2 bed detached bungalow for sale

Eildon, Cromlech Road, Sandbank, Dunoon PA23

Eildon Is A Beautifully Presented Two‑Bedroom Bungalow With Wonderful Views Across The Holy Loch

Eildon is a beautifully presented two‐bedroom bungalow enjoying wonderful views across the Holy Loch from its commanding position on Cromlech Road in Sandbank. The property has been fully renovated to an excellent standard by the current owners, creating a modern, welcoming home in a highly sought‐after location.

The bungalow benefits from attractive front and rear gardens, both of which have been thoughtfully landscaped with a range of additions and seating areas. There is ample parking to the front along with a garage, making the property as practical as it is appealing.

Eildon is positioned near the top of the rise on Cromlech Road in Sandbank enjoying excellent views across the water to the Holy Loch, the surrounding hills, and open fields to the rear. Set back from the road, the property is approached via a long driveway with a lawned frontage and a good‐sized garage, giving the bungalow a private and welcoming feel. Inside, the accommodation is well arranged and offers a cosy, comfortable flow. The home has been upgraded in recent years with fresh décor and new floor coverings, and the kitchen has been thoughtfully relocated to the rear to connect more naturally with the conservatory, creating an appealing and practical extension of the living space.

To the front, the sitting room makes excellent use of the views from the large window, looking out over the front lawn towards the Holy Loch and the hills beyond. It creates a lovely space to relax and enjoy the outlook. A further benefit is the wall‐mounted electric fire with flame effect, providing quick and convenient warmth.
There are two double bedrooms - one positioned to the front of the property which has wonderful views to The Holy Loch and the front garden, and one to the rear. The rear bedroom leads into a small conservatory,
an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee before the day begins. The conservatory is also currently being used as a utility area.
The kitchen is positioned to the rear of the property and opens through to a generous conservatory, currently arranged as a dining room. It is a modern, well‐appointed kitchen with ample units, space for an American‐style
fridge‐freezer, and an integrated electric oven and hob with an extractor fan above.
The family bathroom is located off the hallway and offers excellent space, comprising a bath, separate shower cubicle, toilet and wash‐hand basin.

The home further benefits from double‐glazed windows and gas central heating, ensuring warmth and efficiency throughout.

The front garden is bounded by hedges and a stone wall with wrought‐iron gates, creating a safe and enclosed space for children and pets. The driveway leads to the integral garage, with a chipped‐stone surface surrounding a well‐maintained lawn, giving the property an attractive and welcoming frontage.
The back garden is a beautiful addition, thoughtfully landscaped and finished to an exceptional standard. Stone steps lead down to a patio area, the lawn, and the garden shed, with the added charm of a stand‐alone fountain creating a peaceful focal point. To the side, a further landscaped area features an array of plants and shrubs surrounding a lily pond, complete with a small stream running over a rocky bed, a wonderfully tranquil spot that enhances the overall appeal of the garden.

The property is of non‐traditional pre‐cast reinforced concrete panel construction, which has since been externally insulated and rendered, providing improved warmth, efficiency, and a modern finish.

Sandbank is a coastal village on the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll and Bute, situated on the southern shore of the Holy Loch and lying around 2.5 miles north of Dunoon. Today, Sandbank blends maritime heritage with modern coastal living, supported by amenities including the Holy Loch Marina, Holy Loch Sailing Club, and access to National Cycle Route 75. Dunoon is the main town of Cowal and acts as the service and cultural hub for the surrounding villages. Located on the Firth of Clyde, it offers shops, cafés, leisure facilities, and transport connections, including ferry links to Gourock that connect travellers to wider road, rail, and coach networks. Dunoon’s waterfront, Victorian heritage, and role as a gateway to the Cowal Peninsula make it a central point for both residents and visitors exploring the region.

Tenure - Freehold

EPC Rating - D

Council Tax Band - C

Gas Central Heating & Double Glazed Windows