Newton Avenue, Elderslie, Johnstone

Set upon one of Elderslie’s most sought-after addresses, Knaresby is a traditional detached villa built in 1905 and was owned by renowned Paisley Butcher and Fishmonger James Allison, our clients are only the third owners of this beautiful property.   The house has been fully modernised throughout and now presents an exceptional blend of period charm and contemporary luxury. Occupying a generous, mature plot, the home provides outstanding family accommodation with beautifully finished interiors and thoughtfully landscaped gardens.

The ground floor offers a wealth of versatile living space, beginning with the elegant formal lounge, where a striking bay window floods the room with natural light. Across the hall, the formal dining room provides the perfect setting for both family gatherings and entertaining. A stylish sitting room extends seamlessly into the sun room, creating a bright and welcoming space overlooking the landscaped rear garden. To the rear of the property, a superb dining kitchen — fitted with modern cabinetry and premium work surfaces and quality integrated appliances — serves as the heart of the home. From here, access is provided to a practical utility room and a contemporary WC.

The upper level hosts four bedrooms, with the principal bedroom enhanced by fitted storage. A three-piece shower room services the bedrooms, while a flexible box room provides the ideal home office, nursery or walk-in wardrobe, depending on lifestyle requirements.

Every detail of this home has been considered, with the modernisation extending to upgraded gas central heating, double glazing and an CCTV system, ensuring comfort and peace of mind.

Externally, the property sits within impressive garden grounds, carefully maintained and landscaped to create an oasis of greenery and privacy. The sweeping driveway offers substantial off-street parking, while a detached garage to the rear adds further convenience.

Elderslie provides both primary and secondary schools, reliable public transport, and convenient local shopping at the Phoenix Retail Park. The surrounding countryside offers a variety of sports and leisure opportunities, including fishing, golf, and equestrian activities. Residents also benefit from easy access to the Braehead Shopping Centre and the M8 motorway, which connects to major towns and cities across Scotland’s central belt, as well as Glasgow International Airport.

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EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: F