Occupying an enviable position, this beautiful, traditional, four bedroom semi-detached villa sits in a double feu with lovingly maintained garden grounds and stunning elevated views across neighbouring fields and countryside.

Dating back to circa 1895, Acredyke is formed over two levels and whilst the HD video, photos and floorplan will give a good indication of the overall form and layout, the internal accommodation comprises; entrance vestibule, reception hallway with sweeping pitch-pine staircase, bay windowed lounge with open fireplace, ceiling rose and cornicing, downstairs W.C., living room with wood burning stove, formal dining room measuring over 18ft in length, dining kitchen complete with AGA, french doors to the rear garden and a utility room off. As you proceed up the staircase, light streams through an attractive stained glass window and located off the upper landing are four double sized bedrooms, all of which have lovely outlooks and one of which has an en-suite shower room off. A family bathroom with white four piece suite completes the accommodation.

Externally the property is accessed via a driveway which provides ample space for several vehicles and/or a horsebox or boat, and leads to a timber garage.
The front garden enjoys southerly views and is mainly laid to lawn with a border of colourful plants and trees. The expansive garden area to the side offers excellent potential to extend the property if required (subject to relevant planning consents). There is a large West facing slabbed patio area situated at the rear of the property and accessed from the kitchen which provides the perfect spot to enjoy BBQs in the summer or a glass of wine in the evening. The rear garden is split over different levels and features some amazing flowers and plants which have been nurtured by the current owners over the past 30 years. The top of the garden is mainly lawned with daffodils and mature trees which backs on to the neighbouring fields. There is also a shed with seating area which offers incredible elevated views across the property itself and beyond.

The home occupies a prime position on the edge of Balmore. The setting is one of peace and convenience with a number of local amenities nearby and sits approximately 3.5 miles to the east of both Milngavie and Bearsden offering an extensive range of services, supermarkets, schooling, train stations and transport links. Balmore itself is surrounded by picturesque countryside with walking and cycling paths linking to the Fourth and Clyde Canal and major road networks along Balmore Road or through Torrance, link to Glasgow City Centre.

EPC – Band C