Buchanan Castle Estate, Drymen

Property Details: - Type: Terraced house - Bedrooms: 2 - Bathrooms: 2

Agent: Rettie & Co - Bearsden Phone: 0141 376 4776

• Simply charming two bedroomed terraced cottage<br/>• Idyllic location down private road in Drymen’s Buchanan Castle Estate<br/>• Backing onto established woodland<br/>• Very well finished across accommodation<br/>• Fabulous outdoor spaces – expanses of lawn, decking and a central courtyard/patio<br/>• A perfect home for couples, small families and downsizers<br/>• PVCu double glazing<br/><br/>Located in Drymen’s leafy and picturesque Buchanan Castle Estate, ‘Bilberry Cottage’ is a quite charming two bedroomed property that has been redeveloped/refurbished to a very high standard by our client. A simply wonderful country retreat that will offer appeal to a wide variety of potential purchasers, but perhaps most specifically – couples looking for a bit of peace and quiet but within close proximity to an amenity rich village.<br/><br/>Internally, the property is decorated, in the main, to fresh/neutral tones (Farrow & Ball), with splashes of colour/feature walls (Cole & Son wallpaper) contrasting and combining to great effect. Fixtures and fittings of a high quality throughout the property and include replacement internal doors and Amtico flooring. <br/><br/>One of the many highlights here is the decked internal Courtyard – a brilliant and notably private space that provides the perfect spot for outdoor entertaining. <br/><br/>Summary of Accommodation<br/><br/>- Entry vestibule<br/>- Sitting room/study<br/>- Reception hallway<br/>- Family/dining room<br/>- Contemporary fitted kitchen, dedicated utility room with courtesy door access to rear garden<br/>- Two double bedrooms – principal bedroom with ensuite<br/><br/>The garden grounds are established, well maintained and private with mature trees and shrubbery, lawned area, patio area with seated arbour and garden studio/workshop and additional potting shed.<br/><br/>Situation<br/><br/>Drymen is approximately 17 miles to Glasgow City Centre and some 24 miles to Stirling. There are local shops including a Spar, butchers, bakers, craft beer shop, chemist and Hub 63 – a community shop. There are two Hotels (The Buchanan Arms and The Winnoch), a Café and an Italian restaurant. In addition to the Drymen Inn there is The Clachan Inn, reputably Scotland’s oldest licensed Pub (1734). There is a GP’s Surgery. Drymen is on the route of the West Highland Way and is the eastern gateway to Loch Lomond.<br/><br/>The town of Balloch (8 miles) and the suburbs of Milngavie and Bearsden (approximately 11 miles) provide a wider range of shops and amenities, particularly the latter. Both have Railway Stations.<br/><br/>SAT NAV REF: G63 0HX<br/><br/>EPC : BAND D<br/>COUNCIL TAX : BAND F<br/>TENURE : FREEHOLD <br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>EPC Rating: D<br/>Council Tax Band: F<br/>