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AVAILABLE NOW // £1000pcm // UNFURNISHED // From its elevated position, commanding magnificent views over the Firth of Clyde, this charming stone built detached cottage sits in easily managed gardens that provide off road parking on a gravelled driveway. The property is just a short distance from the centre of the village of Kilcreggan where there are local shops, a bar, health centre and a primary school. The accommodation comprises: a large entrance vestibule, reception hall with stairs to the upper floor, lounge with feature fireplace and open fire, large dining sized kitchen, two double bedrooms upstairs and a modern bathroom with WC and wash hand basin. The property is warmed by oil fired central heating and all the main rooms have double glazing. Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033/ Landlord Registration Number- 529205/130/22082 // EPC-D

EPC Band D.
Landlord Registration Number 529205/130/22082 1493613/130/25102.
Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033.

Undoubtedly one of the finest building plots to come to the market of late in the Rhu/Helensburgh area, this fantastic development opportunity is in the hugely popular and picturesque Conservation village of Rhu and enjoys a lovely position to the West of Torwoodhill Road with views over the Firth of Clyde and the entrance to the Gare Loch. Planning permission has been granted for the erection of a substantial single 4 bedroom residential property of one-and-a-half storeys (of around 3000 square feet) and also for a new vehicular access from the main A814 Gareloch Road through the existing stone wall. This boundary wall is listed and as such, the creation of the new opening was subject to a separate listed building planning decision. Currently the 0.8 acre site is best described as open paddock or meadow and features a number of shrubs, bushes and trees on the perimeter which provide screening to the adjacent properties.

A copy of the Decision Notices as issued by Argyll and Bute Council are available online at www.argyll-bute.gov.uk in the planning section of the website (Ref nos: 23/01503/LIB and 23/01502/PP). Any interested parties are asked to familiarise themselves with all aspects of the Decision Notices prior to making an offer. A copy of the “Planning Design and Access Statement” is available from Clyde Property’s Helensburgh office on request, however, all associated documents and information relating to the Decision Notices (including location plans, proposed site plan, elevation drawings and floor-plans for the proposed house are available on the Argyll and Bute Council website.

The site is only a short distance from the centre of the village of Rhu where there are good day-to-day amenities. These include a local convenience shop, church, highly regarded primary school, Rhu Marina and the Royal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club just along the road. Close to Rhu is the Royal Naval Base at Faslane and in the other direction, the attractive seaside town of Helensburgh offers a wider selection of amenities, including shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants and cafes, along with many sports clubs and recreational facilities and train stations with services to Glasgow, Edinburgh and even London. There is great sailing on the Gare Loch and the Firth of Clyde and the iconic shores of Loch Lomond are only a few minutes’ drive away from Rhu. Glasgow is also within easy commuting distance as is the International Airport via the Erskine Bridge.

EPC Band TBC.

Enjoying an idyllic setting, right on the banks of the Crinan Canal and in the picture postcard perfect village of Cairnbaan, Rhubadach is a beautifully presented detached cottage. The accommodation consists of entrance vestibule, hallway, lounge with wood burning stove and fitted kitchen. There is a spacious master bedroom, second bedroom and completing the accommodation is a family bathroom with bath and separate shower enclosure. The property is heated by way of electric heating. EPC- F  //  Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033 LANDLORD REG 14453/130/05400

EPC Band F.
Landlord Registration Number N/A.
Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033.

