Barcraig, Bankend Road

, Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire, PA11 3EU

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Property Description

Barcraig is a rare and distinguished detached residence, occupying a prime position on the corner of Bankend Road and Kilbarchan Road, on the edge of the highly sought-after village of Bridge of Weir. Set within a substantial and beautifully maintained plot, this Edwardian gem offers circa 4,500 sq ft of versatile and elegant living space — a perfect harmony of period grandeur and timeless design. Constructed around 1904, Barcraig is a proud example of Edwardian architecture, a relatively brief but celebrated era noted for its outstanding build quality and design ethos. Influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement, the home is thoughtfully arranged to capture natural light and create a sense of flow and space throughout. Generous room proportions, detailed original features, and high ceilings give this property a refined character rarely found today.

Lovingly cared for by the same family for over two decades, Barcraig retains a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with interiors that have been sympathetically maintained and modernised where appropriate. With extensive accommodation across multiple levels, the home offers superb flexibility — ideal for growing families, multi-generational living, or those seeking space to entertain, work from home, or pursue creative passions.

Barcraig is more than just a house — it is a home of substance, style, and soul, nestled within one of Renfrewshire’s most desirable locations.

Accommodation

Ground Floor: Entrance Porch; Dining Hall; Lounge; Family Room; Office; Open plan Sitting Room Dining Kitchen; Utility / Boot Room; Rear Hallway; Shower room; Garden Room

First Floor: Landing with Study/Library Area; Master Bedroom with En-Suite Bathroom; 4 Bedrooms; Jack & Jill Shower Room; Family Bathroom

Garden grounds

Externally, the sizeable garden grounds of circa 0.4 acres offer privacy and a peaceful setting, with mature planting, well-kept lawns, and ample space for outdoor living. A substantial red stone driveway provides ample parking for several cars.

Location

Bridge of Weir is one of Renfrewshire’s most desirable residential locations, known for its leafy streets, welcoming community, and picturesque surroundings. It provides a peaceful village lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. Under 30 minutes from Glasgow City Centre and less than 20 minutes to Glasgow Airport, the village is ideally placed for commuting and travel, making it a sought-after location for professionals and families alike.

The area boasts excellent educational options, including the renowned St. Columba’s School, a leading independent day school just moments from the property and also excellent state school provision in Bridge of Weir Primary and Gryffe High School. Nearby Glasgow provides a number of excellent private schools, some with transport by school bus. Surrounded by scenic countryside, Bridge of Weir offers easy access to walking, cycling, and outdoor activities, with the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and Gryffe Valley nearby for weekend adventures. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of Ranfurly Castle and Old Course Ranfurly golf clubs — both offering first-class facilities and stunning views. The village also features a thoughtful selection of independent cafés, shops, restaurants, and essential services, creating a strong sense of local life and community. With a reputation for safety, good schooling, and green open space, Bridge of Weir is ideal for families, retirees, and those seeking a refined, relaxed lifestyle. The area retains its historic charm with a range of period homes and buildings, giving the village a distinctive character that continues to attract discerning buyers.

Council Tax : Band H

Epc : Band D

Tenure : Freehold

More Details

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

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