Property description
A characterful, traditionally built attached cottage with lovely views to the Clyde estuary. Set within mature gardens the property offers lounge/dining room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen on open plan to breakfasting porch and bathroom. Garage. Garden store. Oil c/h. D/glazing.
EER Band F
Rockcliffe Cottage is a unique attached cottage, traditionally built and full of character, on the north shore of the Clyde estuary.
It would make an ideal holiday cottage or primary residence to suit all types of people including discerning professionals, retirees, newly weds, or first time buyers, seeking a water side residence at an affordable price.
Being only 30 yards from the shingle beach it would also be appealing to fishermen.
The property is set within mature gardens with beautiful views of the estuary and across to the Isle of Arran.
The cottage is of traditional construction and is enhanced by double glazed windows, oil fired central heating and a detached single garage.
Accommodation within the cottage comprises an entrance/breakfast porch, charming lounge/dining area with feature fireplace and multi fuel stove, bathroom with electric shower and bath, kitchen (which is in need of upgrading) and upstairs, 2 bedrooms with display cupboards and shelves.
The garden has a raised, paved area ideal for BBQs/entertaining and enjoying the surrounding views.
The property is located approximately half a mile from Kilcreggan village where there are shops, health centre, post office, cafe, hotel, local inn and a working pier which operates an excellent passenger ferry to Gourock, where there are ongoing train and bus links to Paisley and Glasgow. Kilcreggan Pier also enjoys regular visits throughout the summer months by Paddle Steamer Waverley (the last sea going paddle steamer in the world).
The local primary school has an excellent reputation and also lies within half a mile. There is a regular bus service along Shore Road to Garelochhead and Helensburgh.
Kilcreggan forms part of the Rosneath Peninsula which is surrounded by some of Scotland's most spectacular and picturesque scenery. The peninsula itself has a vibrant social life with Cove Burgh Hall (only ten minutes walk from the property) enjoying a busy programme of events including cinema, music shows, plays, yoga, art classes and much more. There are numerous clubs too including a camera club, historical society, literary society to name but a few. Centre 81 in Garelochhead has a gym and also runs many fitness classes.
The Clyde estuary offers a wealth of facilities for enjoyment especially for those that enjoy outdoor pursuits including swimming pools, ice rink, Cove Sailing Club and an abundance of hill walks and nature trails in the area.
EER Band F
| Lounge/Dining Room | 20'2\" (6.15m) x 14'5\" (4.4m) reducing to 12'2\" (3.7m).
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| Kitchen | 8'6\" (2.6m) reducing to 4'5\" (1.35m) x 10' (3.05m).
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| Breakfasting Porch | 9'4\" x 4'7\" (2.84m x 1.4m).
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| Bedroom 1 | 11' (3.35m) x 10'10\" (3.3m) reducing to 9'2\" (2.8m).
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| Bedroom 2 | 9'3\" x 7'2\" (2.82m x 2.18m).
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| Bathroom | 7'8\" x 5'2\" (2.34m x 1.57m).
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From Helensburgh proceed west along the A814. Pass through the village of Garelochhead and take the shore road following signs to Kilcreggan. Continue through Kilcreggan and proceed towards the village of Cove. Rockcliffe Cottage can be found at lamp-post No.46.