10 Broadwood Drive, Cathcart, G44 5UP

Seldom available, a well presented three bedroom detached bungalow, positioned within sought after location, set within generous level garden grounds.

A deceptively spacious family home principally built of whitewashed harled render under a pitched tiled roof. Internally, the property affords a flexible interior, formed over two levels.

Ground Floor: Entrance vestibule, spacious reception hallway, generous sitting room, well-appointed kitchen with a range of floor and wall mounted cabinets, spacious and bright family room with door opening to rear garden. Bedroom one. Bedroom two. Utility Room. Attractively refitted shower room.

First Floor: Bedroom three. Store. Access to eaves and loft.

In addition there is substantial loft and generous garden grounds which would allow further development subject to the relevant consents, if desired. The property is further complimented by gas central heating and double glazing.

A particular feature of this property is the outstanding gardens. The house itself is set back from Broadwood Drive with a driveway offering ample space for a number of cars leading to a detached garage. The established grounds are enclosed with extensive lawn area and deck terrace, providing privacy and shelter, ideal for entertaining.

The area is well served by first class train and bus services to the city centre and to East Kilbride. The neighbouring suburbs of Shawlands, Langside and Giffnock and Muirend provide a broad range of excellent shopping facilities, supermarkets, fine restaurants, bars and numerous recreational facilities. Silverburn shopping centre provides an extensive range of shops, restaurants and supermarkets. There are a number of golf courses in the area and a selection of local health clubs. Pollok Country Park is also within easy reach. Schooling is available locally at both primary and secondary level including St Fillan’s Primary School, OLA and Merrylee Primary. There are a number of pick up points in the South Side for Glasgow’s leading independent schools.

Cathcart, located approximately five miles south of Glasgow City Centre, originated as a small village that grew up on the banks of the White Cart around Cathcart Castle in the area now known as Snuff Mill. The Conservation Area is centred on the Snuff Mill Bridge (c 1624) which spans the White Cart Water with Netherlee Road to the west and Holmhead Road to the north. It is dissected from north to south by the river and bounded on the south side through the centre line of the river as it bends along the northern part of Linn Park.

Linn Park is the second largest park in the city and with its variety of activities including a golf course, children play areas and its extensive grounds offer woodland and river walks. Holmwood House, designed by one of Scotland's greatest Classical architects, Alexander 'Greek' Thomson (1817-1875) and is now maintained by the National Trust for Scotland.

The M77 provides commuter to the City Centre, Glasgow Airport and along with the Southern Orbital provides an excellent connection to the Central Scotland motorway network as well as south towards Ayrshire and Prestwick Airport.

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