Ardmore Gardens, Drymen, G63

Discover a delightful two-bedroom end-terrace home tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac in the heart of Drymen village. Perfectly placed within a short stroll of local amenities, this charming property effortlessly combines comfort, convenience, and character.

Outside, a low maintenance driveway, with a mix of chip stone and mono-block paving, offers off-street parking for two cars. Step through the front door into a the entrance hall—a handy spot to shed boots and coats after a day exploring the surrounding countryside.

The spacious lounge is warm and inviting, with oak-toned flooring underfoot that flows gracefully into a designated dining area. Large patio doors here flood the space with light, opening directly into a bright and airy conservatory. This inviting spot connects the indoor and outdoor spaces, making it perfect for hosting friends or relaxing in a sunlit retreat. French doors from the conservatory lead out to a paved patio and a tiered garden, ideal for al fresco dining or peaceful morning coffee.

Back inside, the kitchen offers a practical layout, offering grey-toned cabinets, a stainless steel cooker hood, and a gas hob. A glazed door leads from the kitchen to a petite sunroom, currently used as a pantry with extra space for a freestanding fridge-freezer. With a door opening to the garden and easy access to the front gate, this versatile room could also make an ideal boot room or utility space.

Upstairs, two well proportioned bedrooms await. The primary bedroom boasts ample in-built wardrobes, while the second bedroom includes a convenient storage cupboard. The bathroom, finished in neutral tones, features a white suite and a shower over the bath. Additional storage is available via a loft hatch from the upstairs landing.

This inviting home brings together thoughtful design, practical spaces, and outdoor areas, offering a peaceful retreat in a picturesque village setting—ideal for those looking for a warm, welcoming, and well-connected place to call home.

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LOCATION

Drymen is a charming conservation village that blends historic appeal with all the essentials for modern living. Known for its warm community feel, Drymen offers local shops, cosy pubs—including Scotland’s oldest licensed pub, The Clachan Inn—restaurants, and several hotels, such as the popular Buchanan Arms Hotel & Spa. Families benefit from convenient access to Drymen Primary School, with Balfron High School nearby and renowned private schools in Glasgow and Helensburgh. This picturesque village combines countryside charm with practical amenities, providing an ideal setting for families, professionals, and those seeking a tranquil lifestyle.

Nestled in an unspoiled region within Scotland’s first National Park, Drymen is surrounded by some of the country’s most stunning scenery, including Loch Lomond and the iconic peaks of the Arrochar Alps.

While Drymen offers a peaceful rural lifestyle, it also provides easy connections to larger cities. The village boasts excellent transport links, with regular bus services to Stirling and Glasgow, and nearby connections to major roadways like the A811. Commuting to Glasgow is simple, with a 30-minute drive, nearby rail links from Balloch Station, and convenient access to Glasgow and Edinburgh Airports. Stirling is also within easy reach, making Drymen a superb choice for countryside living with all the benefits of accessibility.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Drymen’s surroundings are a dream come true. Endless trails, including the West Highland Way and Rob Roy Way, await exploration, as well as the expansive Queen Elizabeth Forest for hiking, climbing, and mountain adventures. Golfers will find several acclaimed courses nearby, including the renowned Loch Lomond Golf Club and other popular courses at Strathendrick and Buchanan Castle.

Proof and source of Funds/Anti Money Laundering
Under the HMRC Anti Money Laundering legislation all offers to purchase a property on a cash basis or subject to mortgage require evidence of source of funds. This may include evidence of bank statements/funding source, mortgage, or confirmation from a solicitor the purchaser has the funds to conclude the transaction.

All individuals involved in the transaction are required to produce proof of identity and proof of address. This is acceptable either as original or certified documents.

Lounge

4m x 4m

Dining Area

2.5m x 2.3m

Open plan to the lounge

Kitchen

2.4m x 2.5m

Pantry

2.8m x 0.8m

Conservatory

2m x 4.2m

Bedroom 1

3.1m x 4m

Bedroom 2

2.8m x 2.9m

Bathroom

1.85m x 1.9m

Parking - Driveway