Main Street, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire, PA12

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This characterful and incredibly spacious traditional Townhouse, render finished with slated roof, was formed from two early 19th century properties to create a fabulous family home that is sure to have broad appeal. All rooms are bright and well proportioned and the house has a relaxed, informal feel. Warmed by gas central heating and double glazed, a small income is generated by solar panels on the rear roof. The adaptable layout could be utilised to incorporate a self contained granny or teenagers annexe at the rear of the house, with an internal connecting door and its own door to the garden. The mature, cottage-style garden has a wide range of flowers, plants and shrubs.

The deceptively spacious accommodation needs to be viewed to be appreciated and extends to: Entrance vestibule with tiled floor. Broad reception hallway with coat hanging space. Magnificent lounge, displaying two period fire recesses, one now with a gas fire, also with two windows to the front and wide patio doors opening onto the rear terrace. A second public room also with two front windows is used as a study/home office. The stand out room is a very large family living, dining and kitchen space fitted with pine units in the farmhouse style with a door to the garden. A large room, currently a utility room, could be used in other ways to suit individual requirements. Through a short hallway is a large, downstairs fourth bedroom, with windows to the side and rear. The en-suite is a full bathroom with over bath power shower. A wooden staircase from the reception hallway leads to an upper landing with three bedrooms. There are two large double size bedrooms, each with windows front and rear plus fitted wardrobes. The third bedroom is a double or twin size room with wooden flooring. A part-tiled bathroom with white suite and electric shower completes the upper floor.

The house is situated in the heart of the picturesque village of Lochwinnoch. This is an increasingly sought after locale recognised for its great local amenities including annual Arts and Feelgood festivals. There are a wide selection of shops, businesses, doctor's surgery, library and primary school. The village sits adjacent to the River Calder and Castle Semple Loch where there are various water sports opportunities, a national cycle route and scenic walks. There are ample opportunities for nature-based recreation with visitor centres and trails at both the RSPB Nature Reserve and Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park. The village benefits from the nearby Park & Ride facility at Lochwinnoch station with rail links to Glasgow in 25 minutes and Largs in 40 minutes. The adjacent A737 provides easy access to Paisley, Glasgow International Airport, the city centre and the Erskine Bridge.

Room Sizes

(laser measured, all approximate and maximum unless otherwise stated)

Lounge 19` x 16`8
Study 15`7 x 9`
Living/Dining/Kitchen 25`5 x 15`1 (to 17`1)
Utility 16`8 x 14`5
Bedroom 4 16`8 x 10`5
En-suite bathroom 12`10` x 3`8
Bedroom 1 19`1 x 13`11
Bedroom 2 19`1 x 11`
Bedroom 3 13` x 9`5
Bathroom 6`10 x 6`