No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Study
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
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Substantial detached period property minutes from the centre of Kilmacolm. Recently upgraded to offer flexible family accommodation. The property is being sold with adjacent plot offering potential development opportunities.
Description
Rayne is a handsome period home which dates from c 1908. Located on a quiet street minutes from the village centre, it’s elevated position offers fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. Sensitively upgraded by the current owners, it retains a wealth of period features while offering modern flexible accommodation. A significant remodelling of the ground floor over the last two years means the property now benefits from a beautifully finished open plan kitchen living area. The rear garden has been recently landscaped to make the most of its south easterly facing aspects and mature planting. The additional garden plot opposite where the garage is located offers a range of potential uses subject to relevant consents, and provides a protected outlook for this fabulous home.
Rayne is of substantial hewn red stone frontage with cream painted harling to side and rear elevations; the quoins, windows and doors also feature smooth red stone relief, and the whole is under a slated roof with red tile detail at the ridgeline. Internally the property is laid out over two light and bright and easily managed levels. There is a large cellar space below currently used as a workshop. All apartments are well proportioned, and all are freshly presented in a neutral palette of décor. Period features have been carefully and sensitively retained and include, plaster and cornice work, corbels, roses, picture rails and white painted dado panelling. The main sitting room features a deep bay window formation as well as a projecting circle bay window.
Ground Floor
Half glass outer timber door with cut glass detail, bevel glass window to side, entrance vestibule with mosaic tile floor featuring detailed inlay, stained glass outer door and side screen to entrance reception hallway, sitting room with traditional and circle curve projecting bay windows, white ‘Adam’ style fireplace with gas fired living flame effect coal burning fire with marble slips and tiled hearth, family room with bay window to side, marble fireplace, slips and hearth with gas fired living flame effect coal burning fire, connecting door to study/home office with warmer corner sited log burner on a curved slated hearth, shallow bay and picture windows to the rear, French door access to gardens. Stylish open plan dining room with Edinburgh press with leaded glass and mirrors, all open to contemporary integrated kitchen with large quartz top island offering informal dining and coffee bar, quartz to full splashbacks, durable Howdens luxury vinyl flooring in engineered hardwood effect, twin leaf outer wear and cloaks store, rear hallway with fitted stores and door to rear gardens, well-appointed utility room, under stairs stores, sliding door to cloakroom and wc with Belfast sink.
First Floor
Period staircase to three quarter landing with stained glass window, bathroom 1 in near art deco style with vitrolite tile. Broad upper hallway with linen store, bedroom 1 with side window and fitted wardrobes, bedroom 2 (master) with deep window formation and fitted bedroom furniture with mirrors inset, bedroom 3 with access hatch to attic, bedroom 4, a dual aspect room with stained and leaded glass window to side, second family bath and shower room.
Sub floor
Excellent cellarage, workshop and tool store, electrical switchgear, gas fired boiler, access to further sub floor and crawl space.
Outbuildings
Aluminium framed green house, summer house with twin leaf doors and side screens, single garage.
Gardens
Stone retaining front wall with Victorian steel curved detail, steps and pathway leading to the front and rear doors, honey gravel surfaced driveway and vehicle hardstanding, tiered and well stocked gardens to the front with alpines, heaths, hydrangeas, rhododendrons and feature acer canopies. Slate stone pathway to rear gardens, lawn with access paths all fringed with mature shrub, bush and tree life which combine to provide shelter, privacy and seclusion. There are further well stocked borders at the rear and a mature Kilmarnock willow tree. Opposite Rayne is a further area of ground of rose and flower garden with Acer, clematis and alpines. This is where the single timber garage is located and it has a concrete floor.
Local Authorities
Inverclyde Council, [use Contact Agent Button].
Services
Mains water, mains gas, gas fired central heating (mostly heritage style radiators) partial double glazing, mains drainage, mains electricity.
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.
Council Tax
Rayne is in council tax band G and the amount of council tax payable for 2024/2025 is £3,940.21 including water and sewerage.
EPC Rating
EPC rating D.
Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre proceed in a westerly direction on the M8 motorway. After 10 miles bear left at junction 29 following signs Irvine on the A737. After 2.8 miles take the Johnstone exit and turn right at traffic lights. Continue straight at next set of traffic lights and turn left at the roundabout on the A761. Proceed for 6 miles through Brookfield and continue through Bridge of Weir before reaching Kilmacolm. On arrival in Kilmacolm, proceed into the village, continue through the centre of the village and about 250 metres turn right onto Woodrow Avenue, proceed up Woodrow Avenue to find Rayne on the right hand side."
