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South Court is a large detached home on the west side of Helensburgh, within the town’s conservation area. Dating from around 1869, the house combines original period features with modern upgrades throughout. It sits well back from the road within extensive mature gardens, providing an excellent level of privacy.
The gardens are a major feature of the property. Twin wrought-iron gates open to a monoblock area, leading to a sweeping gravel driveway that provides parking for several cars at the front of the house. The front garden is mainly lawn with established borders of plants, shrubs and trees, enclosed by hedging around the boundary. A gate at the side leads to the rear garden, which includes large, paved patio and terrace areas suitable for outdoor dining and entertaining. There are also gravelled sections with planted areas throughout. Painted stone boundary walls provide additional privacy. Near the back door there is a large outhouse store, a further wooden store and a greenhouse.
Inside, the house is bright and spacious with a practical layout. The accommodation extends to over 3,100 square feet and offers a good balance of living space and bedrooms. Storm doors open into an entrance vestibule which leads to a reception hall with a staircase to the upper floor. To one side of the hall is a bay-windowed lounge with a fireplace and living-flame gas fire. The room also features cornicing, a picture rail and timber flooring. On the opposite side is a larger public room with timber flooring, cornicing, front-facing windows, a period fireplace with gas fire, a display alcove and a door leading to a large home office or study. From the reception hall, a passage leads to another bright living room with a large front window, marble fireplace with gas fire, display alcove and decorative cornicing with a ceiling rose and vaulted ceiling.
To the rear of the house there is a traditional cloakroom with wash hand basin and hanging space, with a separate WC next to it. Another passageway from the reception hall, with under-stair storage, leads to a bespoke Loxley kitchen. The kitchen has traditional wall and base units, granite worktops, a central island, breakfast bar and high-quality appliances including a range cooker and Belfast sink. Full-height windows and French doors provide plenty of natural light and open onto the rear garden. A rear hallway off the kitchen provides additional storage and access to the garden. From here there is a large walk-in storage room and a utility room with Belfast sink, washing machine plumbing and built-in storage. The kitchen, rear hallway and utility room all benefit from underfloor heating.
On the half landing upstairs there is a double bedroom with a window overlooking the rear garden. Next to it is a modern shower room with rainfall shower, WC and vanity basin. The main landing leads to the principal bedroom with south-facing views, built-in mirrored wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with bath, rainfall shower, WC and wash hand basin. There are two further bedrooms on this level. One faces the front with south-facing views and built-in wardrobes, while the other overlooks the rear garden and includes built-in storage. There is also a smaller bedroom with a Velux window to the front. The house is heated by gas central heating and all windows are replacement double-glazed units with the exception of the small WC.
West Montrose Street is a sought-after address on Helensburgh’s west side, within easy walking distance of the town centre. Local amenities include shops, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, banks and a post office. Helensburgh Central railway station provides regular services to Glasgow and Edinburgh, while Helensburgh Upper station offers services along the west coast and a sleeper service to London. The town has well-regarded primary and secondary schools, both state and private, and a range of sports clubs including rugby, cricket, tennis, bowling and golf. Sailing is popular on the nearby Firth of Clyde and Gare Loch. Helensburgh is also close to scenic areas including Loch Lomond. Glasgow can be reached in around 40–45 minutes by car or train. Glasgow Airport is accessible via the A82, Erskine Bridge and M8 motorway. EPC Band – E.
Rarely available semi detached villa located within a highly regarded and central residential locale. Set within a quiet cul de sac the property enjoys open tree lined views to both front and rear. The property is situated conveniently for access to many excellent town centre amenities including Comely Park Primary School, shopping and Falkirk High Station which proves popular with Edinburgh and Glasgow commuters. The property occupies private gardens complemented by a two car wide blocked paved front driveway. The sunny westerly facing rear garden provides lawn, paved patio, bark bed and garden storage shed.
Access to the property is through a wide reception hallway with two useful storage cupboards off and an additional walk in cloaks/storage which provides potential for conversion to a downstairs WC/Shower room if required. The sitting/dining room is an impressive apartment which extends to in excess of twenty one feet and enjoys excellent natural light from the front and rear picture windows. The lower accommodation is completed by a well proportioned kitchen with exterior door to the rear gardens and a remarkably large walk in larder/store off.
