This beautiful and bright south-facing lower garden flat is located within Schaw House, an outstanding B Listed Gothic building in Bearsden, originally constructed in 1895 by architect James Thomson of Baird Thomson. Formerly a convalescent home, Schaw House has been sympathetically converted into a collection of exclusive residences, with Number 11 enjoying an enviable position within the lower west wing of the building.

This unique home offers versatile and well-proportioned accommodation on the level, with direct access to a courtyard. The property is accessed through the building's grand main entrance hall and via a staircase shared only with Number 10. Double doors open to the entrance vestibule, which provides access to the impressive dining hall measuring approx. 20 ft in length. The heart of the home is most certainly the spacious, bay-windowed lounge with modern focal point media wall. The dining-sized kitchen is equipped with a range of high-gloss units and complete with quartz worktops and breakfast bar, along with a range of appliances to include: induction hob, self-cleaning fan oven, combination microwave oven, dishwasher, American-style fridge/freezer with water and ice dispenser, and glass-fronted wine fridge. The property also offers two double-sized bedrooms, one of which benefits from an en-suite shower room with good storage off, built-in wardrobes, and French doors to the courtyard. The second bedroom benefits from a beautiful southerly-facing bay window and significant wardrobe space. A family bathroom with three-piece suite and shower over the bath completes the accommodation. A further set of French doors from the dining hall provides direct access to a courtyard, which offers the perfect sheltered spot for alfresco dining. The courtyard is a communal space, used mainly by numbers 11 and 7, and provides access, via a lightwell with steel staircase, to the road at the rear of the building.

Additional features include gas central heating, new sash double glazing and two allocated parking spaces in the private car park. Residents also enjoy access to and full use of the magnificent and beautifully maintained extensive garden grounds.

Bearsden remains one of Glasgow's most sought-after suburbs, known for its excellent educational facilities at both primary and secondary level. The area offers a wide range of leisure amenities, including private and public gyms, sports clubs, and scenic outdoor spaces. Bearsden Cross serves as the local hub, home to a great selection of shops, cafés, restaurants, and services. Transport links are superb, with nearby train stations at Hillfoot, Westerton, and Bearsden providing regular services to Glasgow's West End, city centre, and Edinburgh. Glasgow Airport is around a twenty-five minute drive during off-peak times, and to the north, the breathtaking landscapes of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park offer an idyllic escape into nature