221 Finnart Street, Inverclyde, Greenock, PA16

This rarely available one-bedroom unfurnished bedsit is set within the historic Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariner's Court in the west end of Greenock and is available to purchase through Bowman Rebecchi - The Home of Property.

Set within the beautiful grounds of the Mariner's Home in Greenock, the property was built in the 1970s and provides a superb modern lifestyle for mature or retired tenants. 

The property enjoys a desirable west-end location, with superb top-floor views of the grounds and Greenock's West End.

The subjects provide a generous lounge with direct access to the bed area which has a built-in wardrobe. The fitted kitchen has fitted units and work surfaces to prepare food. Appliances include a gas hob, electric oven with room for a washing machine/dishwasher.

From the hall is a good-sized store and access to the shower room with a pedestal wash hand basin, w.c., and a double-sized cubicle with several support handles with a wet wall finish.

The specification includes double glazing, gas central heating, a communal drying area, and a secure door entry system. The building also includes a residents’ lounge and reception hallway. 

A shared surfaced car park is capable of accommodating approximately 25 cars for tenants and visitors.

Please note, there is a surcharge of £40.00 per month over and above the rental figure to cover the gas costs for the property.

SIR GABRIEL WOOD'S MARINER'S COURT AND HOME

Sir Gabriel Wood’s Mariners’ Home is recognised as one of Greenock’s finest buildings and is a Category A listed building with a rear extension and adjoining retirement flats, known as Sir Gabriel Wood’s Mariners’ Court which Bowman Rebecchi is proud to have been appointed as its lettings manager.

The 4-storey Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariner's Court is of 1970s construction and comprises self-contained retirement accommodation in the form of 10 studio apartments and 20 one-bedroom flats.

The buildings sit on a site extending to a total of 7.12 acres (2.88 hectares) and are set within attractive landscaped grounds, overlooking Newark Street within the impressive west end of Greenock.

The main building previously operated as a care home for ex-mariners and seamen since it was founded in 1850 by Sir Gabriel Wood, a Commissary General born in Gourock in 1767 and closed in 2020 before being sold the following year.

Wood travelled the world and held senior posts in North America during the Napoleonic Wars. His family later moved to Greenock and following his death in 1845, his widow and sister, Lady Louisa Augusta Wood and Miss Francis Ann Wood carried out his dying wish to found a care facility for aged master mariners and merchant seamen within his native town.

A BEAUTIFUL WEST END LOCATION

Access to the building is taken from Finnart Street to the eastern boundary of the site or Drums Terrance on the western boundary, with easy access to the A770 and adjacent to Newark Street. 

Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariner's Court is located in the town of Greenock which has a population of approximately 45,000 people and is the largest town within the Local Authority area of Inverclyde. It lies approximately 27 miles west of the City of Glasgow on the southern side of the Firth of Clyde.

The subjects are ideally located for access to a wide variety of recreational and community facilities with both Lyle and Battery Parks within walking distance.

Greenock Cricket Club and Greenock Golf Club are also within close proximity to the site, whilst Greenock Wanderers Rugby Club is situated immediately within a 5-minute walk. This lies adjacent to Fort Matilda Tennis and Bowling Clubs which are in the immediate vicinity.

Greenock has historically been one of the most important Scottish maritime ports, providing docking for ocean liners and merchant shipping. With its rich maritime heritage, the town is looking again to the River Clyde to support its future growth, with Greenock Ocean Terminal developing a new pontoon and visitor centre to support its 140,000 cruise liner passengers per annum.

Greenock benefits from excellent road links and is accessed via junction 31 of the M8 motorway with direct links to Glasgow Airport (a 20-minute drive) via the A8 and Ayrshire via the A78.

The subject property is located within walking distance of Fort Matilda Railway Station, with regular train services to Glasgow, Gourock, and Ayrshire, with bus stops adjacent to the property and private parking for tenants and visitors.

DIMENSIONS

• Lounge – 3.65m x 3.27m.
• Kitchen – 2.58m x 2.20m.
• Bed Area – 2.15m x 2.02m.
• Store - 1.90m x 1.02m.
• Shower Room - 2.14m x 1.61m.
• Hall - 2.13m x 1.13m.

FURTHER DETAILS

Sat Nav - The Postcode for the property is PA16 8JD. Access is from Finnart Street.

Total Size - 36 square meters - 376 square feet

EPC - The current rating is band E (49). The average rating for EPCs in Scotland is band D (61).

Council Tax Band - Band A - £1,434.46 per annum as of February 2026.

TENURE

Freehold.

VIEWINGS

Viewings can be arranged by appointment with Bowman Rebecchi Estate Agents.

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PLEASE NOTE

We aim to make our particulars both accurate and reliable. However, they are not guaranteed, nor do they form part of an offer or contract. If you require clarification on any points then please contact us, especially if you're travelling some distance to view. Please note that appliances and heating systems have not been tested and therefore no warranties can be given as to their good working order.

EPC rating: E. Tenure: Freehold,