1 bedroom semi-detached bungalow
Key information
Features and description
- Late Victorian
- Semi-Detached Bungalow
- Large Garden
- Quiet Central Location
- Walking Distance To Shops
- Kitchen / Dining Room
- Gas Fired Central Heating
- Ideal First Time Buy
- Investment Opportunity
A one-bedroom late Victorian semi-detached bungalow, nestled in the heart of Dunoon. This home is brimming with potential, making it an ideal canvas for those looking to create their starter or forever home. The entrance hallway leads you into the heart of the home. The spacious kitchen / dining room offers large windows which invite natural light to flood the space, whilst overlooking the good-sized rear garden. The bedroom provides a peaceful sanctuary at day’s end, while the bathroom and the kitchen needs an upgrade it has all the bones to make this a really inviting space. Although both the house and garden are currently seeking more than a little TLC, this presents an exciting opportunity for incoming owners to infuse their personal style and flair into every corner. Whether you envision transforming the garden into an enchanting oasis or modernizing interiors to reflect contemporary tastes, the possibilities are endless! This bungalow is perfectly suited for first-time buyers or those looking to downsize without compromising on outdoor space. Contact us today to arrange your viewing—step inside and envision how you can make this ‘diamond in the rough’ property your own!
Dunoon is a small town set in the stunning Cowal Peninsula of Argyll and is just over an hour's commute from the centre of Glasgow. Argyll Ferries run a half-hourly passenger service to Gourock connecting with trains to Glasgow Central. Western Ferries run a more frequent car service from nearby Hunter's Quay to McInroy's Point. The area offers primary and secondary schools, a leisure centre, golf courses, two supermarkets, a variety of unique shops and restaurants and a cinema. There are numerous outdoor pursuits on offer locally including lawn bowls, Tennis, mountain biking, sailing, quad biking and hill running all available with a backdrop of outstanding scenery.
Accommodation
Ground Floor: Entrance Hallway, Living Room / Dining Room, Kitchen with Lounge / Dining Area, Bedroom and Bathroom.
Directions
Take the main Argyll Road (A885), out of town towards Sandbank and just passed the public House ‘The Lorne’ take the first left into Alfred Street. Take the third turning n the left and 10 King Street is just along on the left.
Hallway
3.13m x 1.07m
10’3” x 3’6”
The front door opens into the hallway from which there is access to the bedroom and lounge / dining room with kitchen and lounge / dining room, bathroom and beyond.
Bedroom
3.19m x 2.83m
10’6” x 9’3”
This double bedroom has a large window to the front of the property bringing in a flood of natural light to brighten the room.
Lounge / Dining Room
4.41m x 2.78m
14’6” x 9’1”
Entering through a wood and glass door from the hallway into what could be either the sitting room or the dining room. A large double radiator, a cupboard housing the gas fired boiler and a recessed window to the side elevation.
Kitchen with Lounge / Dining Room
5.63m x 2.73m
18’6” x 9’0”
The kitchen is open plan to either a lounge or dining space with large picture windows overlooking the garden beyond. The kitchen is ready for revisioning and the space has plenty of potential. There is an inner hallway leading to the bathroom. Another door opens directly into a lean-to lobby with direct access to the back garden or the path to the front garden via the side.
Inner Hallway
1.62m x 0.84m
5’4” x 2’9”
A short connecting hallway to the bathroom offers separation from the kitchen.
Bathroom
2.03m x 1.97m
6’8” x 6’6”
A stained glass window to the rear of the bathroom brings in natural light whilst offering privacy and character. There is a bath, basin and WC and warmed by a radiator.
Garden
Accessed via the back door the back garden has plenty of space for numerous activities. The paved area would be perfect for sitting out on sunny days or enjoying barbeques or alfresco dining. The back garden is long and there is space for a vegetable and herb garden or just a private idyllic spot to relax in. Boundaries are defined by a combination of masonry walls and hedges. Mature trees/vegetation within the grounds of the property can be further managed if you are a keen gardener or could be cleared and replaced with a low maintenance garden if you just enjoy relaxing in the outdoors.
Services
Mains Water
Mains Drainage
Gas Central Heating
Note: The services, white goods and electrical appliances have not been checked by the selling agents.
Council Tax
10 King Street is in Council Tax Band A.
Home Report
A copy of the Home Report is available by contacting Waterside Property Ltd.
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Waterside Property Ltd.
Offers
Offers are to be submitted in Scottish legal terms to Waterside Property Ltd.
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