40 Mosshead Road

, Bearsden, G61 3HL

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Property Description

One of the much-admired Semi-Detached Houses built by John MacDonald, in the 1930s, within the sought after Burnbrae district.

Semi-detached house

Three bedrooms

Two public rooms

Kitchen and bathroom

Roof retiled

CR Smith double glazing

Gas central heating (combi boiler)

Garage

Floored/lined attic with Velux windows

Description

The semi-detached villas built by John Macdonald in the Burnbrae area are amongst Bearsden's most popular. Well proportioned, well built, and with good ceiling heights they are excellent family homes and also finding favour with couples too. Built in the 1930s they sit upon, generally, good sized gardens.

This house is one of the models finished in white-painted render. The roof has been retiled with a smart, flat, roof tile, with dry-ridging - a big expense and future proofing for many years to come. Cavity wall insulation was installed in 2006. Windows have been replaced with quality CR Smith double glazed units(2013), and the gas central heating system has a Worcester Greenstar 28CDi condensing combination boiler (installed 2015 and regularly serviced). The bathroom is equipped with a smart white suite, is fully tiled, and has an electric Mira Sprint shower set over the bath. Kitchen units are of an older vintage in hi-gloss and is being sold with all appliances as seen (gas hob, oven, washing machine, fridge-freezer). Rather usefully, the attic space has been fully floored, lined, carpeted, and has two Velux windows - a very useful ancillary space accessed via a wooden loft-ladder and hatch. Whilst much of the house is carpeted there is oak flooring in the lounge and dining room with beech in the hall and kitchen.

Summary of Accommodation

Ground Floor

Entrance vestibule. Hall. Lounge with bay window and marble fireplace with living flame gas fire. Dining room with a wall recessed, glass-fronted, “cassette” style driftwood living flame gas fire by Gazco. Kitchen.

First Floor

Staircase to landing with gable window, two cupboards, and the ceiling hatch with ladder to the attic. Two double bedrooms, the bay windowed primary bedroom having fitted wardrobes and dressing table. 3rd, single, bedroom. Bathroom.

Garden

The garden is level and to the front has a shrub/plant garden with centre roundel patio. A slab pathway leads to the front door. A gravel driveway provides parking for three cars and at its far end is a fence, with gate, in front of the single garage (built in 2012). The rear garden has two patios, a small section of grass, and is neatly enclosed by fences and hedge.

Location

The Burnbrae district is beside the local beauty spot of Kilmardinny Loch and its woodland – a lovely walk. School catchment is the excellent Mosshead Primary with secondary at the high-performing Bearsden Academy. Beside this, on Duntocher Road, is St Nicholas’ Primary. It is very conveniently located for all the shops, and services, that both Bearsden and Milngavie have to offer, particularly those at the Burnbrae Retail Park. At the foot of Mosshead Road is Milngavie Road beyond which are the fabulous new premises of the Allander Sports Centre. There is a Pure Gym around the corner on Milngavie Road next to which is the Burnbrae Inn – good restaurant and bar. Railway stations are nearby at Milngavie and Hillfoot.

Sat Nav ref: G61 3HL

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

More Details

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

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