5 bedroom detached house for sale

Description
Acadia is a very handsome and generous detached coastal home of white painted stone construction with contrasting black painted detail, all of which is neatly presented under a dark grey slate roof. The accommodation, which is light, bright and easily managed is laid across three levels, and all front facing rooms have spectacular and uninterrupted waterscape views across the Firth of Clyde.

Acadia is truly unique and intact in every respect. It has been professionally upgraded to a very high standard and it provides an excellent opportunity for future owners to enjoy the grace and splendour of period living, combined with contemporary finishes. The house has been completed to designer decorative standards and is teamed with a complementary programme of soft furnishings which combine to make for an inviting proposition.

Ground Floor
Outer storm doors to entrance vestibule, inner front door to welcoming entrance with wood flooring, open plan formal sitting room cum additional living space currently set up as a games area, 2 original fireplaces sit at either end, windows and bay window formation overlooking front gardens and waterscape views. The kitchen is in a stainless-steel commercial style and comprises wall and floor mounted units, subtle floor lighting provides excellent evening ambience. An informal breakfast bar caters for casual dining, warming wood burning stove, store cupboard. The kitchen is open to the family sitting area which has feature panelled walls, another warming log burner and windows and sliding doors out to the rear gardens. Following round is the formal dining area, again with feature panelling and windows and sliding doors to the front. Bedroom 1 with window to side gardens, twin leaf doors to luxurious en suite wet room, well-appointed utility/boot room with Belfast sink and door to gardens.

First Floor
Via original stone staircase with ornate banister leads up to the first floor landing with a stained glass window at the half landing. Informal sitting area with window to rear gardens and cupboard housing the boiler. There are three good sized bedrooms on the first floor, one with a dressing room and stylish contemporary en suite bathroom. The other two bedrooms share a well-appointed modern Jack and Jill bathroom. All bedroom have uninterrupted waterscape views.

Second Floor
The second floor is accessed by a spiral staircase which leads to a generous fifth bedroom with dormer windows to both sides and a balcony to the front which is ideal for enjoying evening sundowners.

Gardens
Externally Acadia is accessed via stone gate piers which lead to a long driveway to the side gardens with ample sweeping vehicular hard standing, parking and turning. The gardens are impressively landscaped with mature lawns surrounded by established trees and shrubs. To the side is a sheltered sitting, dining and entertainment area with hot tub spa, an ideal space for entertaining family and guests. All around the property there are strategically placed patios to maximise on sunshine and sea views, a sunken circular fire pit and conversation sitting area are located within the front lawn. The gardens at Acadia are generous and beautifully maintained and extend to 1.3 acres, all of which are bounded by a substantial stone wall creating seclusion and privacy.

Local Authorities
Argyll & Bute Council
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Services
Mains water supply, mains drainage, mains gas, gas fired central heating system supported by wood burning stoves, partial double glazing.

Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.

Council Tax
Acadia is in Council tax band G and the council tax payable for 2024/2025 is £4,097.09.

EPC
Rating E

Situation
Acadia is situated just off the A815 in the suburban village of Innellan which is the settlement on the edge of the Firth of Clyde just to the western side of the Cowal peninsula town of Dunoon.

The centre of the bustling town of Dunoon is only about 10 minutes drive to the east. Dunoon is the main town of the Cowal Peninsula and has a complete range of shopping, leisure and professional services. The town has a good range of welcoming pubs and restaurants, a library, hospital, secondary school, theatre, cinema, swimming pool and leisure centre. There is a primary school in Innellan and Toward. Some children in the area attend the independent school of St Columba’s in Kilmacolm and a private bus service is in operation from Gourock.

Located on the scenic Cowal Peninsula in Argyll, Acadia is only a short drive from both the Caledonian MacBrayne and Western Ferries terminals, from where there are frequent passenger and vehicular sailings across to Gourock. From here, the road and public transport links make it possible to commute on a daily basis to Glasgow and the central belt.

It is equally possible to drive to Glasgow via Loch Lomond which takes a little longer but is via some of the most famous and breathtaking countryside in western Scotland.

Dunoon is the gateway to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and can easily be described as having some of the most dramatic and picturesque scenery in the west of Scotland, it is indeed an outdoor enthusiasts playground.

As with most parts of Scotland, one is never too far from a golf course and Dunoon is no exception - the district having three challenging courses.

Toward sailing club is approximately 2.4 miles to the west of Acadia and the expanding Holy Loch Marina is nearby with its berthing and associated chandlery services, an excellent base from which to sail and explore the world famous lower Clyde and Kyles of Bute inland sea lochs and waterways.

Sea fishing is available on the Firth of Clyde and it is possible to fish for salmon and sea trout by permit on some of the rivers and lochs of the district, with the River Eachaig, the freshwater Loch Eck only a few miles drive to the north.

Some of the local estates can, by arrangement, offer rough and commercial shooting as well as opportunities to stalk for roe, sika and red deer.

The area is renowned for its spectacular scenery. Benmore Botanic Garden is only 10 miles away and there are near endless walks, hill climbs and quiet country roads offering wonderful rambling and cycling country.

Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre leave in a westerly direction on the M8 motorway. Continue for 21 miles to arrive at Port Glasgow. Follow signs Greenock and Gourock on the A770 for 8 miles to the Western Ferries terminal at McInroys Point. Take the ferry to Hunters Quay, turn left on the A815; continue along the coastal road for approximately 6 miles, the entrance to Acadia is on the right hand side."
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