Forming part of a small development of terraced homes that were originally built for the Ministry of Defence, this charming and characterful end terraced cottage enjoys one of the most scenic locations imaginable, right on the shore of Loch Long, with views up, down and across the water to the “Arrochar Alps”. The house sits elevated above the road, providing a great deal of privacy, with the front garden having a large enclosed decked terrace with glass balustrade. This area is fantastic for entertaining and taking in the views. Beneath the terrace is storage space and there is off road parking to the front for a couple of cars. To the side of the house is a further enclosed area that leads through to the extensive back gardens that feature bedded areas, a large lawn and a lovely covered timber and decked pergola. The gardens back on to mature woodland and are completely enclosed on all sides.

On entering the cottage from the front decked terrace, the reception hall has a staircase to the upper floor and to the front there is a modern bathroom with white three piece suite (vanity wash hand basin and wc and a bath with shower above). The two public rooms are also accessed from the hall and are semi open plan, with the lounge currently to the rear of the house, being a cosy room with wood burning stove to the focal wall. The adjoining room could of course be used as a lounge or dining room and it has an open coal fire, patio doors out to the decked terrace and views over the water. The kitchen is modern and comes with wall and base units, an inbuilt oven, hob and hood and space for other appliances. There is a window and a door out to the back garden. Moving on to the upper accommodation, the landing has a window to the front with views of the loch and it gives access to three well proportioned double bedrooms. The main bedroom is to the front and the other two overlook the back gardens. The property is fully double glazed and is heated by a biomass boiler.

Arrochar is a delightful village, set in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and with the area boasting some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery that provides an excellent range of sporting and leisure facilities and ideal for the outdoor enthusiast. The nearby “Arrochar Alps” and in particular, The Cobbler are iconic in the West of Scotland and a magnet for hill climbers. The village has a good range of local shops, hotels and restaurants, as well as a highly regarded primary school. The town of Helensburgh is approximately eighteen miles away and offers a wider selection of amenities that include shops, supermarkets, bars and restaurants as well as train stations with regular services to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Glasgow can be reached in around forty five to fifty minutes, with the airport accessible via the Erskine Bridge. EPC Band - E.

EPC Band E.