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A most charming traditional 8 apartment detached period villa which enjoys a plethora of beautiful period features and is located within one of Helensburgh‘s most prestigious lower west locations. The accommodation comprises, welcoming reception hallway, cloaks, stunning bay windowed living room, elegant sitting room, dining room, excellent sized dining kitchen with WC, utilityboot room and a lovely practical home officestudy off. A beautiful period staircase leads to the upper hallway which accesses a 19ft bay windowed master bedroom with ensuite shower room, three additional fabulous double bedrooms and bathroom. One of the most unique and redeeming features of this property is the large private secluded south facing front garden which is quite special, early viewing is strongly recommended.

Helensburgh is a beautiful coastal town built upon the northerly hillside above the Firth of Clyde. It is home to some of Scotland‘s most elegant and substantial period homes, many built for the shipbuilders and merchants of Victorian and Edwardian Glasgow.

The town has excellent schooling at both primary and secondary level, in both the public and private sectors, respectively Hermitage and Lomond School.

There are an enviable level of local amenities including shops and restaurants and it has two railway stations (lower and upper), providing ready links to Glasgow and beyond, together with a connection to Edinburgh. The area is surrounded by some lovely walks, it has a sailing club, a marina and an excellent golf course that is "e;just over the hill"e; from the, world renowned, Loch Lomond Golf Course at Luss. Indeed, just to the north of Helensburgh, is Scotland‘s first national park - the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park with all the magnificent hills, lochs and scenery it affords.

For those living and working in Helensburgh, Woodend Street is a wonderful place to live. For those commuting, Helensburgh is a regularly accessible base for Glasgow (either by car or rail) and, indeed, for areas further afield such as Stirling and perhaps even Edinburgh which can be reached in about 90 minutes.



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