4 bedroom detached house for sale

Four bedroom Detached House in the highly admired Thorn district. Built in the 1930s and extended/developed in the 1990s the house has a 7/8 apartment layout and enjoys a corner garden with Westbourne Drive and Baird Drive.

• Entrance Portico and Vestibule
• Wood panelled Reception Hall
• Lounge/Dining Room
• Sun Lounge
• Study (Family Room)
• 4 Bedrooms
• Kitchen
• Bathroom and Shower Room

The house has a level garden that is south facing, at the rear, and has an enviable location just some half mile west of Bearsden Cross. Nearby is Thorn Park, Bearsden golf course and the courts of Thorn Tennis Club. The original 1930s house would have been built as a bungalow, it was extended (sun lounge) and developed (two dormer bedrooms and a shower room) upstairs in the 1990s to provide the present configuration. A fine property it represents an excellent home both for couples and for families with school catchment being for the nearby Castlehill primary and for the very high-performing Bearsden Academy.
This is the first time the house has come to market since 1973 and whilst there are aspects of the property that are of an older specification it has been well looked after. The roof was retiled in 2015 with the roof to the sun lounge extension renewed only this year (2024). Double-glazed, uPVC framed, windows are featured in six of the rooms with original Crittal windows, secondary glazed, in the remaining four. A double-glazed Velux window throws lots of light (south facing) to the staircase. Central heating is mains gas with an older vintage Celsia F1 regular boiler. Kitchen units and bathroom fitments are of a 1990s vintage. To the east side of the house, at the end of a gravel driveway, is both a garage and a carport.
Priced to reflect specification there is scope for the purchaser to add value through the typical process of modernising and personalization.
Ground Floor
• Portico - pillared portico with quarry tiled floor leads to the entrance.
• Vestibule - double storm doors and an original glazed 1930s inner door.
• Hall - a fine, wall panelled, reception hall makes for a very pleasant introduction to the house. Hall cupboard.
• Lounge/Dining Room - this open-plan arrangement has two windows, one a corner window, to the west. A post-war stone fireplace has slate mantles and hearth. At the dining area is a deep under stair storage cupboard and a set of glazed doors providing access through to the sun lounge.
• Sun Lounge - this is the extension (circa 1978). It is a very pleasant room with window to the west and a set of patio doors to the south to the rear garden.
• Study (Family Room) - used as a Home Office currently. Set to the front of the house it has a corner window to match that of the lounge.
• Kitchen - units are of a 1990s vintage. Two windows to the side (east) and a side door to the driveway.
• Bedroom 1 - set to the front of the house and with front facing window(north). Fitted wardrobe and drawers.
• Bedroom 2 - in terms of size this is the fourth bedroom. Window to the rear facing south. Wardrobe and cupboard.
• Bathroom – four-piece pale coloured suite that includes a corner bath and a shower enclosure with a thermostatic shower.
First Floor
• From the end of the hall a return flight staircase ascends to an upper hall which has access points to eaves and with doors to bedrooms 3 & 4, and to the shower room.
• Bedroom 3 - this has a wide 3-frame dormer window to the east which is good for the morning sun. Mirror fronted wardrobe fitted. Hatch door to eaves storage. Wash hand basin.
• Bedroom 4 - an attractive room with 3-frame west facing window. Fitted wardrobe and bookshelves. Wash hand basin set upon a fitted vanity unit.
• Shower Room - east facing dormer window. Compact it has a 3-piece white suite with the shower enclosure having an electric shower. Towel radiator.
Solar panels
Set to the south pitch of the roof is a group of solar panels contributing to electricity supply.
Garden
The gardens lie mainly to lawn extending from the front of the house to the west side of the property and ultimately to the south facing rear garden. It is all well screened with fencing to the east side and a rendered garden wall, with privet hedge, following the boundary line to Westbourne Drive and Baird Drive. Shrubs and some trees are planted along the north and west borders. The rear garden has a fruit garden, patio, shed, greenhouse, and a pass door to access the garage.
Sat NAV ref: G61 4BQ
FREEHOLD
EPC BAND E





EPC Rating: E
Council Tax Band: G