6 Millbrae Crescent

, Clydebank, G81 1EH

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Property Description

Four-bedroom red sandstone fronted traditional Semi-Detached House dating from the early part of the 20th century located in a small, tree-lined, cul-de-sac off Yoker Mill Road. A clever, and sensible, first floor extension, above the garage, has created a main bedroom suite (with ensuite shower room) to add to the original three bedrooms.
It sits upon a level garden, the enclosed rear garden being of a good size and incorporating the linked brick outbuilding that provides garden shed, laundry, and wood/coal store.

• Entrance Vestibule
• Reception Hall
• Bay windowed Lounge with wood-burning stove
• Dining Room, open plan to the lounge
• New( 2024) Kitchen
• 4 Bedrooms
• Ensuite Shower Room
• Family Bathroom
• Gas central heating with combi boiler
• uPVC double glazing
• Long single garage

Tucked away in the tree lined cul-de-sac crescent of Millbrae Crescent this handsome traditional home enjoys the benefits of modern fixtures, fitments, and specification. A huge asset is its convenience to local amenities including the nearby Yoker railway station and the shopping facilities of Yoker, Clydebank, and perhaps particularly those to be found at the Great Western retail park. Clydebank has the popular Clyde Shopping Centre with additional facilities available including the Clydebank Leisure Centre, Empire cinema and the World of Golf on Great Western Road. The Golden Jubilee hospital and the West of Scotland College, in Clydebank, are both within easy reach. As well as the train station there are numerous bus services nearby allowing ready access to Glasgow City Centre and elsewhere. The A82 Great Western Road links, via The Erskine bridge, to the M8 network. Falling within West Dunbartonshire, schooling is at Whitecrook Primary and Clydebank High School with non-denominational schooling being Our Holy Redeemers Primary and St Peter the Apostle High School.

Referring to the floor plans herein clients can see that the subjects are of a fine size, overall. The photographs and video will clearly show the excellent condition in which it is decorated and presented.

Ground Floor

Entrance vestibule with storm doors; welcoming reception hall with coat/boot area; spacious lounge with wide bay window, chunky pine fire surround with a wood burning stove inset and shelved alcove with pine shelves to match that of the fireplace; dining room arranged open plan to the lounge to make, overall, a great family space. Off this, via a cool sliding barn/warehouse style door is a deep, shelved, store with light and power installed; kitchen - renewed in 2022 it is compact in design but very nicely equipped with cream coloured kitchen units and oak worktops with appliances of a large stainless-steel range cooker, with five gas hobs, by Smeg, over which is a Smeg cooker-hood. Additionally, there is a built-in dishwasher and fridge-freezer. Window to the rear and a smart “back door” with large double glazed centre panel to provide lots of light.

First Floor

From the hall the wide original staircase ascends to a ¾ landing off which is both the main house bathroom (smartly equipped with white suite, black wall tiling, and a thermostatic shower set over the bath with both deluge and hand shower heads. Chrome towel radiator) and the main bedroom - the extension above the garage providing a suite with generous double bedroom featuring windows to front, rear, and side (Velux) and, ensuite, a modern shower room with corner shower enclosure featuring Triton electric shower. Chrome towel radiator again and the added luxury of underfloor heating (electric); upper hall; three further bedrooms (2 doubles,1single used as a dressing room) with bedroom 2 having a bay window to match the lounge below.

Outside
To the front there is a shallow front garden laid as monobloc to match the driveway (one car) to the attached single garage. The garage is a little longer than standard and has power and light installed, a door to the back garden, and a single glazed rear window.

The rear garden is level, lies mainly to grass, and is bounded by fences to the two sides and by a stone wall/grass bank to the rear boundary. There is a small, slabbed patio, to the rear of the garage, and as a path across the back of the house to the outbuilding. This brick-built outbuilding, with its three individual sections, is a most handy facility.

A lovely home.

Sat Nav Ref: G81 1EH

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

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

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