4 bedroom detached house

A substantial detached family home set amidst extensive enclosed garden grounds of around 2 acres.

This handsome traditional detached villa was built in 1907 from dressed blonde stone with contrasting grey slate roof and painted casement windows, with charming occasional feature leaded glass windows.

The present owners have maintained the house to a superb standard, yet as the photographs show, the house still retains all of its superb features, including hard wood floors, architraves, fireplaces and beautiful galleried hall.

The floorplan and video will give a better idea of form and layout, but a summary of the accommodation, on the ground floor, comprises: beautiful ‘double height’ reception hall with cloakroom (WC/WHB), bay windowed family room, large living/sitting room, beautiful bay windowed dining room, modern breakfasting kitchen with walk-in pantry, large laundry room and generous storage.

The original curving staircase gives access to the galleried upper hall, which in turn leads to the principal bedroom suite with bay windowed bedroom, dressing room and en-suite shower room. There are three further large double bedrooms, two further bathrooms plus further storage. Gas fired central heating is throughout the house. The attic is partially floored and accessed via a “Ramsay” ladder.

Without question, one of the principal attractions of this superb family home is the extensive mature garden grounds, which completely surround the property and extend to just under two acres. The house and grounds are totally screened from Neilston road and the sweeping tarmacadam driveway gives access to the front of the house and around to the rear, where there is a large detached double garage with useful attic room above. In addition, there is a further driveway providing an exit onto Donnies Brae, which in turn links with Neilston road and Lochlibo road.

The majority of the gardens are laid out with level lawned areas for ease of maintenance are interspersed with gravel pathways, hedging, mature shrubs and peripheral specimen trees.

Barshagra benefits from a very private sheltered location yet is ideally placed close to a number of daily amenities in both Barrhead and Neilston whilst also sitting close to a number of arterial road links connecting the commercial centres of Glasgow City and Paisley. For those who favour the outdoors, Neilston Pad provides a number of idyllic local nature walks with the Glennifer Braes delivering a more challenging trek for the true enthusiasts.

EPC Rating - Band D