Nestled within an exclusive development of converted farm buildings, ‘The Steading’ is an exceptional mid-terraced, split-level barn conversion which offers a rare combination of rustic charm and contemporary living. Thought to be approximately 135 years old and sympathetically converted around 15 years ago, the property showcases striking architectural features throughout, including exposed timber trusses, sloping ceilings, roof lights, and a wealth of natural materials that enhance its character.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into a spacious reception hall and dining area, flooded with natural light from feature skylights and enhanced by exposed timber beams and a beautiful wooden floor. This striking space immediately sets the tone, offering a wonderful sense of volume and character. A split-level design draws you down into the beautifully appointed lounge, complete with a feature fireplace and warm timber finishes, creating an inviting and comfortable atmosphere. Off the reception space is a stylish, modern shower room and a practical cloakroom cupboard, providing both guest facilities and valuable additional storage. At the heart of the home is the expansive dining kitchen, designed with both functionality and style in mind which benefits from views over Gare Loch and the surrounding Munros. A contemporary range of fitted wall and floor units is complemented by a stainless steel sink, integrated appliances, and bi-folding doors that open out onto the garden, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. Additional practical space is found in the adjoining utility room and tool store, which also provides direct access to the large garage with electric lighting, power, and an automatic up-and-over door. The thoughtfully laid-out ground floor continues with a private hallway leading to the generous master bedroom suite, which benefits from a dressing room and a luxurious ensuite bathroom with a three-piece white suite and views of the neighbouring farm land. Two further well proportioned bedrooms are also located on this level, along with a stylish family bathroom featuring a free-standing bath and separate shower enclosure. Both the family bathroom and the shower room are internal but benefit from cleverly designed sun tubes that draw in natural light. A timber staircase rises from the lounge area to a galleried landing/study, a flexible space perfect for working from home, reading, or relaxing. This area enjoys excellent natural light via a Velux roof light and also provides access to a large floored loft space, offering excellent storage or potential for further development, subject to consents. A second mezzanine storage level is accessible via its own staircase above the tool store. The property comes fully double glazed and with central heating.

Externally, the property is just as impressive. To the rear is a beautifully landscaped private garden, bordered by stone walls and mature hedging, with a lawned area, gravelled paths, established shrubs and trees, and a large paved patio perfect for entertaining. A greenhouse is also included, ideal for gardening enthusiasts. At the front, a shared courtyard area offers a charming approach, partially surfaced, gravelled, and in keeping with the rural surroundings. The property is accessed via a private road shared with neighbouring properties and the adjacent farm, reinforcing its peaceful and secluded setting. There are two solar panels on the front roof slope contributing to energy efficiency, and a modern boiler is housed in the dedicated boiler room.

The current owners have obtained architects drawing to show the potential to turn the existing home into a five bedroom, five reception and five bathroom main property with a separate two bedroom granny annex/air bnb rental opportunity, subject to the relevant planning permission and building warrants. The proposed designs can be viewed in the pictures.

The property is located in the highly desirable coastal town of Helensburgh, one of Argyll and Bute’s most attractive and well-connected communities. Nestled on the northern shore of the Firth of Clyde, Helensburgh is renowned for its elegant Victorian architecture, tree-lined streets, and vibrant town centre, all set against a stunning natural backdrop of sea, hills, and woodland.

Helensburgh offers an excellent range of local amenities including independent shops, cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets, as well as banks, pharmacies, medical centres, and a leisure centre. The town has a strong sense of community and a wide variety of cultural and recreational activities, from sailing and tennis clubs to art galleries and live music venues. Families are well served by a selection of respected schools including Hermitage Primary School and Hermitage Academy, with private education available at the nearby Lomond School. The town benefits from two railway stations, Helensburgh Central, with direct services to Glasgow Queen Street, and Helensburgh Upper, which lies on the scenic West Highland Line. The A814 and nearby A82 provide convenient road access to Glasgow, Loch Lomond, Dumbarton, and beyond. Glasgow city centre and Glasgow International Airport are both within approximately a 45-minute drive.

One of only six apartments within this attractive modern building, Flat 6 at Woodhollow House offers great accommodation, together with south facing aspects and a convenient location, within easy reach of Helensburgh’s town centre and a wide selection of amenities. Located just off Sinclair Street, on the east side of Helensburgh, the development is set amidst glorious landscaped residents’ gardens that feature parking for residents and visitors and delightful sitting areas enclosed by mature trees and colourful flower and shrub beds. To one side, the Millig burn cuts through the gardens and can be crossed by a timber bridge and there are further sitting areas around the burn. 

