A stunning 2 bedroom semi-detached property located in an elevated position with outstanding views to the Holy Loch and the Clyde Estuary. The property has undergone a complete renovation program with a Show Home finish. Would suit a family or those looking to retire to the perfect home.

Westfield consists of 18 similar styled properties and is located in the picturesque village of Strone approximately 7 miles from the Western ferry terminal offering fantastic, elevated sea views across the Holy Loch looking to Hunters Quay and the Clyde Estuary beyond.

The property owners have undertaken and completed an in-depth renovation program. Internally, the property has had replacement double glazed windows, patio doors and French doors leading to the back garden. The stunning kitchen and dining area has been completely re-designed for modern living and consists of: an open staircase to the upper level, new laminate flooring, an array of kitchen units with an integrated sink unit located in a position which overlooks the Holy Loch, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher, induction hob with stainless steel extractor above, double electric ovens at eye level for ease of use, and ample storage space. There is

further storage in an under-stair cupboard where there is plumbing and electric for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The living room has double glazed windows at each end of the room which allows plenty of light to the room. The fire place has been made into a display shelf with overhead lights and there are central heating radiators at each end of the room.

On the upper floor are 2 beautifully presented double bedrooms both with spectacular views over the water. The master bedroom benefits from a large built in wardrobe. The family bathroom is stunning and has a bath with electric shower above, stylish wash-hand basin and toilet all in white ceramic. At the top of the stairs is the landing leading to the bedrooms and bathroom and there is storage space off the landing.

The gardens have been completely re-designed and the work carried out creating pathways and stairs is top quality. Stairs lead from the road side to the patio area at the front of the property where the garden has mature trees and shrubs which surround the LPG tank. A pathway at the side of the property with a lawn that continues to the rear garden where there is an elevated lawn surrounded by flower beds and a lovely feature stone seat which is part of the stone wall. At the side of the garden is a great quality garden shed where garden tools can be stored.

A wonderful property which would be a dream home to so many buyers. We expect high levels of interest, so don’t delay and book a viewing soon.

Tenure – Freehold

EPC Rating – E

Council Tax Band – B

Electricity – mains

Drainage and water – Mains

Gas – LPG

Directions

From Western Ferries at Hunters Quay, turn right onto the A815 and continue for approximately 2 miles to a T junction. Turn right heading for Kilmun and Glasgow. Continue on the A815 for a further 2 miles, past the petrol station on the right and take the next right sign posted for Kilmun and Strone. Continue on the road for approximately 2 ½ miles turning into Strone Brae. Take the immediate left leading to Westfield and

at the top of the hill is a parking area on the left. No 2 is 30 metres away from the car park. The postcode is PA23 8RS

Strone is a beautiful village which faces southwest overlooking the Holy Loch and the Clyde Estuary taking in the beautiful views that the area offers. There is an excellent pub/restaurant within walking distance and a coffee shop which offers home baking. There is a challenging 9 hole golf course on Strone Hill and a primary school. The name comes from the Scottish Gaelic for nose and applies to the hill above the village as well as to Strone Point. It adjoins the settlement of Kilmun on the loch, and the village of Blairmore on Loch Long. It has a (now disused) pier (built in 1847) and was a regular stop for the Clyde Steamer services.

A mile from Strone is Kilmun which is also on the north shore of the Holy Loch, on the Cowal peninsula in Argyll. It takes its name from the 7th century monastic community founded by an Irish monk, St Munn. The much sought after village of Kilmun, set within the National Park, is situated on the shores of the Holy Loch. The cottage is a short drive to the Cot House Service station with its small, but excellent supermarket and there is a regular bus service to and from Dunoon. Kilmun Church has historic connections and there is a Primary school in the adjoining village of Strone. There is a nine-hole golf course situated on the hill behind the villages of Strone and Blairmore and excellent sailing facilities on the Holy Loch with the Holy Loch Sailing Club and water sports at the Holy Loch Marina located in nearby Sandbank.

Dunoon itself is a small-town set in the beautiful Cowal Peninsular of Argyll and yet within just over an hours commuting distance of Glasgow International Airport. Argyll Ferries run a half-hourly ferry service to Gourock connecting with trains to Glasgow Central. Western Ferries run a more frequent service from nearby Hunters Quay to McInroys Point. Dunoon offers a secondary school, a modern leisure centre, an 18-hole golf course, two supermarkets, a variety of individual shops, restaurants and a cinema. Dunoon is the marine gateway to Loch Lomond, the Trossachs and Scotland's first National Park. The famous Benmore Botanic Gardens are situated approximately four miles away from Strone.