Cardross property: 'Magnificent' home hits the market

The four bedroom and three-storeyed Belmont home was constructed around 1895 is looking for offers over £600,000.

The living room features a large bay window (Image: Savills)

Entering the house will lead you to the entrance vestibule which opens up to the large reception hallway.

From here four reception rooms can be accessed: the living room, the drawing room, the dining room, and the family room.

The family room connects to the back garden (Image: Savills)

The living room is the largest of the four rooms and showcases a bay window, traditional fireplace, and intricate cornicing.

While they are smaller, the family room and drawing room are both well sized with the former contain patio doors which lead to the garden and the latter featuring a fireplace, Victorian era cornicing and a large window flooding the room with natural light.

The drawing room is lit up by natural light from the large window (Image: Savills)

The dining room contains a wood burning stove and a large window providing the room with natural light as well as a door to the to the kitchen – which can also be accessed from the reception hall.

A central island with a breakfast bar and timber-topped cabinets lining the walls make up the kitchen and are accompanied by a five burner Rangemaster hob and oven as well as an integrated fridge and freezer, and Belfast sink.

The dining room with direct access to the kitchen (Image: Savills)

Also found within the kitchen is a door giving access to a storage room.

A small w/c can also be found on the ground floor between the dining room and dressing room.

A timber staircase from the reception hall leads to the first floor where there are four bedrooms – each with their own built in storage cupboards – and two bathrooms.

A view of the home's kitchen (Image: Savills)

The principal bedroom contains direct ensuite access to the smaller of the bathrooms as well as a traditional fireplace while another bedroom features a bay window and fireplace.

The larger of the two bathrooms can be found down a small stairway and is divided into two rooms - with the bath and shower separated from the w/c.

Potential for further development or room for storage can be found in the attic which contains two rooms and is accessible via a stairway from the first floor.

One of the home's spacious bedrooms (Image: Savills)

Belmont also has spacious gardens to the front and back with the rear garden containing an expansive lawn and a gravel courtyard with space for a dining table and chairs.

Connected to the courtyard are two single garages with concrete hardstanding in front for extra parking space.

A gate opens to the front garden where a brick path leads to a large, gravelled area in front of the home and a lawn can be found to the bottom.

The home's family bathroom (Image: Savills)

Estate agents Savills said: “Belmont House is a magnificent detached Victorian villa constructed circa 1895, which, from its elevated position, looks south across the Firth of Clyde.

“Constructed over three floors, the property has a traditional feel and layout, with reception rooms accessed from a beautiful entrance hall.

“An original timber staircase extends to the upper levels with four bedrooms flowing from the first floor landing and with an additional attic level above.”

The property contains a large amount of lawn space in the back garden (Image: Savills)

To find out more or make an enquiry, visit: www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/136514447#.