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Description
Rayne is a handsome period home which dates from c 1908. Located on a quiet street minutes from the village centre, it’s elevated position offers fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. Sensitively upgraded by the current owners, it retains a wealth of period features while offering modern flexible accommodation. A significant remodelling of the ground floor over the last two years means the property now benefits from a beautifully finished open plan kitchen living area. The rear garden has been recently landscaped to make the most of its south easterly facing aspects and mature planting. The additional garden plot opposite where the garage is located offers a range of potential uses subject to relevant consents, and provides a protected outlook for this fabulous home.
Rayne is of substantial hewn red stone frontage with cream painted harling to side and rear elevations; the quoins, windows and doors also feature smooth red stone relief, and the whole is under a slated roof with red tile detail at the ridgeline. Internally the property is laid out over two light and bright and easily managed levels. There is a large cellar space below currently used as a workshop. All apartments are well proportioned, and all are freshly presented in a neutral palette of décor. Period features have been carefully and sensitively retained and include, plaster and cornice work, corbels, roses, picture rails and white painted dado panelling. The main sitting room features a deep bay window formation as well as a projecting circle bay window.
Ground Floor
Half glass outer timber door with cut glass detail, bevel glass window to side, entrance vestibule with mosaic tile floor featuring detailed inlay, stained glass outer door and side screen to entrance reception hallway, sitting room with traditional and circle curve projecting bay windows, white ‘Adam’ style fireplace with gas fired living flame effect coal burning fire with marble slips and tiled hearth, family room with bay window to side, marble fireplace, slips and hearth with gas fired living flame effect coal burning fire, connecting door to study/home office with warmer corner sited log burner on a curved slated hearth, shallow bay and picture windows to the rear, French door access to gardens. Stylish open plan dining room with Edinburgh press with leaded glass and mirrors, all open to contemporary integrated kitchen with large quartz top island offering informal dining and coffee bar, quartz to full splashbacks, durable Howdens luxury vinyl flooring in engineered hardwood effect, twin leaf outer wear and cloaks store, rear hallway with fitted stores and door to rear gardens, well-appointed utility room, under stairs stores, sliding door to cloakroom and wc with Belfast sink.
First Floor
Period staircase to three quarter landing with stained glass window, bathroom 1 in near art deco style with vitrolite tile. Broad upper hallway with linen store, bedroom 1 with side window and fitted wardrobes, bedroom 2 (master) with deep window formation and fitted bedroom furniture with mirrors inset, bedroom 3 with access hatch to attic, bedroom 4, a dual aspect room with stained and leaded glass window to side, second family bath and shower room.
Sub floor
Excellent cellarage, workshop and tool store, electrical switchgear, gas fired boiler, access to further sub floor and crawl space.
Outbuildings
Aluminium framed green house, summer house with twin leaf doors and side screens, single garage.
Gardens
Stone retaining front wall with Victorian steel curved detail, steps and pathway leading to the front and rear doors, honey gravel surfaced driveway and vehicle hardstanding, tiered and well stocked gardens to the front with alpines, heaths, hydrangeas, rhododendrons and feature acer canopies. Slate stone pathway to rear gardens, lawn with access paths all fringed with mature shrub, bush and tree life which combine to provide shelter, privacy and seclusion. There are further well stocked borders at the rear and a mature Kilmarnock willow tree. Opposite Rayne is a further area of ground of rose and flower garden with Acer, clematis and alpines. This is where the single timber garage is located and it has a concrete floor.
Local Authorities
Inverclyde Council, [use Contact Agent Button].
Services
Mains water, mains gas, gas fired central heating (mostly heritage style radiators) partial double glazing, mains drainage, mains electricity.
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.
Council Tax
Rayne is in council tax band G and the amount of council tax payable for 2024/2025 is £3,940.21 including water and sewerage.
EPC Rating
EPC rating D.
Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre proceed in a westerly direction on the M8 motorway. After 10 miles bear left at junction 29 following signs Irvine on the A737. After 2.8 miles take the Johnstone exit and turn right at traffic lights. Continue straight at next set of traffic lights and turn left at the roundabout on the A761. Proceed for 6 miles through Brookfield and continue through Bridge of Weir before reaching Kilmacolm. On arrival in Kilmacolm, proceed into the village, continue through the centre of the village and about 250 metres turn right onto Woodrow Avenue, proceed up Woodrow Avenue to find Rayne on the right hand side."
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