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At long last the discerning purchaser has a real choice with the arrival of the B listed 'East Lindores' to the market. A historical landmark in Greenock?s West end this property subtly infuses a marriage of contemporary modern executive living with the luxuriant grandeur of an opulent bygone era.
Originally built by a member of the Lyle family the mansion subsequently changed ownership and was utilised as a Red Cross Hospital during World War 1 and in World War 2 the 'Canadian Wrens' were billeted there.
The unique selling points to this property are simply too numerous to mention and it clearly stands head and shoulders above any other conversion currently on the market.
The property to all intents and purposes forms the upper conversion of this stately gem with work being completed to form the current accommodation around 1961.
The entrance to this property is to the side of the building where you are immediately struck by the imposing turreted structure which dominates the skyline and importantly forms part of the accommodation within. The elongated entrance vestibule is of modern decor and has solid oak flooring which is in stark contrast to the opulence of the main reception hallway which transcends generations with its dark wood finishes and the magnificent four paned stained glass window feature. The glass work is in excellent condition and has two portraits of young ladies of whom you would love to imagine have some significance in the buildings history.
The main lounge has aspects to the Estuary and exudes a contemporary feel with its minimalist presentation and triple window formation allowing natural sunlight from contrasting aspects of the room. There is a working open fire set within ornate tiled and wooden surround which as you may imagine in the darkest recesses of a Greenock winter creates an ambience only flame licked wood or peat can provide. The dining room is well proportioned and ideally could lend itself to a number of uses depending on the needs of the purchaser. This room also benefits from aspects to the Estuary. The breakfasting kitchen is very modern and would not look out of place in a new build executive villa except for the all important ceiling mounted 'Pulley' , a must in todays modern family living. The kitchen has built in breakfast bar, integrated gas hob, electric oven, extractor hood and ample floor and wall mounted storage units.
The bay windowed master bedroom truly is a must see for sheer size and the quality of in built wardrobe furniture which runs the width of the room yet does not impinge upon the scale of the accommodation. Yet again we have a subtle blend of discerning taste as is evident when you step into the contemporary en-suite which is beautifully finished to an exacting standard with wc and 'waterfall taps' adorning both the sink and bath. There is a double window formation and a large walk in shower cubicle with wall mounted shower.
The lower level is completed with 2 cupboard storage areas and a family shower room which includes large walk in shower, white 2 piece suite, 4 x halogen ceiling spots and tile effect flooring.
The upper level it is suggested was the domain of the original mansions servants quarters however this in no way detracts from the spacious modern feel to bedroom 2 which is set to the rear of the conversion and enjoys aspects to the Estuary. Bedroom 3 is contained within the turreted construction of the building and enjoys an abundance of natural light from the triple window formation.
For those of us that may be anxious about storage solutions then fret no more as door access on the upper hallway leads to a floored storage area in excess of 13 meters in length and 5 meters in width!!
The exterior of the property has off street parking for two vehicles, a private garden laid mainly to lawn with slabbed patio area.
The property has gas central heating and is partially double glazed.
Sometimes in life you just need to seize the moment and this may well for you be that time, carpe diem!!!!
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From Greenock town centre continue west along Union Street towards Gourock turning left into Finnart Street where Lindores is located on the left hand side, the entry to East Lindores is around the left hand bend and immediately located on the left hand side at no 158.