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2 Bedroom Semi Detached House, Buchanan Crescent, Croftamie, G63

Buchanan Crescent, Croftamie, G63


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Description

Set right at the entrance to Buchanan Crescent, a chipped driveway and double gates open onto a front garden that wraps generously around the side of the house, hinting at the space still to come.

Inside, a cosy lounge greets you first, warm wood effect flooring underfoot and a striking green fireplace wall giving the room its character. Freshly painted throughout, the space is built around a beautiful log burner, the natural heart of the room and just the spot for those first crisp autumn evenings, when the nights start drawing in and a fire feels like exactly the right idea. Beyond it, the room opens into a dining area with space for a large table, windows front and back keeping the whole space filled with light.

Wooden shaker style cabinets carry the same cosy, country feel through into the kitchen, timeless rather than trend led. Just off it, a conservatory tucked to the side of the house is a real highlight, verdant green views stretching out over the fields towards rolling hills in the distance. It's a peaceful spot for a morning coffee, one that changes gently with the seasons.

Upstairs, carpet runs throughout. The main bedroom offers very good space to the front along with two handy storage cupboards, while the second bedroom is a genuine double in its own right. A shower room completes the floor, white tiling and dark wood effect flooring giving it a fresh, clean feel, a bright, easy space to start and end the day.

Beyond the back door, a spacious rear and side garden give plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. And it's the setting that really rounds this home off. Croftamie is one of those villages that gets under your skin, the rolling green hills beyond giving it a real sense of space, and close enough to the bus stop and the But & Ben cafe bistro, hatch and all, that a slower pace of life feels genuinely within reach.

Altogether, a home that carries a real sense of village life about it, warm, welcoming and thoroughly cosy from the moment you step through the door.

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LOCATION

Sat nav ref - G63 0ET.

Croftamie sits just south of Drymen, within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, a setting that makes the most of some of Scotland's finest scenery on the doorstep. The village itself is small and close knit, centred around the But & Ben, a family run café bistro popular with locals, cyclists and walkers making their way along the West Highland Way, which passes close by.

For everyday amenities, Drymen is a short hop away and offers a good range of shops, pubs and services, including the historic Clachan Inn, one of Scotland's oldest licensed pubs. Slightly further afield, Killearn and Balfron provide additional options for pharmacies and dentists, while Balloch and Milngavie are the nearest railway stations for those needing a rail link into Glasgow.

Road connections are straightforward too, with the A809 and A811 giving easy access both into Glasgow and onward towards Stirling and the Loch Lomond side, useful whether commuting or simply exploring further afield.

Beyond the practicalities, it's the surroundings that really set the tone here. Loch Lomond lies close to the west, with the Campsie Fells and views towards Dumgoyne to the east, giving Croftamie a genuine sense of space and countryside on every side. It's a spot that draws walkers, cyclists and tourists throughout the year, while still feeling like a quiet place to call home.

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EPC Rating: C

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Key Features

  • Two bedroom home set within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
  • Cosy lounge with feature fireplace wall and log burner
  • Freshly painted throughout
  • Bright dining area with windows to front and rear
  • Shaker style kitchen with timeless, country feel
  • Conservatory with verdant views over fields and rolling hills
  • Two genuine double bedrooms, main bedroom with built in storage
  • Fresh, bathroom with large walk in shower cubicle
  • Spacious rear and side garden with driveway and double gates
  • Peaceful village setting close to the bus stop and local cafe bistro

Property Details

  • Property type: House
  • Property style: Semi Detached
  • Price Per Sq Foot: £226
  • Approx Sq Feet: 840 sqft
  • Property Age Bracket: 1940 - 1960
  • Council Tax Band: C
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Rooms

Lounge/ Dining Room

6.23m x 4.64m

Kitchen

3.92m x 2.71m

Conservatory

3.02m x 2.30m

Bedroom 1

4.66m x 3.31m

Bedroom 2

3.56m x 3.50m

Bathroom

1.95m x 1.75m

Floorplans

Outside Spaces

Parking Spaces

Driveway

Capacity: 2

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Location

Sat nav ref - G63 0ET. Croftamie sits just south of Drymen, within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, a setting that makes the most of some of Scotland's finest scenery on the doorstep. The village itself is small and close knit, centred around the But & Ben, a family run café bistro popular with locals, cyclists and walkers making their way along the West Highland Way, which passes close by. For everyday amenities, Drymen is a short hop away and offers a good range of shops, pubs and services, including the historic Clachan Inn, one of Scotland's oldest licensed pubs. Slightly further afield, Killearn and Balfron provide additional options for pharmacies and dentists, while Balloch and Milngavie are the nearest railway stations for those needing a rail link into Glasgow. Road connections are straightforward too, with the A809 and A811 giving easy access both into Glasgow and onward towards Stirling and the Loch Lomond side, useful whether commuting or simply exploring further afield. Beyond the practicalities, it's the surroundings that really set the tone here. Loch Lomond lies close to the west, with the Campsie Fells and views towards Dumgoyne to the east, giving Croftamie a genuine sense of space and countryside on every side. It's a spot that draws walkers, cyclists and tourists throughout the year, while still feeling like a quiet place to call home.

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