For those asking for a better description, this is a draft of the description the previous agent was going to use, was changed a bit on their listing:
Kenmuir occupies a delightful, elevated position within the picturesque hamlet of Clynder and affords uninterrupted views over the Gareloch towards Rhu and Shandon, This highly impressive and spacious detached villa is one of the largest family homes within the immediate area and offers exceptional family sized accommodation over two levels.
Retaining a wealth of defining architectural features (including original fireplaces, deep architraves and skirtings and plaster ceiling cornices)
Kenmuir has benefitted from the installation of quality double glazed windows and oil fired central heating.
Kenmuir extends to a broad, welcoming reception hall with a large walk-in cloaks / storage cupboard, a cloakroom / wc, an impressive 27’ lounge with triple aspect windows and fireplace, a characterful sitting / family room with ‘period’ fireplace including a multi-fuel stove, a traditionally proportioned dining room with original fireplace (all principle public rooms possess lovely views of the Gareloch), a substantial ‘oak’ fitted breakfasting kitchen with integrated appliances, a utility room, a laundry room and bathroom. A broad staircase leads to a large upper hallway providing access to seven double bedrooms, a linen room and newly tiled shower room. Off bedroom 8/study a French door leads to a loch facing, enclosed balcony with external staircase. Kenmuir is set within a generous, mature garden featuring a near full width patio area which takes full advantage of the loch views and is bounded by mature trees.
Parking is available for two cars adjacent to the front door. There is a single car garage with workshop/store to the rear with additional parking for three more cars. The hamlet of Clynder forms part of the Rosneath peninsula and is surrounded by some of Scotland’s most picturesque scenery.
Clynder is renowned for its considerable sense of community and is located within 5 miles of the naval bases of Faslane and Coulport. This quaint hamlet provides a local general store, a thriving bowling club, regular bus services to local villages and slipways providing access to the Gare Loch. Additional access to Gare Loch for water sports and beach walks is available opposite Kenmuir, with access to hill walks from the rear of the property additional to various other access points in villages of Rosneath and Clynder.
Rosneath Primary School is located ¼ of a mile away' and the neighbouring village of Rosneath which offers two local churches, shops, a newly extended and refurbished Co-op general store and park. Kilcreggan, (2 miles away) provides a local health centre and ferry crossing to Gourock and Greenock. Garelochhead, some 5 miles away provides a train service to Glasgow (and is on the west coast mail-line to Oban and Mallaig – regarded as the most spectacular train journey in the British isles.
Garelochhead village offers a further primary school, community centre, pub, bowing club,
health centre and excellent outdoor centre – catering for a range of out-door pursuits. The general locality provides a wealth of facilities catering for out-door pursuits. The Arrochar 'Alps', some 16 miles from the village, offers some challenging hills walks and form part of Scotland's Munroes.