11 Henderland Road

, Bearsden, G61 1JQ

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Property Description

A large stone fronted, pre-war, Detached House in the Switchback district set upon an established garden backing onto the Cairnhill Woods. It has a generous 6 apartment layout (see floor plan) that can be used as three or four bedrooms as required.
The roof has been retiled and there is a gas central heating system but as the subjects are original, as are many of its features, investment will be required to modernise. This has been price reflected and allows the successful purchaser scope to upgrade and develop to their own taste and budget, resulting in what would be a very special home.

Ground Floor

• Entrance Vestibule
• Reception Hall retaining the original oak floor.
• Sitting Room - with a wide box bay window to the west side of the house. Burr walnut fireplace. Oak floorboards surround a central carpet well which now features pine floorboards.
• Lounge - with a feature corner bow window to the front and a retained original stained leaded lancet window. Claygate fireplace. Pine floorboards.
• Dining Room (Bedroom 4) - with a window to the east side of the house and with an original tiled fireplace in the corner of the room.
• Kitchen - this is in two small sections with the first area retaining the original kitchen units and with two deep larder cupboards. The second section has a run of pine kitchen units with the kitchen sink. Here is the back door of the house. Both have double-glazed windows to the rear garden.
• Bedroom 1 - a sizeable main bedroom with another corner bow window to the front and another retained stained leaded lancet window.
• Shower Room - the bathroom has been refitted as a shower room and has a large, oversized, shower enclosure with a thermostatic shower operating off the central heating system that has both deluge and hand shower heads. The WC and WHB are of an older vintage.

First Floor

• The original return-flight staircase turns past a Velux window to an upper landing.
• Bedroom 2 - double bedroom with double glazed window to the front providing a distant view to The Campsie Fells.
• Bedroom 3 - a mirror image of bedroom 2 and again with a double-glazed dormer window to the front.
• Box Room - a handy box room that has been used as an office. Velux window to the rear.
• WC - to service bedrooms 2 and 3 there is a toilet compartment featuring a two-piece white suite. Velux window.The mains gas central heating system has a Sime Super 102 DeLuxe combination boiler. The house has an alarm system.

Outside there is a detached double garage set at the end of a long driveway. Attached to the rear of the house is a greenhouse.

Garden

The garden is very well established and is level. Most of it lies to the rear with the front garden screened by a shaped privet hedgerow, with front wall, behind which is a strip of lawn with border surround. Driveway gates open to a concrete drive that extends down the east side of the house and which is flanked by densely planted beds that would benefit from cutting back. A concrete path leads to the front door and continues around the west side of the house. The rear garden is south facing and fully enclosed with a pathway around its perimeter. It has two lawns (one to the west side of the house) and a densely planted central garden. Lots of colour, lots of interest. Backing onto the Cairnhill Woods is a lovely asset and to access this is a back gate, perfect for taking the dog for a walk.

Situation

The house is located within the Switchback district of Bearsden which is to the southern fringe of the town. It falls within the catchment for Westerton Primary school and for the new premises of Boclair Academy. Just over half a mile away is Westerton railway station with its regular links into Glasgow's West End and City Centre. Bearsden has long been regarded as one of Glasgow's foremost residential suburbs with the quality of schooling and local facilities. Easy access is provided to the West End and the City Centre via established road links and just north of Bearsden is some outstanding countryside including, within a 30-to-40-minute drive, The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.

Sat NAV ref: G61 1JQ

TENURE : FREEHOLD
EPC : BAND E
COUNCIL TAX : BAND G

More Details

Situation: Private Garden
Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold

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