We have a penchant for properties with history, period features and an outdoor terrace – and this Georgian home in Kelvinbridge fits the bill.
335 North Woodside Road is a "wonderful and exceptionally rare" B-listed, four-bedroom end terrace townhouse conversion that was formally the birthplace of the world-renowned Boys Brigade in 1833.
Sir William Alexander Smith, a Sunday school teacher and member of the local volunteer force, founded the organisation as a way to combine drill and fun activities with Christian values. It has grown globally with 750,000 members spanning 60 countries.
The accommodation is formed over three levels with the ground level comprising of; entrance vestibule, welcoming reception hallway with storage cupboard, two spacious double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. There is also direct access to the shared garage with a second large under-stair storage space.
The first floor has a "magnificent" lounge to the rear, where you'll find the private outdoor patio, and a dining kitchen to the front, perfect for family living and entertaining. There is also a modern WC on this level.
The top floor comprises of two sized double bedrooms, both with built-in storage and modern en-suites (master further enhanced with shower over bath). There is also a good-sized storage cupboard on this floor.
The property has gas central heating, partial double glazing, and a communal driveway, leading to a large undercover shared garage with two private car parking spaces and extensive storage space.
It's on the market for offers over £540,000. Check it out on Rightmove.
