The Cliff, Cliff Terrace Road, Wemyss Bay, PA18

Main Door Villa Conversion

Forming the major portion of a magnificent red sandstone, turreted villa (Circa 1874) and with accommodation over 3 levels this unique main door conversion abounds with original features and character including Charles Rennie MacIntosh inspired stained glass, further complemented by stunning views across the River Clyde from its lofty and commanding setting. The property was commissioned by Henry Martini to renowned architects of the time in Glasgow, Honeymoon & Keppie who had also employed Charles Rennie MacIntosh. The layout comprises a main reception area with staircase up to the hall, a fabulous lounge to the rear offering stunning views and complete with an original butler’s pantry and feature multi-fuel wood burning stove, a dining room, perfect for entertaining, a large fitted breakfasting kitchen with granite worktops and an Aga, a separate utility area with space for washing machine and fridge freezers, 4 double bedrooms (1 with en-suite and all with fitted wardrobe space), a dressing room or 5th bed/nursery and 2 recently fitted luxury bathrooms. There is a very useful drying room in the attic and extensive storage throughout. Double glazing. Gas central heating. Fabulous communal grounds surround this magnificent property and No.1 also benefits from a private sandstone patio space. Ample parking and a shared driveway. Local services are a short distance away from this quiet and secluded spot including a station for links to Glasgow, a ferry service to Bute, local schools and shops. The school bus for St. Columba school in Kilmacolm has a pick up stop at the end of the road.
This is a truly exceptional and historic home enjoying one of the area’s most sought after locations with breath-taking seascapes, glorious sunsets over the Isle of Arran in the distance and wonderful blend of character, original features and modern convenience. Early viewing is strongly advised.