Property For Sale near Brodick

Bemersyde Avenue is a magnificent 5-bedroom red sandstone semi-detached villa, set within a highly sought-after pocket of Shawlands in Glasgow’s vibrant Southside.

In the heart of the modern Mac & Mic development, this beautifully maintained home offers stylish family living just moments from Mearns Castle High School and the Newton Mearns Golf Academy.

This stunning modern townhouse on Normal Avenue forms part of a particularly attractive Cala Homes development and offers beautifully presented, flexible accommodation arranged over three levels. Finished to an exacting standard throughout, the property combines contemporary design with generous proportions, making it an ideal family home.

Larch Road is a fine example of a handsome, substantial four-bedroom, sandstone semi-detached villa with double, front facing bay windows, offering spacious and well-laid-out family accommodation over 3 floors.

Offering substantial, beautifully appointed living space within one of Hyndland’s most desirable addresses, this instantly impressive six-apartment top (third) floor tenement flat extends to approximately 2,185 sq ft and enjoys open views, in both directions, along Hyndland Road and over towards Queensborough Gardens.

Perfectly poised to soak in the breathtaking southward views, this attractive modern four bedroom three storey townhouse in Jordanhill offers generously proportioned accommodation extending to almost 2,142 sq ft inclusive of an integral garage.

An impressive 6-Bedroom Family Home in a desirable village setting. Rettie are delighted to bring to the market a truly unique and vibrant residence at 17 Laighpark Avenue , Bishopton – a stunningly presented six-bedroom, three-bathroom home offering style, substance, and character in equal measure.

Captivating outlooks towards Ben Lomond and the Campsie Fells are enjoyed from this spectacular three/four bedroom third floor duplex apartment, formed within a substantial townhouse conversion on the iconic Kirklee Terrace, designed by renowned architect Charles Wilson and built between 1847 and 1863.