• Simply charming two bedroomed terraced cottage
• Idyllic location down private road in Drymen’s Buchanan Castle Estate
• Backing onto established woodland
• Very well finished across accommodation
• Fabulous outdoor spaces – expanses of lawn, decking and a central courtyard/patio
• A perfect home for couples, small families and downsizers
• PVCu double glazing
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.
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.
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.
Summary of Accommodation
- Entry vestibule
- Sitting room/study
- Reception hallway
- Family/dining room
- Contemporary fitted kitchen, dedicated utility room with courtesy door access to rear garden
- Two double bedrooms – principal bedroom with ensuite
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.
Situation
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.
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.
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