Main Street, Neilston

This traditional stone fronted terraced home enjoys a convenient position within the popular village of Neilston. Set within private, easily maintained garden grounds, the subjects offer a great opportunity to the local marketplace.

The ground floor accommodation extends to entrance porch, traditional style reception hallway with WC and storage adjacent, generous formal front facing lounge semi open plan to lovely dining room with access through into modern fitted kitchen with a range of wall and base mounted units. The ground floor is completed by useful separate laundry/utility room with access to rear gardens. The first floor gives access to front facing double bedroom with en-suite shower room, generous rear facing double bedroom with fitted storage, good third bedroom and main family bathroom. The attic level provides two further bedrooms and additional storage. The specification includes a system of gas central heating, double glazing, feature internal doors to lounge, and the subjects are well presented and decorated throughout.

Externally the property is set within private, level and easily maintained rear garden grounds. The access lane to rear providing access to a double garage fitted with power, light and up and over door.

EER Band C.

Local Area
Neilston is a picturesque and highly sought after village offering an exceptional balance of rural charm and everyday convenience. The property is ideally positioned within a short walk of Neilston railway station, providing regular services to Glasgow, while also benefiting from an excellent range of local amenities.

The area is particularly popular with families, falling within the catchment for East Renfrewshire's nationally recognised schools, in addition to well-regarded local primary education. Its welcoming village atmosphere, strong sense of community and excellent transport links ensure enduring appeal to a diverse range of purchasers, from young professionals and growing families to those looking to downsize without compromising on connectivity or lifestyle.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, an extensive network of scenic walking routes and countryside trails can be found on the doorstep, while the spectacular landscapes of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park are within approximately 45 minutes' drive, offering an outstanding setting for walking, cycling and a wide range of leisure pursuits.