On the upper floor there are three double sized bedrooms all of which have fitted robes. The upper floor is completed by a refitted family bathroom with Mira electric shower, easily maintained wet wall, storage and chrome radiator. Practical features include gas central heating, double glazing and timber laminate flooring. Early viewing in highly recommended in order to avoid disappointment.
Sitting/Dining Room 21’ x 12’7” (at widest) 6.40m x 3.84m
Bedroom One 13’1 x 9’3” (to robes) 3.99m x 2.82m
Bedroom Two 11’5” x 9’7” 3.48m x 2.92m
Bedroom Three 12’7” x 8’5” (to robes) 3.84m x 2.57m
Kitchen 12’9” x 8’9” 3.89m x 2.67m
Bathroom 8’2” x 5’5” 2.49m x 1.65m
This beautifully upgraded two-bedroom apartment occupies a bright top floor position with exceptional south-Easterly aspects from the Juliet balcony across landscaped grounds. Presented to market in excellent condition throughout, this property offers stylish, walk-in accommodation which will prove highly appealing to young professionals and first-time buyers alike. This remarkable flat is ideally situated in the highly sought-after Parklands development in Crookston, providing excellent transport links to Glasgow City Centre (5 miles), via Crookston train station (0.6 miles), and convenient access to local shopping and amenities at Silverburn Shopping Centre (1.3 miles).
In summary, the building is accessed via a secure, communal entrance and stairwell leading to the third floor, where the apartment entry opens into an inviting T‑shaped hall with a generous storage cupboard.
At the heart of the home is an impressive open‑plan living space, featuring an Architect‑designed kitchen with premium Rocca quartz worktops and splashbacks, a striking waterfall edge detail and an undermount sink for a contemporary aesthetic. The lounge door has been repositioned to improve the room’s functionality, creating a more versatile and balanced layout for living and dining, and the space is enhanced by a Juliet balcony which bathes the room in natural light.
There are two double bedrooms, both of which benefit from built-in wardrobes with the master bedroom featuring a recently modernised en-suite shower room. Completing the accommodation is the modern main shower room with a large walk-in shower, W/C and wash hand basin.
Presented to a high standard and carefully maintained throughout, with stylish décor and contemporary fixtures and fittings, this apartment also benefits from double glazing, gas fired central heating and an allocated parking space.
Our 3D virtual tour, HD video and floorplan will provide a better appreciation of layout and finishes.
A stunning traditional detached home providing beautifully presented accommodation of ten principal apartments, set amidst extensive, completely private garden grounds.
One of the oldest houses in the Tannoch Conservation Area, this substantial stone-built villa is tucked well back from Mugdock Road, offering complete privacy, yet is only a few hundred yards from all Milngavie town centre amenities.
As our photographs and video show, the interior is tastefully presented and provides comfortable family accommodation comprising: entrance vestibule leading to reception hall; superb main lounge with fireplace; living room with fireplace; dining room with fireplace; open-plan kitchen with breakfast area and separate office space; utility room; store room; and cloakroom.
On the first floor, there is a principal bedroom suite with a large en-suite bathroom and dressing room (formerly a bedroom), two further double bedrooms, and a main bathroom. On the second floor, there are two additional bedrooms and a shower room.
Without doubt, one of the main attractions of this superb home is the fabulous garden grounds and outdoor areas. A gravelled driveway leads from Milngavie Road to electric gates, which give access to the driveway that sweeps around to the front of the house.
The front garden is in two distinct parts: the formal garden is laid out with a level lawn, bordered by beautiful shrubs and specimen trees, with a delightful summer house tucked in one corner, providing the perfect place for peace and quiet, fully fitted with electrics and Wi-Fi for evening entertaining.
Leading from the double glass-opening kitchen doors, there is a paved stone patio providing an ideal outdoor seating area with an electric canopy. From the patio, through a direct hidden door, is external storage, a BBQ area, additional outdoor seating, and gravelled pathways through ornamental shrub and flower borders.
A further gravelled driveway leads to the rear of the house, where there is a double garage. There are two outhouses and a charming sheltered seating area which overlooks a well-stocked vegetable garden.
