 15'11 x 11'7 15'11 x 11'1 G83 8NQ C Hall Dining Hall Area C Eaves Bathroom 8'7 x 4'7 C Bedroom 2 Bedroom 1 15'3 x 11'8 15'3 x 11'9 Bathroom Bedroom 3 6'10 x 6'9 12'1 x 11'4 V V W W W W Whilst this brochure has been prepared with care, it is not a report on the condition of the property. Its terms are not warranted and do not constitute an offer to sell. All area and room measurements are approximate only. Floorplans are for illustration only and may not be to scale. All measurements are taken from longest and widest points. Clyde Property exercise a policy of using recycled paper for all their printed material Location Travelling from Clyde Property’s Bearsden office on Drymen Road, continue north on Drymen Road towards Bearsden Cross. Continue through the Cross staying on Drymen Road turning right onto Stockiemuir Road. Continue along Stockiemuir Road to the next roundabout at 68 Drymen Road Baljaffray and continue through the roundabout (taking the second exit) heading out towards Drymen on the A809. After approximately 11 miles and after passing through the village of Bearsden, G61 2RH Croftamie (and before reaching Drymen), turn left onto the A811 heading for Gartocharn and T: 0141 570 0777 Balloch. Continue along this road for exactly 2.7 miles and turn right at the campsite sign continuing down this road for exactly 0.6 miles and the property then lies immediately on the F: 0141 570 0123 right hand side. e: [email protected] For Satellite Navigation directions please enter the postcode: G83 8NQ Contact us 7 days a week, 363 days a year until 8pm every day www.clydeproperty.co.uk .
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