1 Low Barholm, Kilbarchan, PA10 2ES

Property Description An enticing period home, this traditional end terraced house dated from circa 1810 is positioned within the heart of the conservation village of Kilbarchan.

This property is filled with history as this house was used by Weavers in the 19th century with the looms clacking in the lower rooms.

The large rear gardens are a beautiful space to relax surrounded by lawns, mature trees, patio areas and a summer house.

The property is positioned centrally within this highly regarded West Renfrewshire village of Kilbarchan.

Kilbarchan is popular with commuters with direct access to the A737 dual carriageway leading to Glasgow international airport and the M8 Motorway network to Glasgow City Centre and beyond.

An attractive home offering accommodation of six principal apartments formed over a two level layout under a traditional slate roof.

The accommodation within this striking home comprises of a storm door leading into the entrance vestibule which opens in turn to a broad ‘L shaped' reception hallway with the front area having two windows and providing an additional reading or sitting area.

The formal lounge extends the full depth of the property with windows to both the front and rear and a stone fireplace at the centre of the room.

The similarly well-proportioned living room/dining room has timber flooring, a recessed stone fireplace, windows to the front and rear of the building and exposed timber beams to the ceiling.

The kitchen has an extensive range of traditionally styled kitchen furniture with ample worktop surface, a range style cooker with stainless steel splash back, cooker hood and space for further free standing appliances.

This room has timber beams to the ceiling and twin windows overlooking the rear gardens.

From the reception hallway there is a small porch with doors opening to the gardens and a circular stairway that leads to the upper floor.

On the first floor there is an ‘L Shaped' hallway with access to all main apartments. The principal bedroom suite is a double sized room with an en suite shower room.

There are three further double sized bedrooms, two of which have fitted wardrobe storage.

The main bathroom features modern bath ware including a WC, a pedestal wash basin with mixer tap, and large freestanding bath with central mixer tap and shower attachment.

The specification of this period home includes a gas fired central heating system. An outstanding feature of this property is the mature and spacious rear gardens.

This provides an oasis of calm for such a central location.

The terraced gardens feature a flagstone patio along the rear elevation of the house with two sets of stone steps leading up to the upper gardens.

There is a variety of mature trees and shrubbery and several areas of lawn. Dotted throughout the garden are patio areas where one can sit to enjoy the views or indulge in al-fresco dining.

At the top of these enclosed gardens there is a detached summer house.

EER Band: D Council Tax Band: G Local Area Kilbarchan is a historic weaving village in Renfrewshire, with a conservation-area centre of listed buildings, the steeple and statue of piper Habbie Simpson, and the National Trust for Scotland's Weaver's Cottage.

Amenities include Kilbarchan Primary, churches, a park and bowling club, Kilbarchan AAC, and Lilias Day in June; everyday shops are limited, so most people use Johnstone.

The village station closed in 1966 and the track is now National Cycle Route 7; the nearest trains are at Milliken Park or Johnstone, with buses such as the 32 into Johnstone and the A737 giving a short drive to the M8 and Glasgow Airport.

Popular spots are Habbies Bar & Grill on New Street, the Trust Inn, and Bobbins Café near the Cross. Travel Directions 1 Low Barholm, Kilbarchan, PA10 2ES