Stylish Gourock flat within traditional property sits close to the river
Resting in an enviable position on Cove Road, this beautiful property blends the modern and traditional to expert effect.
(Image: Zoopla) Glorious views of the Firth of Clyde are offered from this amazing home, which includes traditional features like high ceilings and ornate cornicing.
In the luxurious lounge, househunters will find a huge amount of space for furniture of all shapes and sizes.
(Image: Zoopla) A great-sized window lets in a lot of light, and the home's traditional tones are brought to the fore in the form of a striking fireplace and intricate cornicing.
The bright and spacious dining kitchen is a fantastic social area and opens out onto the rear garden.
(Image: Zoopla) A good amount of storage solutions are provided in this area too.
The bedrooms are a good size and offer up plenty of room for beds and furniture.
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In the bright and stylish bathroom, househunters will find an amazing range of features including wc, basin, bath and separate shower cubicle.
(Image: Zoopla) Outside, there's a private parking space to the front, and a private garden to the rear - features which are said to be very desirable within the area.
(Image: Zoopla) Early viewing is strongly advised.
*This property in Cove Road, Gourock, is on the market for offers over £190,000.
To find out more about it visit www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/70297388 or call McArthur Scott on 01475 327646.
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