Elmhurst, 92 Newark Street, Greenock, PA16 7TG

Elmhurst, an immaculately presented and truly jaw-dropping Victorian residence set within beautifully landscaped grounds in Greenock’s prestigious West End is proudly brought to market by Bowman Rebecchi – The Home of Property.

Steeped in history and rich in original character, this magnificent home seamlessly blends timeless Victorian elegance with refined modern presentation.

Homes of this calibre are rarely available, and early viewing is essential to fully appreciate the scale, beauty and uniqueness of this exceptional residence.

A unique property with superb craftmanship within the west end of greenock A defining feature of Elmhurst is its remarkable sense of arrival.

The property is approached through impressive cast iron gates that open to a sprawling courtyard and private driveway, immediately creating a sense of distinction and exclusivity.

This expansive forecourt provides generous off-street parking while enhancing privacy and security, a particularly valuable feature within such a sought-after residential setting.

The impressive façade is further enhanced by several original pilasters to the front elevation, reinforcing the architectural integrity and character of the home and setting the tone for the grandeur that lies within.

Stepping inside, the home continues to impress with a grand and beautifully presented fully tiled reception hallway that creates an immediate sense of scale and elegance.

From here, the accommodation unfolds into a series of thoughtfully designed living spaces that balance traditional character with striking contemporary styling.

To the front of the property lies a grand front-facing lounge, a magnificent entertaining space that comfortably accommodates a formal dining table and is centred around an ornate gas fireplace, creating an atmosphere of warmth and timeless sophistication.

Elmhurst offers three beautifully presented double bedrooms, each with its own unique character and outlook.

The principal bedroom is positioned to the rear of the property and enjoys stunning panoramic views across the River Clyde, providing a peaceful and visually striking retreat.

The second bedroom is equally impressive, boasting a glorious four-poster bed that enhances the sense of luxury and grandeur synonymous with the home’s overall design theme.

The third bedroom is a delightful and imaginative space, styled with a distinctive Beauty and the Beast-inspired theme, once again benefitting from superb elevated views that further enhance the sense of charm and individuality found throughout the property.

The home also benefits from a large and welcoming family snug, an inviting space designed for relaxation and entertaining, complete with an inbuilt bar that adds a sociable and contemporary touch.

At the heart of the home lies a superb modern kitchen, finished to an exceptional standard with elegant marbled worktops that provide both visual impact and durability.

Complementing the kitchen is a highly practical pantry, offering additional storage and enhancing the functionality of the space for everyday use.

To the lower level, the basement accommodation provides further valuable and versatile space, including a practical plumbed utility room designed to support the demands of modern living.

This level also benefits from a second shower room and toilet, adding convenience and flexibility for family life or visiting guests.

The show-stopping main bathroom has been carefully designed to create a luxurious spa-like environment, featuring a stunning freestanding bath that forms an elegant focal point within the room.

A walk-in shower cubicle adds further functionality, enhanced by full-length artwork that introduces a bold and contemporary visual statement, perfectly complementing the home’s overall design character.

To the rear, Elmhurst offers an outdoor environment of exceptional scale and flexibility that significantly enhances its desirability.

Our client has acquired additional garden ground to create a spacious and expansive setting rarely found within properties of this nature.

The gardens have been thoughtfully enhanced to support both everyday relaxation and entertaining, featuring a raised decking seating area ideal for summer dining and gatherings, along with a further rear decking terrace that provides additional space for leisure and enjoyment.

The depth and privacy of these grounds create a peaceful retreat, offering a rare combination of greenery, usable outdoor living space and scope for future landscaping or development.

Elmhurst’s unique character and striking interior design have been recognised on a national stage, with the property proudly selected as a candidate in the acclaimed 2023 series of Scotland’s Home of the Year.

The property has also drawn local attention for its dramatic interior styling, inspired by the grandeur of period dramas such as Downton Abbey and Bridgerton, showcasing the timeless appeal of traditional architecture paired with imaginative modern restoration.

Elmhurst therefore represents far more than simply a place to live, it offers the opportunity to become custodian of a remarkable period home with genuine historical roots, maritime association, and architectural presence.

The combination of heritage significance, meticulous care by the current owners, national media recognition, gated courtyard approach, expansive rear gardens and beautifully curated interiors creates a residence of rare individuality and enduring appeal.

Properties that deliver such a compelling blend of history, scale, design and lifestyle versatility seldom become available, making Elmhurst a truly memorable and desirable offering within the West End marketplace.

A property with A bold and proud heritage Elmhurst is an exceptional and highly individual Victorian residence, proudly positioned within one of the most admired and historically significant streetscapes in the West End of Greenock.

Forming part of a distinguished collection of traditional sandstone homes, Elmhurst dates from the 19th century and reflects the craftsmanship and architectural ambition of a period when the town flourished as a prosperous maritime and mercantile centre.

The property is linked to Robert Paterson, an original owner associated with Greenock’s proud shipowning and trading history during the late 19th century.

Paterson is recorded as having named his vessel “Elmhurst”, launched circa 1880, reflecting the strong tradition of shipowners naming their homes and vessels in connection with one another during Greenock’s shipping boom.

This connection adds a further layer of historical depth to the property, tying Elmhurst not only to the architectural story of Newark Street but also to the wider maritime heritage that shaped the River Clyde and Greenock’s global significance during the Victorian era.

Newark Street itself is synonymous with prestige and permanence, characterised by elegant villas and substantial period residences built during the height of Greenock’s commercial success, and Elmhurst stands today as a fine example of this enduring legacy, a residence that captures the elegance of its era while offering the versatility required for modern family living.

The property has been meticulously cared for by the current owners, ensuring it is presented to an exceptional standard throughout while retaining its inherent character and charm ready for it next custodians.

A prestegious west end location The property is situated on Newark Street in Greenock, 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 prestigious 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 Fort Matilda, with Fort Matilda 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 a 5-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 6-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.

Dimensions Ground Lounge - 8.05m x 5.55m. Kitchen - 4.68 × 4.35m. Bar/Snug Area - 5.45m x 5.16m. Master Bedroom - 6.50m x 5.53m. Bedroom Two - 5.53m x 5.80. Bedroom Three - 3.35m x 3.00m.

Bathroom - 6.00m x 2.38m. Hallway - 8.55m x 3.00m. Basement Laundry Room - 3.00m x 4.68m. Shower Room - 2.13m x 1.77m.

Total size 221 square meters - 2,378 square feet Sat nav directions The postcode for the property is PA16 7TG and accessed directly from Newark Street at the foot of Finnart Street.

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

Find out more at My Invercl yde price Our client is inviting offers over £440,000, which is the Home Report value, and available to be shared with interested parties.

EPC The current rating is band D (64). The average rating for EPCs in Scotland is band D (61). Council tax band Inverclyde Council - Band F - £3,662.25 per annum as of April 2026. Tenure Freehold.

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