2 bedroom semi-detached house

17 Kilmun Court is a 2 bedroom semi-detached cottage situated behind the main Kilmun Court building in a secluded location off the service road to the rear. The property sits on the edge of the forest at Kilmun Arboretum with plenty of opportunities to explore the woods and the Holy Loch.

The property consists of 2 bedrooms, sitting room and combined kitchen and a shower room. The internal walls were insulated in August 2013. The current owners had a new electric wet system installed recently and it runs similar to gas central heating. They have also decorated through-out and new carpets have recently been laid. The cottage is tucked away behind the main building at Kilmun Court and is a quiet location making it the ideal as a holiday cottage or a relaxing place to retire to. For further information please contact our office.

Communal grounds are for the enjoyment of all residents. There are 2 parking area for the property, one to the left of the main building as you enter and the other is accessed from driving around the back of the property to the right hand side of the property.  This property would be ideally suited to those who are seeking a holiday home in the area or for those seeking to take a step on the property ladder.

Kilmun sits on the banks of the Holy Loch with stunning views of the Loch and Firth of Clyde as well as the surrounding hills and countryside. Locally there is a mini market/ post office, hotel, bar, golf and bowling clubs and a primary school.  For those interested in walking there-s boundless opportunities in the area to enjoy the outdoors, Kilmun Arboretum is close by as is Pucks Glen, a Victorian Fairy Glen and the beautiful Benmore Gardens.   There are regular bus links to Dunoon.

Located approximately six miles from Dunoon which is the main resort on the beautiful Cowal Peninsula and the maritime gateway to the Loch Lomond , Trossachs National Park. One of the Firth of Clydes foremost resorts is built around the historic Castle Mound and famous for its large Victorian pier. The town has an attractive promenade, and boasts a wide range of accommodation from friendly B & Bs and self-catering apartments to hotels of all sizes. The town offers a museum and leisure centre as well as a fascinating selection of craft shops, galleries, cafes and restaurants. The towns swimming pool and leisure centre has recently been refurbished to a high standard and is a popular attraction. A passenger ferry operates from the breakwater at Dunoon Pier providing transportation to rail and bus links. Whilst a car/passenger ferry operates from nearby Hunters Quay to McInroys Point. Rail links from Gourock to Paisley Gilmour Street Station provide you with a bus link to Glasgow International Airport. Public transport within Dunoon and the surrounding area is provided by various bus routes.

EPC Rating - E