Windyridge is an exceptional, post war detached villa that has been customised and remodelled to deliver a highly flexible, versatile family home that enjoys a private setting with wonderful views over the adjacent countryside.

Nicely set back from Glasgow Road and accessed off a private road to the rear elevation, the house has been maintained to exacting standards and notable features include a high performance under floor heating system throughout the property with upgraded Worcester boiler, double glazed windows, maintained security alarm system, and the interior displays modern tones with upgraded kitchen and bathrooms.

Entrance vestibule, large traditional reception hallway with oak finishes and under stair storage, splendid bay windowed lounge with focal point fireplace and large double glazed picture window enjoying open aspects to the front, downstairs bedroom four/dining room with adjacent family bathroom with walk in shower, beautifully appointed refurbished kitchen with Silestone worktops and full range of appliances, kitchen opens to an informal family dining area which links onto a large family room. French doors from the kitchen area giving direct access onto gardens.

Spacious landing area with storage gives access to large principal bedroom suite with Paris balcony to the rear enjoying open aspects, fully fitted sliding wardrobe system, walk-in built-in dressing area, and a superbly upgraded en-suite bathroom with contemporary finishes. Two further double bedrooms on this floor both with modern, contemporary styled en-suite shower rooms.

The house is set back from the road to the front with parking for multiple vehicles. Vehicular access also from the rear with additional driveway offering parking for further multiple vehicles. Single detached garage with power and light and remote-control roller door system. Fully enclosed lawned garden to rear.

EER Band C.

Local Area
Waterfoot is close to the conservation village of Eaglesham and also the high amenity suburb of Clarkston. Eaglesham is a fine example of late 18th Century planning and architecture, and the village was designated Scotland's first outstanding conservation area in 1960. The village provides a range of local shops, up market hotel, bars, restaurants, popular village primary school and is also within the catchment radius for nationally recognised, first class schooling. Some of Scotland's finest independent schools are also easily accessible on the south side of Glasgow. The surrounding countryside offers quiet country lanes, fishing, and a number of highly regarded golf courses. There are regular bus services provided to the city centre and excellent motorway networks providing swift access to Glasgow and Ayrshire. Busby Station and Clarkston Station are the local train stations. Both Glasgow and Prestwick airports are also within easy reach.