Hob House, Kilchrenan, Taynuilt, Argyll and Bute, PA35

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a detached four-bedroom house, set in the popular rural village of Kilchrenan



Set in a quiet, rural location on the fringe of the picturesque village of Kilchrenan, Hob House offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a well presented four-bedroom detached property located within easy commuting distance from the popular coastal town of Oban.

The property is accessed from the front garden, with the entrance leading into an open plan hallway with lounge. A multifuel stove is set within the chimney breast, providing warmth and comfort in equal measure.

The hallway leads to a combined kitchen/dining room located to the rear of the property. The fitted kitchen comprises a selection of cream coloured wall and floor units, complimented by a roll top granite effect worktop. Freestanding appliances include a four-ring electric oven, tall fridge freezer and inset dishwasher. The kitchen extends into the dining area which enjoys a view out to the rear garden. A double storage cupboard is also incorporated into the design.

To the rear of the property, a utility room houses various appliances and gives access to the rear garden of the property. The design includes fitted kitchen worktops on both sides of the room, offering plenty of practical working space with storage under.

The hallway extends from the lounge to give access to two ground floor double bedrooms, along with a family bathroom which features a full-sized bath and two-piece white bathroom suite. One of the ground floor bedrooms is currently set up as an office which provides flexibility.

Further accommodation is located on the upper floor, where a central landing gives access to two larger bedrooms, each of which enjoy views over the front garden thanks to the inclusion of dual Velux windows incorporated within the coombed ceiling design. Both rooms benefit from fitted wardrobes. A second
family bathroom is located on the first floor, comprising WC, sink and shower cubicle. Additional storage can be found on the landing area.

The property sits within its own plot and benefits from gardens to the front and rear. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a flagged path giving access to the front door of the property. The perimeter of the front garden is marked by mature shrubs and bushes which sit within a wooden fence.

To the rear of the property the garden features a gravel design with a combination of raised beds and mature shrubs creating an ever-changing floral display. Two storage sheds offer practical storage space for garden essentials. A stone wall marks the boundary with the road. An area of parking is located to the side of the property.