• Traditional Semi detached villa +
• Coastal village of Seamill +
• Views over the Firth of Clyde +
• Stunning views to the Isle of Arran +
• Three public rooms +
• Four bedrooms +
• Driveway & Garage +
• Enclosed rear garden grounds +

Property Description
11 Snowdon Terrace is a beautiful traditional semi detached villa in the quaint and coastal village of Seamill. The shorefront is just a short distance away as is the West Kilbride golf club. There are lovely estuary views from the property over to the Isle of Arran.

The flexible accommodation on offer extends to the entrance vestibule then through to the bright welcoming reception hallway with its character, period features and wc. The lounge is a wonderful room with the bay window to the front and period features and a formal dining room with an elegant feel along with French door access to the rear gardens, the siting room is a cosy space with space for breakfasting and chilling out beside the wood burning stove, good sized pantry just offset from the sitting room and a modern fitted kitchen with the breakfast bar for unwinding or having a coffee.

On the first floor of this substantial home there is a separate wc and modern bathroom, the master bedroom is to the front of the house whereby looking through the bay window is the Firth of Clyde and Isle of Arran. To further complement this area of the home are three further double bedrooms. The property has gas central heating and double glazing, as well as solar panel. There is a driveway to the front of the home which leads to the garage which is a great storage or hobby space due to it being a fantastic space. The main garden ground is to the rear of the home with an outhouse, feature area and good-sized area of lawn. In the attic there is a floored and lined space ideal for storage or home working area. Early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation and location on offer.
Local Area
West Kilbride, which incorporates Seamill, is a small village which lies South of Largs and looks across the Firth of Clyde over to the Isle of Arran. The village has many amenities which include a primary school, championship links golf course, bowling and tennis clubs, leisure, coffee and shopping opportunities and benefits from its position as Craft Town Scotland with a range of independent studios and shops as well as the Barony Centre hosting exhibitions and events. The village is well positioned for accessing all major road networks, is approximately 40 minutes from both Prestwick and Glasgow International airports and has a train station which provides a frequent service to Largs and Glasgow.