OUR latest Property of the Week is Eight Bells Cottage, a charming and very pretty three bedroom coach-house in Rhu thought to have been built in around 1860.
Originally built as stables for nearby Invergare House, the coach-house was converted into four separate properties in the 1990s and is located in a secluded and peaceful setting on the village’s Glenarn Road, with plenty of space throughout the interior.
Eight Bells Cottage is believed to date back to the 1860s
On the ground floor there is a welcoming hallway. The lounge is a beautiful room and has dual aspects over the private gardens to one side and Lovers’ Lane to the other.
There is access to the garden from the lounge via full height glazed doors.
Access from the lounge to the garden is via full height glazed doors
The kitchen also has dual aspects and has recently been refitted with lovely modern units. There is a range of integral appliances, under cabinet lighting and ample space for a dining table and chairs.
The kitchen has recently been refitted
There is also a useful ground floor bedroom which could be utilised as a home office if required.
Upstairs there are two further large double bedrooms, both of which have built in wardrobes, with the main bedroom having a lovely view towards Rhu Bay, the Gare Loch and the Firth of Clyde.
Both upstairs bedrooms have built-in wardrobes
There is a modern bathroom and an additional store cupboard on the landing.
Externally there is a good sized garden and private parking for two vehicles.
There’s plenty of room in the rear garden
There is a degree of external renovation works required.
The property is beign marketed by the Helensburgh office of estate agents Allen & Harris, who are seeking offers over £245,000.
To take a full photographic tour online click here – or to arrange a viewing in person call Allen & Harris in Helensburgh on 01436 268006.
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