OPPORTUNITIES to own a family-sized home in Helensburgh and Lomond don't come around all that often – but that's exactly what's on the local property market now in the shape of this property in Rosneath.
The deceptively spacious three-bedroom, mid-terraced villa in Tom-a-Mhoid in the village is split over two levels and offers excellent family accommodation.
The mid terrace home in Tom-a-Mhoid, Rosneath, is on the market for offers over £95,000
The room dimensions are generous, and the accommodation has been arranged to offer flexibility and individuality.
A welcoming hallway entrance leads to all apartments on this level. The formal lounge/dining area is flooded with natural light, and offers a range of furniture configurations.
The mid terrace home in Tom-a-Mhoid, Rosneath, is on the market for offers over £95,000
The kitchen has a good range of floor and wall mounted units with a contrasting worktop, creating a fashionable and efficient workspace. It is further complemented with a host of integrated appliances and space plumbed for free-standing appliances.
The first-floor accommodation offers three good sized bedrooms, all of which are bright and airy, with a range of furniture configurations and space for additional free-standing furniture if required.
The mid terrace home in Tom-a-Mhoid, Rosneath, is on the market for offers over £95,000
A family bathroom suite completes the impressive accommodation on this level.
Outside, the property has private front and rear gardens, and the rear is a real sun trap offering the perfect place to soak up the summer sunshine.
The mid terrace home in Tom-a-Mhoid, Rosneath, is on the market for offers over £95,000
The rear garden also features a summer house which is the perfect place to relax – or to hide! – and is sure to be popular with all ages.
The property is being marketed by McEwan Fraser Legal, who are seeking offers over £95,000.
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