The wildflower area at the lower front garden is slightly contoured, with ground cover and some specimen trees.
This area has current planning permission for the construction of a two-storey detached property, extending to approximately 3,000 sq ft.
The entire garden boundary is screened by mature trees, hedging, and an amazing mix of plants, shrubs, and flowers, providing total privacy and seclusion from surrounding properties.
The Tannoch Conservation Area is a remarkably peaceful location, yet lies only a 10-minute walk from the house to Milngavie’s pedestrianised village centre, railway station, and Milngavie Primary School. On Mugdock Road is the preparatory school for Glasgow Academy. To the east of Milngavie is the Green Forest Nursery for Kelvinside Academy. In neighbouring Bearsden, you’ll find the Junior School for The High School of Glasgow, with its secondary campus located at Anniesland.
Milngavie is well served by excellent local amenities, with a wide range of shops, bars, and restaurants. The convenience of four major supermarkets adds to the appeal, and it is famously the starting (and finishing) point of the world-renowned West Highland Way. For fitness and wellbeing, the Nuffield Health Milngavie Gym is located on Strathblane Road.
Please note that the owners would prefer to sell the property and building plot as a whole, but may entertain offers for the house plus garden and building plot separately. If you wish further information on this, please contact Nicola Palmer at our Bearsden branch on 0141 570 0777.
Built by Cala in ~2017 and forming part of this highly desirable yet intimate residential development, this outstanding family home has been meticulously maintained by the current owner and sits within an enviable, South, South/Westerly facing plot. Boasting a remarkably bright, spacious and highly versatile layout over two levels and finished to a high specification throughout, the property is presented in ‘move in’ condition with stylish, neutral tones throughout. This modern development forms part of the village of Thorntonhall, which lies less than 8 miles South of Glasgow and circa 12 miles from Glasgow International Airport. The village is surrounded by rolling countryside but benefits from Thorntonhall Train Station providing commuter access access to the city as well as proximity to the Glasgow Southern Orbital leading to the M77 Motorway.
Our 3D Virtual Tours, HD Videos and Floorplans will provide a better idea of form and layout however, a summary of the accommodation includes an impressive entrance hall way with double height ceiling, enhancing the natural light and creating a welcoming first impression, a large formal lounge which is ‘L’ shaped to the dining area and includes French doors to the rear garden, a stunning dining/kitchen complete with a range of stylish fitted units, extensive work top space culminating in a breakfasting bar and complemented by a range of quality integral appliances. There are Bi folding doors to the rear garden and a separate utility room. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a WC/Cloakroom.
The upper level of the property has a galleried landing providing access to all of the bedrooms and the family bathroom as well as multiple cupboards. The principal suite is positioned at the front of the property a boasts extensive fitted wardrobe storage, dual aspect windows including a Juliet balcony and its own ensuite shower room. Bedroom two similarly has fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room whilst the remaining bedrooms benefit from built in storage. The family bathroom comprises of a fitted bath, separate shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC.
The property commands a particularly generous plot with a sweeping, Monobloc driveway providing extensive off street parking and leading to the integral double garage. The rear garden is fully enclosed and comprises an extensive area of manicured lawn bordered by display beds with a patio area running along the rear of the house.
Quietly contained within a B-listed stone-built mansion house conversion, this exceptional ground-floor apartment offers a rare opportunity to acquire a generously proportioned one-bedroom home in the highly desirable village of Cardross, close to the historic riverside town of Dumbarton. Converted in 2002 from the original, imposing yet elegant mansion house itself, Cardross Park Mansions combines period character with modern comfort, creating a unique and highly sought-after residential setting.
Positioned on the ground floor, this rarely available style of apartment provides bright, well-presented accommodation throughout. Upon entering, a welcoming hallway leads into a particularly spacious lounge with a charming bay window to the front. There is an additional side window with blinds covering which, when open, allow excellent natural light to pour into the room. From here, there are attractive outlooks through neighbouring properties towards the water, creating a light and airy living environment. The lounge comfortably accommodates both a three-piece suite and a dining table with chairs, making it a versatile space for relaxing and entertaining alike.
