3 West Kilbride Road, Dalry, North Ayrshire, KA24

A handsome and substantial former manse in mature and generous grounds.


Trinity Manse is a handsome detached period house which dates from 1907, it stands within generous gardens and grounds just off the West Kilbride Road in the North Ayrshire town of Dalry. Trinity manse is of tooled honey coloured stone construction with smooth ashlar at window mullions and door facings. It has a projecting bay to the front elevation the waistband of which features smooth ashlar chamfered edges. The whole is under a triple hip roof with leaded valleys and red pan tile ridgeline. The accommodation is laid out over two levels and period features including, cornice work and picture rails have been sensitively retained. A later extension to the rear incorporates a garage of harled exterior finish.

Ground Floor
Three quarter glazed outer storm door to entrance vestibule with mosaic tiled floor, half glazed door and side screen to broad welcoming entrance reception hallway, cloakroom with electrical switchgear and security alarm equipment, original period coat hooks, drawing room dual aspect with bay window formation, tiled fireplace and hearth, formal dining room again dual aspect with tiled fireplace and hearth, dual aspect family room with tiled fireplace and hearth, store off painted pine floorboards and library cabinetry, rear corridor and under stairs store, morning room with drier pulley, shelved Edinburgh press and walk in linen store with slatted shelving and the domestic hot water tank, kitchen with base and wall units, Flavel Milano 100, 7 ring gas hob and ovens range cooker, door to rear gardens, utility room with base units, terra cotta tile floor, gas boiler and door to rear gardens, shower room and wc.

First Floor
Period staircase with exposed timber banister and had rail, flat top newel posts and squared spindles, turn at half landing with window casting natural light onto lower and upper hallways, upper hallway with general purpose store and access hatch to part floored and insulated attic space, bedroom 1 (principal) with bay window formation, bedroom 2, bedroom 3, bedroom 4, bedroom 5, family bathroom with instant shower over the bath and complimentary coloured floor and wall tiling, inset ceiling downlighters and vertically hung stainless steel towel rail, opaque glazed window to rear.

Outbuildings
Single car garage, UPVC general purpose garden equipment store.

Gardens
Entrance from West Kilbride Road to gravel surfaced driveway leading to the garage and to a vehicle hardstanding apron to the front of the house, this area is fronted by evergreens underplanted with rhododendrons and laurels before a hedge and retaining stone wall fronts the property, personal gate access at the eastern side. Extensive level side lawn fringed with Scots pines, mixed hedging and feature mature Chilean Pine tree. Rear gardens are enclosed by close board fenced and gated access to a sheltered rear lawn with drying green, bounded by mixed hedging and with raised timber planters and further flower and kitchen produce beds to the eastern side.

Services
Mains water supply, mains drainage, mains gas, gas central heating (new boiler circa 2019) double glazing.

Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.

Local Authorities
North Ayrshire Council
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Council Tax
Trinity Manse is in band F and the amount of council tax including water and sewerage payable for 2025/2026 is £2,525

EPC
Rating D

Situation
Trinity Manse is situated in an established setting just off West Kilbride Road in the North Ayrshire town of Dalry. Dalry has a good range of local shops and services that adequately cater for every day needs and requirements. The nearby, almost equidistant, North Ayrshire towns of Beith and Kilwinning combine to provide a further extensive range of local amenities including education, retail, entertainment and transport links. The A737 (recently improved with the Dalry bypass) provides good access to the M8 motorway corridor and Glasgow city. As well as to the ever-developing Ayrshire coastline. There is a main line railway station in Dalry (0.9 miles from Trinity Manse), with a frequent service to Glasgow city every thirty minutes and the Ayrshire coast. The international airports of Prestwick and Glasgow are also almost equidistant at approximately 16 miles. Glasgow city (24 miles) provides an excellent range of professional services, higher education, cultural and retail facilities normally associated with a major city centre. Tourism is a thriving industry in Ayrshire. The main town of Ayr has its own racecourse and is arguably Scotland’s golfing Mecca with the home of the Open Championship at Prestwick and present day Open Championship links at Turnberry and Royal Troon. Alloway is the birthplace of Robert Burns and his legacy continues to draw people to the area. For the field sportsman/woman the rivers of Ayrshire offer salmon fishing by permit. The Garnock water, which runs through Dalry, has a back end run of salmon. The district also offers some commercially run and challenging low ground driven pheasant shooting and with permission, some of the local estates and land owners allow the chance to stalk roe deer. Sea fishing sport is available on the Ayrshire coastline. There are marina, yachting and chandlery services at Troon, Largs and Ardrossan and the lower reaches of the River Clyde, together with the Ayrshire islands, offer some of the most scenically attractive coastal sailing in the United Kingdom.

Travel Directions
From Glasgow, proceed west on the M8 motorway. After 9 miles take junction 29 (A737) following signs for Irvine. Continue on the A737 for 16.2 miles. Turn right at the roundabout and continue towards Darly town centre for 0.8 miles. Turn left onto Roche Way (B780) and continue for 0.2 miles before turning left onto Sharon St (B780), continue on the B780 which then becomes West Kilbride Road for 0.3 miles to find Trinity Manse on the left hand."
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