Internally, the apartment consists of a large entrance hall with double doors leading you to a bright open lounge. The lounge benefits from a full height double glazed window offering open aspects to the front and a charming fireplace with timber mantelpiece and a gas coal-effect fire at its focal point. The kitchen is modern and spacious, fitted with a range of wall and floor mounted units, offering ample storage. There is a large picture window, allowing plenty of natural light to flood the room and offering beautiful views across Helensburgh. Moving to the modern master bedroom, the space includes a built in wardrobe and additional cupboard, perfect for storage. There are two additional cupboards in the hallway, providing useful storage also. The second bedroom is also contemporary in design and spacious enough to fit a double bed, but could also be used as office space. Finally, the bathroom is finished to a very high standard and includes, bath with shower overhead, wash hand basin and wc. The windows throughout the property are double glazed and there is full central heating.

Externally, the property benefits from a tandem sized garage and is located to the rear of a neighbouring block, and accessed via a metal up-and-over door. The building itself sits low to the road at the front, with paved pathways, a brick retaining wall, and a small bordered garden area. A sloping surfaced drive leads to the rear parking area and garage access. There are communal garden grounds on either side of the development, with a notable feature being a timber bridge and decking area over a small burn next to the leftmost block, creating an attractive and peaceful setting. Access to the property is gained via a communal close with secure door entry system.

The property is well situated for accessing a range of local amenities in Helensburgh town centre, including shops, cafés, and public services. It is within a reasonable commuting distance of Glasgow, the M8 Motorway, and Glasgow Airport, and is positioned conveniently close to local transport links. Helensburgh is a sought after coastal town located on the north shore of the Firth of Clyde in Argyll and Bute, approximately 25 miles northwest of Glasgow. The town is served by two railway stations, Helensburgh Central and Helensburgh Upper, providing direct rail links to Glasgow and further afield.

Nestled in the heart of the scenic village of Strachur, this modern detached bungalow offers a superb opportunity to enjoy contemporary living in one of Argyll’s most peaceful and picturesque locations. Built just two years ago, the property combines the charm of countryside surroundings and spectacular loch views with the comfort and efficiency of a thoughtfully planned home.

Upon entering, you’re welcomed by a bright entrance vestibule leading to a spacious hallway, which provides access to all main rooms. The heart of the home is the beautifully decorated open plan lounge, complete with a solid fuel burner that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. There are double doors leading out to a large modern decked terrace, providing stunning views over the water. Adjacent is a stylish kitchen with ample space for dining, featuring a range of modern wall and floor mounted units that offer extensive storage perfect for family life. Along the hall is the beautiful master bedroom. This room has fantastic storage with a large built in wardrobe and comes with the ensuite. The ensuite flows perfectly from the bedroom and is bright and spacious in size. It comes with a modern walk in shower enclosure, wc and wash hand basin. The second double bedroom is again very tastefully decorated with a large built in wardrobe also. This room also comes with a large ensuite, with bath, wc and wash hand basin. At the end of the hall is the third bedroom, currently being used as a home office, but could also be used as a third bedroom or even a snug. There is also a further separate guest shower room with wc and was basin. Throughout the property, there is an abundance of built in storage, including a number of large cupboards in the hallway and bedrooms, designed to keep the living spaces neat and clutter free. Externally there is a large garden ground/house plot area extending to 0.57 acres. Additional outdoor storage can be found in the substantial garden room with timber store located within the private garden grounds, perfect for tools, outdoor gear, or hobby equipment. The garden room has double doors leading out to modern decking and could be further used as a gym or even Air BnB potential. The home is fitted with double glazed, timber-framed windows, and attractive timber detailing throughout. The property is provided with heating and hot water through an Air Source Heat Pump system.

Strachur is a charming and historic village located on the eastern shores of Loch Fyne in the Argyll and Bute region of western Scotland. Surrounded by dramatic loch views, rolling hills, and unspoiled woodland, it offers an idyllic lifestyle in a tranquil, and close knit community. The village itself has a welcoming feel, with a range of essential amenities including a well stocked local shop and post office, a popular café and bistro, medical centre, and a primary school. For secondary schooling and more extensive shopping, dining, and leisure facilities, the coastal town of Dunoon is around 30 minutes’ drive to the south and is easily accessible via the A815. Dunoon also offers regular ferry links to Gourock, connecting to Glasgow and the central belt. The A83 and A815 offer scenic routes to the west coast and further north, while Glasgow is around two hours away by car.