Glasgow Road, Waterfoot

Westray is a lovely, character detached residence that is set within highly private, secluded garden grounds with large driveway, turning circle, attached single garage and the property retains almost complete privacy to front and rear.

Nicely set back from the road the property is distinguished by its traditional slate roof system, double glazed windows with decorative stained glass features, and the property retains some lovely wooden attributes, generous ceiling heights, room sizes and period features.

Storm doors leading into vestibule, great sized traditional hallway with cloaks cupboard, bay windowed lounge with focal point fireplace and lovely stained glass features, sitting/family room with bay window and focal point fireplace, formal dining room/downstairs bedroom two, principal bedroom with built in storage and beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom with under floor heating, useful separate downstairs WC with cloaks area, dining sized kitchen which is modern, has a full range of integrated appliances and leads through to a beautiful double glazed conservatory. The upper accommodation provides landing space with eaves storage, two bedrooms and a shower room with WC. The property has a system of gas central heating with maintained Worcester boiler, double glazed windows and security alarm system.

High hedgerow to the front retains privacy giving access to driveway offering parking for multiple vehicles. Attached garage with power and light and remote control roller door system. Enclosed gardens to the rear with lawn, two patio areas and two outhouses providing storage.

EER Band D

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.