Property description
Charming first floor conversion of this Arts & Crafts Mansion House in Upper Skelmorlie on the Ayrshire coastline which encompasses Firth Of Clyde views. Beautifully - and carefully - modernised in keeping with the late Victorian period, viewing reveals: reception hall, feature lounge with open fire, quality fully fitted kitchen, three bedrooms (master en suite shower room), bathroom and gas central heating. Residents parking. EER Band D
This delightful first floor conversion forms part of an architect designed, late Victorian 'B' listed Mansion House (Croftmhor) in the distinctive Arts & Crafts style, a which was popular at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries. Upper Skelmorlie was a popular area for the weathy to build their imposing Mansions during this era. The property retains many period features yet has been sympathetically modernised in a way which compliments the traditional ambience of this quality apartment Set amidst extensive garden grounds this excellent apartment also offers fine aspects westwards over the Firth of Clyde. The accommodation on offer within this character home extends to communal entrance vestibule (shared with only one other property), lower hall with under stairs storage cupboard, main reception hall, double aspect lounge with feature functional open fireplace, fully fitted and well equipped kitchen with beech block worktops, range style cooker with extractor above, washing machine and dishwasher and fridge freezer. Useful walk in pantry cupboard. There are three double bedrooms - the master with full en suite facilities - and main bathroom with free standing double ended bath. There is gas central heating operating via a modern boiler and the original quarter paned windows have been refurbished and overhauled by the current owners. Mention also has to be made of the new carpet laid to the stairwell and main landing plus the hardwood flooring to the lounge and bedrooms. Residents parking to the side.
Skelmorlie is a popular coastal village lying to the north of Largs which has local amenities to include shops, and primary schooling. Those seeking independent schooling can find this in Glasgow and Kilmacolm. For the commuter it is an ideal base as there are excellent road networks out of the area to destinations further afield. Those seeking rail transport can find this both in close by Wemyss Bay and Largs. There is also Ferry terminal in Wemyss Bay. EER Band D
| Lounge | 19'3\" (5.87m) x 16'4\" (4.98m) overall.
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| Kitchen | 11'7\" x 9'5\" (3.53m x 2.87m).
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| Bedroom 1 | 18'3\" x 13'2\" (5.56m x 4.01m).
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| En Suite | 5' x 4'5\" (1.52m x 1.35m).
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| Bedroom 2 | 15'1\" x 8'7\" (4.6m x 2.62m).
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| Bedroom 3/Dining Room | 16'7\" x 7'4\" to max (5.05m x 2.24m to max).
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| Bathroom | 9'5\" x 4'9\" (2.87m x 1.45m).
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From our office on Main Street, Largs proceed northbound on Gallowgate Street and then into to the Greenock Road and head out of town. On approaching Skelmorlie turn right into Eglinton Terrace and at the top of the hill continue along and turn right into The Crescent and Croftmhor is the first driveway on your right hand side. The entrance to number 4 is the f to on the gable end. Enter the vestibule and 4 is the door on your right.
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