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Invergare Coach House, Glenarn Road Rhu    www.clydeproperty.co.uk To view the HD video of this property, click here or download the Clyde Property App, position your mobile device over this image and click the AR button. Invergare Coach House, Glenarn Road Rhu Invergare Coach House, Glenarn Road, Rhu G84 8LL Formerly the coach house to Invergare House and enjoying a lovely great natural light. There are two built-in wardrobes and an ensuite setting, sheltered by mature trees, this distinctive terraced home shower room with wc and small wash hand basin. The house is forms part of a terrace of four separate and individual homes. warmed by a system of gas fired central heating and the windows are Accessed off the main approach road to Invergare House, there is a all replacement double glazed units. garage adjacent to the house with two bays of private parking next to the garage. From here, a gate opens into the private gardens that are The property is close to local Rhu amenities, including the highly completely enclosed and screened. The gardens feature a large area regarded Primary School. Hermitage Academy and Lomond School of lawn with colourful bedded borders with a retaining stone wall are found within Helensburgh. The area also provides great facilities dividing the lawn from a separate lower level gravelled sitting area. for those who enjoy the outdoors, with well established sailing clubs, There is also a decked terrace which is accessed from the lounge. tennis, rugby, golf and cricket clubs. Additionally there is a frequent daily train service directly linking Helensburgh to Glasgow and The house itself is unique in terms of layout and style, with rooms Edinburgh. Surrounding Rhu is some of Scotland’s most spectacular over three floors. With a great deal of character, the property scenery which is only a short drive away. Glasgow is within commuting is spacious, with over 1400 square feet of accommodation. On distance as is the International Airport via the Erskine Bridge. entering, the distinctive double height reception hall features a large full height window with views across the gardens, with double doors opening into the hall itself which has built-in storage and a staircase to the upper landing. From the hall, a passageway leads through to the lounge and it features double doors opening onto the decked terrace and a further window at the other end providing good natural light. Again with a high ceiling this is a comfortable and spacious public room. Across the passageway from the lounge is the dining room which is laid out open plan with the kitchen which is fitted with modern wall mounted and counter level units along with a range of inbuilt appliances that include an oven, hob, hood, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Moving onto the upper floor accommodation there is a mezzanine level above the reception hall which can be used as a study/home office and from here an inner hall leads to three good sized double bedrooms and the bathroom which has a modern three piece suite with bath, wc and vanity wash hand basin. There is built-in storage in the hall and at the far end, a spiral staircase ascends to a magnificent master bedroom suite where additional “Velux” windows provide EER rating : Band D Property reference : FHH1668 Connect & Share. View the video in HD, simply download our APP, hover over the cover and see it come to life. 1987 Y E A R S I N B U S I N E S S 2 0 1 7 www.clydeproperty.co.uk | 3 4 | www.clydeproperty.co.uk 4 | www.clydeproperty.co.uk Invergare Coach House, Glenarn Road, Rhu G84 8LL S T p V V U U Hall Void D Y C C C Up S W W Ensuite W H Bath C Bedroom 3 W 6'8" x 13'4" x 8'9" Dining 5'5" Room C V V 8'1" x 7'1" Lounge 18'3" x 13'4" C W Bedroom 1 C C 14'11" x 14'2" Bedroom 4 Kitchen Bedroom 2 Up 10'6" x 9'3" 11'3" x 5'10" Up 13'4" x 8'7" Approximate gross internal area 1291 sq ft - 119 sq m www.clydeproperty.co.uk Invergare Coach House Glenarn Road Rhu G84 8LL Property location Travelling from Clyde Property’s Helensburgh office on West Princes Street, turn right continuing west along West Princes Street, continuing through Colquhoun Square and turning first left onto James Street. Continue down James Street turning right at the end onto West Clyde Street and continue along the shore road leaving Helensburgh and continuing into Rhu. After passing the Rhu Marina, which is on the left hand side, turn right into Pier Road continuing up the hill and then turning right into Glenarn Road. Continue to the end of Glenarn Road and drive through the gateposts of Invergare continuing up the driveway where the entrance to the Coach House is the second turn off on the right. Drive along this lane, parking to the left of the garage, and the gate of the property is directly facing the garage. Find out more... For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Clyde Property Helensburgh 22 West Princes Street, Helensburgh G84 8TD T: 01436 670780 1987 Y E A R S I N 01436 675548 F: B U S I N E S [email protected] S E: W: www.clydeproperty.co.uk 2 0 1 7 At Clyde Property we’re available 7 days a week until 8pm every day 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. .
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