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£130,000
(£161/sq. ft)
3 bed flat for saleGlenpark Drive, Port Glasgow PA14
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
807 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Beautiful three-bedroom top-floor apartment in magnificent Glenpark House, blending historic character with stylish, modern interiors.
Grand communal entrance with a spectacular sweeping staircase, rich timber balustrades and beautiful stained glass.
Generous open-plan lounge and contemporary kitchen with warm flooring, excellent storage, entertaining space and breakfast bar.
Wonderful elevated views across the River Clyde and hills beyond, with changing skies creating an ever-evolving backdrop.
Council Tax Band B
EPC Rated C
And the wow starts long before you reach the front door.
Glenpark House is a building with real presence. Its handsome stone exterior immediately gives a sense of the history and grandeur within, but step through the communal entrance and it becomes even more special.
At the heart of the building is the spectacular sweeping communal staircase, rising dramatically through the floors with rich original timber balustrades, beautiful craftsmanship and an elegance that belongs to another era. Look upwards and the stunning decorative stained-glass feature adds a further splash of colour and character. It is atmospheric, memorable and wonderfully theatrical, the sort of entrance that makes coming home feel like an occasion.
Continue all the way to the top and you arrive at this beautifully individual apartment, where the grandeur of the building gives way to a bright, comfortable and contemporary home.
The top-floor position is a huge part of its appeal. Interesting rooflines, sloping ceilings and unexpected angles give the accommodation enormous personality, while the elevated setting creates a sense of privacy and escape from the world below.
At the heart of the home is the large open-plan lounge and kitchen, a wonderfully sociable space designed for relaxed everyday living. There is ample room to settle into a sofa at the end of the day, entertain friends at the weekend or simply enjoy a quiet morning with coffee while the light changes outside.
Rich wood-effect flooring adds warmth throughout the space, while the soft colour palette and tartan-inspired feature wall bring a touch of personality without overwhelming the room. The contemporary fitted kitchen wraps neatly around the living area, offering excellent worktop and storage space, with a breakfast bar creating a natural spot for casual dining.
It is the kind of room where life happens easily: Breakfast at the counter, music on in the background, dinner cooking while friends chat nearby and long evenings stretched out on the sofa.
And then there are those views.
From this elevated position, the outlook reaches across Greenock towards the River Clyde and the landscape beyond. Wide skies, changing light and distant hills create an ever-changing backdrop, from crisp blue mornings to dramatic clouds rolling over the water. On the right day, you may even catch a rainbow arching across the Clyde.
It is a view you could live here for years and never tire of.
The apartment offers three bedrooms, giving the home excellent versatility. The characterful sloping ceilings and rooflines create cosy, tucked-away spaces that feel wonderfully removed from the bustle below. Depending on your needs, the rooms could provide comfortable sleeping accommodation alongside a dressing room, guest bedroom or dedicated home office.
One of the bedrooms is particularly dreamy, with soft dusky pink walls wrapping around the unusual roofline and a window drawing the eye towards the view outside. Another offers a calm neutral finish, vaulted ceiling and generous proportions, creating a wonderfully peaceful retreat.
The shower room provides a bold contrast to the softer interiors elsewhere. Dramatic bronze-toned finishes give it a rich, boutique-hotel feel, complemented by a large walk-in shower, contemporary floating vanity unit, sculptural basin and illuminated mirror. It is stylish, modern and just that little bit unexpected.
But what really sets this home apart is the combination of everything around you.
You have the drama and history of Glenpark House outside your own front door, that extraordinary staircase beneath you, stained glass overhead, a beautifully comfortable modern home once you step inside, and the Clyde stretching away in the distance.
There is a romance to living at the top of a building like this.
If you have always wanted a home with history, individuality and something that feels genuinely impossible to recreate, Glenpark House could be very special indeed.
EPC Rating: C
Lounge/Kitchen (7.7m x 4.7m)
Bedroom 2 (4.3m x 3.5m)
Bedroom 1 (3.6m x 4.5m)
Bedroom 3 (3.7m x 2.6m)
Bathroom (2.8m x 1.5m)
Communal Garden
There are grounds surrounding the property
Glenpark House is a building with real presence. Its handsome stone exterior immediately gives a sense of the history and grandeur within, but step through the communal entrance and it becomes even more special.
At the heart of the building is the spectacular sweeping communal staircase, rising dramatically through the floors with rich original timber balustrades, beautiful craftsmanship and an elegance that belongs to another era. Look upwards and the stunning decorative stained-glass feature adds a further splash of colour and character. It is atmospheric, memorable and wonderfully theatrical, the sort of entrance that makes coming home feel like an occasion.
Continue all the way to the top and you arrive at this beautifully individual apartment, where the grandeur of the building gives way to a bright, comfortable and contemporary home.
The top-floor position is a huge part of its appeal. Interesting rooflines, sloping ceilings and unexpected angles give the accommodation enormous personality, while the elevated setting creates a sense of privacy and escape from the world below.
At the heart of the home is the large open-plan lounge and kitchen, a wonderfully sociable space designed for relaxed everyday living. There is ample room to settle into a sofa at the end of the day, entertain friends at the weekend or simply enjoy a quiet morning with coffee while the light changes outside.
Rich wood-effect flooring adds warmth throughout the space, while the soft colour palette and tartan-inspired feature wall bring a touch of personality without overwhelming the room. The contemporary fitted kitchen wraps neatly around the living area, offering excellent worktop and storage space, with a breakfast bar creating a natural spot for casual dining.
It is the kind of room where life happens easily: Breakfast at the counter, music on in the background, dinner cooking while friends chat nearby and long evenings stretched out on the sofa.
And then there are those views.
From this elevated position, the outlook reaches across Greenock towards the River Clyde and the landscape beyond. Wide skies, changing light and distant hills create an ever-changing backdrop, from crisp blue mornings to dramatic clouds rolling over the water. On the right day, you may even catch a rainbow arching across the Clyde.
It is a view you could live here for years and never tire of.
The apartment offers three bedrooms, giving the home excellent versatility. The characterful sloping ceilings and rooflines create cosy, tucked-away spaces that feel wonderfully removed from the bustle below. Depending on your needs, the rooms could provide comfortable sleeping accommodation alongside a dressing room, guest bedroom or dedicated home office.
One of the bedrooms is particularly dreamy, with soft dusky pink walls wrapping around the unusual roofline and a window drawing the eye towards the view outside. Another offers a calm neutral finish, vaulted ceiling and generous proportions, creating a wonderfully peaceful retreat.
The shower room provides a bold contrast to the softer interiors elsewhere. Dramatic bronze-toned finishes give it a rich, boutique-hotel feel, complemented by a large walk-in shower, contemporary floating vanity unit, sculptural basin and illuminated mirror. It is stylish, modern and just that little bit unexpected.
But what really sets this home apart is the combination of everything around you.
You have the drama and history of Glenpark House outside your own front door, that extraordinary staircase beneath you, stained glass overhead, a beautifully comfortable modern home once you step inside, and the Clyde stretching away in the distance.
There is a romance to living at the top of a building like this.
If you have always wanted a home with history, individuality and something that feels genuinely impossible to recreate, Glenpark House could be very special indeed.
EPC Rating: C
Lounge/Kitchen (7.7m x 4.7m)
Bedroom 2 (4.3m x 3.5m)
Bedroom 1 (3.6m x 4.5m)
Bedroom 3 (3.7m x 2.6m)
Bathroom (2.8m x 1.5m)
Communal Garden
There are grounds surrounding the property
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