The kitchen is thoughtfully designed and fitted with a wide range of floor and wall-mounted units that offer excellent storage and workspace. A front-facing window provides natural light while integrated appliances include an oven, hob with hood, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. There is a tiled floor, under-unit lighting and ample worktop space further enhance the practicality and finish of this well-equipped kitchen. The generously double bedroom easily accommodates a double bed and benefits from two built-in wardrobes, providing excellent storage space. The recently refitted bathroom is fully tiled and well finished with a modern three-piece white suite comprising a WC, wash hand basin and a panelled bath with mains shower above, delivering a stylish and functional bathing space.
Externally, the development is surrounded by well landscaped communal grounds which are professionally maintained by the factors. Residents also benefit from private parking to the side of the building, while this particular property enjoys the additional advantage of a private garage within the garage block, complete with an up-and-over door and installed power and lighting.
Properties of this particular size, layout and style rarely grace the market within this development, and with strong demand for one-bedroom homes in the area, early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the space, setting and convenience on offer and ultimately to avoid missing out.
Cardross Park Mansions enjoys a peaceful setting within the charming village of Cardross, a sought-after residential location on the north bank of the River Clyde. The village offers a welcoming community atmosphere with a range of local amenities including shops, cafés, primary schooling and leisure facilities.
For commuters, Cardross benefits from a railway station with regular services connecting to Glasgow and surrounding areas, while nearby Dumbarton provides a wider selection of retail, supermarkets and services. The area is also ideally placed for enjoying the scenic beauty of the Clyde coast and nearby countryside, with walking routes, parks and golf courses all within easy reach. The combination of tranquil village living, convenient transport links and attractive surroundings makes this an exceptional place to call home.
Set conveniently close to arterial transport links and within comfortable commuter reach of Glasgow city centre; this superb modern apartment is defined by a sense of space and will delight viewers with its notably bright and stylish decorative interior.
Housed on the second floor within a visibly well-maintained building, a secure door-entry affords access to a bright common hallway and staircase, which lead in turn to apartment 2F. Immediately welcoming upon entry, this home boasts a lengthy reception hallway with significant storage off which leads, thereafter, in to a generously appointed dining lounge with ‘Paris’ balcony, comprehensively fitted kitchen featuring ample space for a breakfasting table, two extremely well-appointed double bedrooms (the principle of which has a practical en-suite shower room) and a modern family bathroom hosting a white three piece suite and overhead shower attachment.
The apartment is presented in a neutrally stylish decorative tone with modern utilities and benefits from significant storage including fitted mirrored robes in both bedrooms. Externally, a well presented courtyard provides an abundance of residents’ and visitor parking.
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 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
A beautifully presented and exceptionally well-positioned family home: this ‘Forbes’, style property is part of Taylor Wimpeys ‘Elite Range’ and commands a prime corner plot with a fabulous open outlook within the ever-popular Maidenhill development. Extending to circa 2315sqft within, the property boasts a rare combination of space, light and privacy and is finished with state of the art fixtures and fittings and stylish decor throughout making for an ideal family home.
Maidenhill is a popular modern development in the East Renfrewshire town of Newton Mearns – revered by families due to the exceptional primary and secondary schooling and home to a fantastic range of shopping amenities which are just minutes drive from the address. The M7 Bus provides ease of access from the estate to Patterton Train Station for commuting to Glasgow City Centre and beyond.
Our 3D Virtual Tours, HD Videos and Floorplans will provide a better idea of form and layout, however, a summary of the accommodation includes an impressive entrance hall, bathed in light from Velux windows on the vaulted ceiling and a staircase leading to the upper level and a large cupboard beneath. The ‘heart of the home’ is the impressive open plan kitchen/dining/living room at the rear of the property which features a range of stunning fitted units adorned with quality worktops culminating in a breakfasting bar with a central island and featuring high end integrated appliances. There is ample space for dining furniture, a spacious living area over looking the rear gardens and access to a separate utility room. There is a large family lounge, a separate office space and a versatile formal dining room/bedroom. Completing the ground floor is a convenient WC/Cloakroom.
The upper level of the property has a central landing which is bathed in light from feature Velux windows and is galleried to the hallway below. There are five sizeable bedrooms, two of which benefit from ensuite shower rooms whilst the remaining three share a sizeable family bathroom which comprises of a four piece suite in white with stylish tiling.
