Bute Place, Old Kilpatrick, Glasgow

Presented by Clydebank Estate & Letting Agents, this exceptional three-bedroom semi-detached home offers contemporary living in one of Clydebank’s most desirable residential pockets.

Property Information - Nestled within a sought-after cul-de-sac in Old Kilpatrick, this beautifully presented property combines style, comfort, and practicality. From the moment you enter, you're welcomed by a spacious lounge featuring elegant wall panelling, adding character and sophistication. The lounge flows effortlessly into a dedicated dining area, perfect for family gatherings or entertaining guests, and continues into a bright conservatory overlooking the rear garden.

The family kitchen is thoughtfully designed with ample workspace and storage, and provides direct access to the rear garden via a convenient back door. Outside, the garden is a true haven—meticulously maintained with a mix of decking and artificial grass, offering low-maintenance appeal and year-round usability. A washing line adds practicality, while the layout ensures both privacy and space for outdoor enjoyment.

Upstairs, the home features three beautifully appointed bedrooms. The master bedroom benefits from its own ensuite shower room, creating a private retreat, while the two additional bedrooms include fitted wardrobes, offering excellent storage solutions. The main family bathroom is sleek and modern, complementing the overall contemporary feel of the home.

Externally, the property includes a driveway with space for two cars and a garage, providing secure parking and additional storage. Every detail has been carefully considered, resulting in a stylish, modern living space that’s ready to move into.

Room Measurements - Lounge/Dining 7.142 x 3.243
Conservatory 3.922 x 2.519
Master Bedroom 3.043 x 2.900
Bedroom Two 2.676 x 2.928
Bedroom Three 2.731 x 2.982

Location Of 16 Bute Place, Old Kilpatrick - Old Kilpatrick is a charming village in West Dunbartonshire, just west of Clydebank and on the outskirts of Glasgow. Positioned along the north bank of the River Clyde, and intersected by the Forth and Clyde Canal, the area offers scenic walks, historic charm, and a peaceful atmosphere.
Key Highlights:
•HISTORIC ROOTS: Thought to be linked to St. Patrick, who may have been born in the area
•NATURAL BEAUTY: Nestled at the foot of the Kilpatrick Hills, ideal for hiking and panoramic views
•TRANSPORT LINKS: Served by Kilpatrick railway station, with direct access to Glasgow and Dumbarton
•ERSKINE BRIDGE: Just south of the village, connecting West Dunbartonshire to Renfrewshire
•COMMUNITY SPIRIT: Known for its strong local identity and active community groups
Lifestyle: Old Kilpatrick offers a semi-rural lifestyle with the convenience of nearby urban centres. It’s ideal for families, professionals, and retirees seeking a blend of nature, history, and connectivity.