Split level architecturally designed family home in large garden grounds

Split level architecturally designed family home in large garden grounds

Split level architecturally designed family home in large garden grounds

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Split level architecturally designed family home in large garden grounds

Split level architecturally designed family home in large garden grounds

Susan

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4 Bedrooms
Sleeps 6
2 Bathrooms

About our home

Our architecturally designed 1960's house is set in large garden grounds. I've loved this house from the very first moment I set foot in the place. It is a split level house with a 27ft living area with oriel windows, picture windows and french doors leading onto a large balcony overlooking the Kilpatrick hills. Each night you can watch the sun set over the hills and the village church. The lower level has 4 bedrooms, a playroom, study, bathroom and laundry.
The village of Milngavie some 5 minutes walk away was recently voted by a National Newspaper as the 'Best place to live the UK!' It is so close to the lochs, hills, parklands yet 20 minutes from the hustle and bustle of the very cosmopolitan city of Glasgow, which boasts superb bars, restaurants, theatres, galleries and shops. There is also a train from our lovely little train station direct to Edinburgh the stunning capital of Scotland. A city like no other! During the month of August the world renowned Edinburgh Festival takes place and is an absolute must.
Then there's Stirling Castle, the Burrell Collection, Botanic Gardens, Byres Road, Science Centre, Xscape..........

Features

  • Garden
  • Balcony
  • Wifi
  • Equipped for kids

More about us

  1. We have one child

  2. I work as a Depute Head Teacher in a beautiful school

  3. Love gardens, interiors, family, friends, travel and good times

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Where is it?

Neighbourhood

Buzzy restaurants
Massimos, Andiamo, Cafe Gandolphi,BuzzyWares
Cool bars
Brel, The Loft, Oran mor, Cafezique, The Horseshoe
Cozy cafés
Tinderbox, Kember and Jones, Book Shop Cafe Milngavie
Retail therapy
Karen Millen, Frasers, LkBennett, Hobbs, White Company, Tiso, Jack Wills, Hollister
Bit of culture
Glasgow Art Galleries, Theatre Royal, Transport Museum, Science Centre, Edinburgh Castle
Walks in the park
Kelvingrove, Botanics, Mugdock Park, Pollok Park
Spot of exercise
Connick Hill, West Highland Way, Skyride, Sailing Bardowie Loch, Kelvin Cycle Path
Day tripping
Princes Square, Loch Lomond, Burrell Collection, Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle, Science Centre

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