The property occupies an enviable corner plot in a particularly peaceful position of the development and enjoys open outlooks to the front and a particularly sunny, West facing aspect to the rear. Accompanied by a large detached double garage and monobloc driveway, the rear gardens are beautifully landscaped comprising of an area of lawn bordered by display beds and a covered patio area – ideal for outside entertaining.
Set within one of Helensburgh’s most admired residential crescents, this highly impressive, eight apartment sandstone detached villa is peacefully set amidst beautifully maintained and manicured garden grounds which provide exceptional privacy and seclusion on all sides. The property enjoys a commanding presence within the street, overlooking a well-kept communal grassed area shared by the nine residents of the crescent, creating a particularly peaceful and exclusive setting. Having been lovingly maintained by the current owners during their long family residency, the home offers a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful yet highly adaptable property within a prime address which extends to over 2700 sq ft.
Internally, the accommodation is generously proportioned and exceptionally flexible, extending to eight principal apartments which allow for a variety of family living arrangements. A broad entrance vestibule opens into a welcoming reception hallway that immediately sets the tone for the elegant interior. The beautiful front-facing lounge features a striking focal point fireplace with an inset log-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting public space. In addition, there is a further, separate ground floor sitting room and a third public room, currently utilised as bedroom five, providing further versatility depending on lifestyle requirements. A rear hallway also gives access to a convenient ground floor wash room. One of the most impressive spaces within the home is the almost full-length sun-filled conservatory, which enjoys delightful garden outlooks and provides a superb setting for relaxing or entertaining throughout the seasons. The traditionally styled yet contemporary kitchen is arranged on a semi-open plan basis with a charming dining room that again features a wood-burning stove, forming a comfortable and sociable heart to the home. A practical utility area provides additional convenience for everyday living. A fabulous staircase rises gracefully from the entrance hallway, passing a striking mezzanine level window which floods the stairwell with natural light, before reaching the upper landing. From here, access is provided to four well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering comfortable accommodation. The front-facing bedrooms enjoy particularly attractive views across the gardens and surrounding greenery which must truly be seen to be appreciated. Completing the upper level are a separate WC/wash room and an additional shower room, providing excellent facilities for a busy household.
Externally, the property sits within generously proportioned and beautifully maintained garden grounds. To the front there is a manicured lawn bordered by a variety of mature plants, shrubs and trees, all enclosed by well-kept hedging that enhances privacy. A neatly laid mono-blocked driveway leads to a level parking area with space for three to four family vehicles and continues round to a detached garage. To the rear of the garage there is a substantial stone store with further storage found on an additional storeroom/workspace behind the utility room within, ideal for hobbies or storage. The rear gardens have been thoughtfully arranged for both ease of maintenance and family enjoyment, incorporating a combination of patio and lawned areas further extending down the side. These grounds provide an ideal environment for outdoor entertaining, children’s play or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
The property further benefits from gas central heating, well-maintained and regularly tended single-glazed windows, and extensive attic and eaves storage facilities. Throughout their ownership, the current vendors have carefully maintained the property, preserving its character while ensuring it remains a comfortable and practical family home.
Lower Sutherland Crescent is widely regarded as one of the most sought-after addresses in Helensburgh, admired for its attractive, substantial yet beautifully bespoke period homes and its positively peaceful environment. Residents also enjoy the benefit of the shared central grassed area at the front which enhances the sense of space and community within the crescent.
Helensburgh itself offers an excellent range of amenities including independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities, along with the picturesque seafront promenade along the Firth of Clyde. The town is renowned for its highly regarded schooling, both at primary and secondary level, making it particularly attractive to families. For outdoor enthusiasts, the surrounding countryside provides endless opportunities for walking, cycling and sailing, with the nearby Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park offering spectacular scenery and recreational pursuits.
Commuters are well served by excellent transport links. Helensburgh benefits from two railway stations, including Helensburgh Central which provides regular direct services to Glasgow. The A814 and A82 road networks allow convenient access to Glasgow, Loch Lomond and the wider central belt, while Glasgow Airport can be reached within approximately 35–40 minutes by car.