2-1, 7, Robertson Street, Greenock, PA16 8DB

This spacious second floor apartment is in walk-in condition within the highly sought-after west end of Greenock and is available to purchase through Bowman Rebecchi - The Home of Property.

Forming part of an impressive terrace of traditional red sandstone tenements, there is an immediate sense of elegance on arrival, where the handsome traditional architecture and beautifully maintained communal surroundings create an impressive introduction to this substantial period residence.

We expect this property to be very popular with a broad range of buyers with early viewing advised.

An elegant and spacious apartment in characterful traditional building Set within one of Greenock's most established and sought-after residential districts, this exceptional apartment combines the grandeur and architectural detailing of a traditional tenement with the comfort, space and practicality required for contemporary living.

Generous room proportions, an abundance of storage and attractive outlooks towards the River Clyde and Greenock town centre combine to create a home with a particularly appealing sense of space and presence.

The communal close is a notable feature in its own right.

Exceptionally well maintained and retaining the character one would expect from such an attractive period building, it provides an elegant approach to the property.

Secure storm doors and a controlled entry system further enhance both privacy and security.

On entering the apartment, the generous reception hallway immediately conveys the scale of the accommodation.

With an impressive sense of volume and excellent proportions, the hallway provides access to all principal rooms while also incorporating a useful linen cupboard and substantial walk-in storage.

Such generous ancillary space is a particularly welcome feature and allows the principal living areas to remain uncluttered and beautifully presented.

The principal reception room is a truly impressive formal lounge, positioned to the front of the building and enjoying an attractive outlook towards the River Clyde.

Exceptionally spacious and filled with traditional charm, the room provides an elegant setting for both relaxed everyday living and more formal entertaining.

Original-style architectural detailing, including ornate cornicing and a ceiling rose, is complemented by a feature fireplace which provides a natural focal point and reinforces the period character of this distinguished home.

The principal bedroom is equally impressive in scale. Also positioned to the front, it enjoys a pleasant outlook and provides an exceptionally spacious and restful retreat.

The proportions comfortably accommodate a range of bedroom furnishings, while the substantial walk-in wardrobe/closet provides an excellent dressing and storage area, adding a level of practicality rarely found within properties of this style.

To the rear, the exceptionally generous dining kitchen provides a wonderful heart to the home.

Considerably more spacious than many modern equivalents, this room offers ample space for both everyday dining and entertaining, with a dedicated dining area creating an inviting social environment.

A comprehensive arrangement of wall-mounted and floor-standing cabinetry provides excellent storage and preparation space, while the rear-facing outlook extends across the communal garden towards Greenock town centre.

A separate utility room sits conveniently adjacent to the kitchen and is plumbed for a washing machine, allowing laundry facilities to remain discreetly separated from the principal entertaining space.

This thoughtful arrangement enhances the functionality of the accommodation without compromising the generous character of the kitchen.

The bathroom continues the property's blend of traditional proportions and contemporary comfort.

Recently modernised and partially tiled, it incorporates a stylish suite comprising a bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin, creating a bright and practical space which is both well presented and well suited to modern living.

Outside, the property enjoys access to a beautifully maintained communal garden, providing a rare and valuable extension of the living environment.

The garden offers attractive shared outdoor space, with practical areas for washing and drying as well as room for younger members of the household to enjoy outdoor play.

There is an undeniable appeal to this wonderful period apartment.

From the handsome red sandstone façade and beautifully maintained communal close to the generous proportions, elegant architectural detailing and far-reaching outlooks, 2-1,7 Robertson Street offers a distinctive combination of character, space and location.

Dimensions Lounge - 6.09m x 4.30m. Kitchen/Dining - 5.49m x 4.65m. Utility Area - 1.16m x 2.19m. Bedroom - 5.24m x 3.59m. Closet - 1.35m x 1.79m. Bathroom - 4.10m x 1.29m. Hallway - 4.40m x 2.54m.

Total size of property 100 Square Meters - 1,076 Square Feet A leafy west end location The property is situated on Robertson Street in Greenock, accessed close to the corner of Houston Street, and is one of the town’s most highly sought-after residential addresses, renowned for its collection of some of Greenock’s finest period and contemporary homes.

This popular setting offers an excellent balance of peaceful residential living while remaining conveniently positioned for access to a wide range of local amenities and leisure facilities.

The location benefits from close proximity to Greenock West Railway Station, located just a short distance from the property, providing regular and reliable rail services to Glasgow, Gourock, Paisley and Wemyss Bay (via Port Glasgow), making it ideal for commuters.

The area is also well served by a number of respected recreational and sporting facilities, including Greenock Wanderers Rugby Football Club, as well as the popular Fort Matilda Tennis and Bowling Clubs, all of which contribute to the area’s strong community appeal and lifestyle offering.

Greenock itself lies approximately 20 miles west of Glasgow and has a resident population in excess of 42,000 people.

The town falls within the Inverclyde Council authority area and serves a wider core catchment population of approximately 270,000 people.

Steeped in a rich maritime heritage, Greenock continues to look toward the River Clyde as a catalyst for future growth and regeneration.

Significant investment is ongoing at Greenock Ocean Terminal, where the development of a new pontoon and visitor centre is set to enhance facilities for the town’s thriving cruise liner industry, which currently welcomes approximately 150,000 visitors per annum.

Transport connectivity is a notable strength of this location.

Greenock benefits from excellent road links, with convenient access via Junction 31 of the M8 motorway, allowing straightforward travel to Glasgow city centre and beyond.

Glasgow Airport is easily reached in approximately 30 minutes via the A8, while connections to Ayrshire are provided via the A78 coastal route.

For those travelling by sea, ferry services from nearby Gourock, approximately an 8-minute drive from the property, provide regular connections to Dunoon, Kilcreggan and Helensburgh, further enhancing regional accessibility.

Everyday amenities are also within easy reach, with major retail provision available at Morrison’s and Tesco superstores, both located approximately a 3-minute drive from the property.

The surrounding area also benefits from a range of local shops, schools and services, making this an exceptionally convenient and well-connected location for a wide variety of purchasers.

Sat nav The postcode for the property is PA16 8DB, which is located on Robertson Street close to the corner of Houston Street.

School catchments The subjects are within the catchment area for the highly-regarded St Mary’s and Ardgowan Primary Schools, as well as Notre Dame and Clydeview Academy High Schools.

Find out more at My Inverclyde price Our client is inviting offers over £100,000, which is the Home Report valuation and available to be shared with interested parties.

EPC The current rating is band C (74). The average rating for EPCs in Scotland is band D (61). Council tax band Inverclyde Council - Band B - £1,809.24 per annum as of September 2026. Tenure Freehold.

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Please note that appliances and heating systems have not been tested and therefore no warranties can be given as to their good working order. EPC rating: C.