A waterside mansion under an hour from Glasgow on its own wee peninsula? Now that’s what I call a house! Ardmore House is up for sale, boasting a myriad of dreamy features and an artsy aesthetic.
Those wanting solace and privacy can get all that and more at Ardmore House in Dumbartonshire, with no neighbours to worry about, as it’s the only house on the peninsula. Overlooking the Firth of Clyde, the land boasts stunning views, as well as its own woodland.
The property is currently listed by Strutt & Parker for offers over £635,000, and is also home to the ruins of the 16th-century Ardmore Tower.
Built in 1806, Ardmore House is a Category B listed building, even resembling a small castle with its huge tower in the middle. The tower is part of the regal-looking hallways, as well as its own oval office. And, of course, the views are spectacular throughout the property!
Currently, the home is decorated in a colourful and artsy fashion with plenty of paintings to marvel at, also boasts an art studio on the ground floor. On top of the traditional rooms, there is also a library, two kitchens, a grand hallway, a drawing room and more. And on top of the six bedrooms, there are three and a half bathrooms, all located on the first floor.
The house spans over 5,000 square feet and three floors, but there are noteworthy outbuildings – an early 19th-century observatory tower, as well as a decent-sized stable block. Plus, the owners have created their own lake!
Ardmore House is located between Cardross and Helensburgh, conveniently situated for Glasgow.
To view the full listing, you can check the Strutt & Parker website.
