Property description

• An exceptional lower conversion of fine Victorian property in desirable village setting. Charming lounge, dining/sitting room, 20' master bedroom with ensuite shower room, 3 bedrooms, quality fitted breakfasting kitchen and bathroom. Single garage. Lovely shared gardens. EER Band


Flat 1, Inchgower House is a remarkable and imaginatively developed lower conversion of this distinctive Victorian property.

Situated close to Rhu's park and less than 300 yards from the shoreline of the river Clyde, the property is presented to the market in walk-in condition.

Appealing to families and retirees alike, this generous conversion has undergone complete modernisation and benefits from the installation of a stylish en-suite shower room, under floor heating in bathroom and kitchen, low voltage down-lighting, oak flooring, wood-burning stove, monoblock car parking bay and larger styled single garage.

The versatile accommodation successfully retains an number of distinguishing architectural features and is decorated in neutral tones which complements this exceptional home.

The accommodation comprises: entrance vestibule, reception hall, bright bay windowed lounge with ornate ceiling cornice work and wood-burning stove, dining / sitting room, 20' master bedroom with built-in wardrobes and co-ordinated en-suite shower room, guest bedroom with built-in wardrobes, further two bedrooms (one currently used as sitting room), quality fitted breakfasting kitchen with integrated appliances and larger family bathroom with quality sanitary ware.

The mature shared gardens provide a pleasant child-friendly environment and are well screened from Manse Brae.

Lying two miles to the west of Helensburgh, the desirable coastal village of Rhu is renowned for its community spirit. The village provides a reputable primary school, the Ardencaple hotel, parish church, local inn, post office, general store, park, marina and is home to the Royal Northern and Clyde yacht club.

Situated on the northern shore of the river Clyde, Helensburgh is surrounded by unspoiled scenery and offers an excellent train service to Glasgow, Dumbarton and Edinburgh. The birth place of John Logie Baird, the town provides places of historic and cultural interest and has been enhanced by the re-generation of its town centre with extensive street landscaping and river frontage.

The town offers a wide variety of shops, Waitrose supermarket, health care services, churches, banks, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, leisure centre and swimming pool. Sports and recreational facilities within the town include: rugby, cricket, tennis, bowling, football, golf and sailing clubs.

Glasgow - 35 miles      Glasgow Airport - 24 miles    Loch Lomond - 8 miles   

EER Band D



From central Helensburgh proceed west along the A814 West Clyde Street. On entering the village of Rhu pass the marina on the left hand side. Proceed for around 150 yards and turn second right into Manse Brae. Proceed for some 250 yards - Flat 1, Inchgower House lies on the left.