2 bed semi-detached house for sale

107 West Argyle Street, Helensburgh G84

Nestled within a charming building dating back to around the 1870's, 'Willow Court' is a beautifully presented former coach house at 107 West Argyle Street which offers character-filled accommodation thoughtfully arranged over two levels. Blending period charm with modern convenience, this delightful home presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive residence in a sought-after coastal town.

Accessed off West Argyle Street through a rustic style metal gate into a courtyard style walkway which also offers side access into the garage spaces, the property is then entered into a welcoming entrance hall.

This hall sets the tone, with staircase leading to the upper apartments and access to the principal living areas. The well-appointed kitchen faces the front as is both stylish and practical, offering generous storage and a full complement of integrated appliances, including: Electric hob and oven, dishwasher, washing machine and an integrated fridge freezer. Beautiful stained glazed panels adorn three of the windows, infusing the space with sparks of colour and character while natural light pours in. The boiler is discreetly housed within the kitchen too for convenience.

Leading through to the rear, the attractive dining room flows effortlessly in a semi open-plan arrangement to a spacious lounge, creating an inviting environment for both relaxation and entertaining. The lounge benefits from freestanding yet well-positioned storage units, which can remain in situ should the new purchaser desire. From here, a substantial door with an inset, focal point stained glazed unit leads through to the rear conservatory - currently utilised as a bright home study/office - offering splendid views out over the enclosed mature gardens. There is a well appointed bathroom which is found off the entrance hall with large, feature free standing bath, heated towel rail and attractive tiling.

Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a particularly impressive principal bedroom of generous proportions, enjoying a pleasant outlook and is enhanced by dual-access doors. The second bedroom is equally comfortable and versatile, ideal as a guest room, nursery, or additional workspace. A compact additional shower room is also access off the landing along with an extensive over-stair storage cupboard too.

These private rear gardens are thoughtfully paved to create a charming terrace area, fully enclosed by established hedging for privacy. This tranquil outdoor setting is ideal for a perfect extension of the living space during warmer months.

Particular mention must be made to the double garage space to the side of the property - again accessed off West Argyle Street - with off street parking provided in front of the recently replaced doors - one of which is electrically powered. These two garage areas are well proportioned and with some creative flair and vision could surely be converted for use as solid extensive storage, a home gym area / home office or.... Subject to positive planning consent., ...alternative and additional accommodation for residents use or, perhaps a commercial Air BnB style facility.

Combining period detailing, adaptable living space, and a highly desirable Helensburgh address, we believe this former coach house delivers charm, comfort, and character in equal measure. There is a system of gas central heating and certain, not all, windows are double glazed.

This is an exceptional home suited to a range of buyers seeking something truly distinctive.

EPC Rating: C

Location

Helensburgh nestles on the northern shore of the Firth of Clyde - This elegant Victorian town combines coastal charm with easy access to the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands. The town enjoys a mild, temperate maritime climate, with cool summers, relatively mild winters, and refreshing sea breezes sweeping in from the Clyde, making it comfortable for year-round visits.

The town is well connected, with regular rail services linking it directly to Glasgow in under an hour, while nearby road routes provide straightforward access to Edinburgh and the scenic Highlands. Local travel is convenient and walkable, with tree-lined streets radiating from Colquhoun Square, bus links to surrounding villages, and ferry services operating across the Clyde.

The surrounding countryside is particularly striking: Rolling green hills, tranquil woodlands, and panoramic viewpoints stretch toward Loch Lomond and the rugged landscapes of the national park beyond, offering exceptional opportunities for hiking, cycling, sailing, and wildlife spotting.

Facilities in Helensburgh are comprehensive for a town of its size, including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, healthcare services, leisure centres, golf courses, and cultural attractions such as Hill House, ensuring both residents and visitors enjoy a comfortable blend of heritage, outdoor adventure, and modern convenience.