There is a fair difference between the waterfronts of Fairlie and Venice. But somebody must have seen a similarity. A house on the Fairlie shoreline that has just been floated on the market is called Gondola Cottage, above.
A traditional detached villa, built around 1833 of solid stone with a slate roof, it has views across the Largs channel towards Hunterston Terminal, the Cumbraes, Arran and Bute.
The house was . Accommodation includes reception hallway with cloak room, lounge with oriel window, dining room, television room, fitted kitchen (with an Aga) which is open-plan to a breakfasting room, study and rear hallway.
The upper hallway gives access to the main bedroom with en-suite bathroom, five further bedrooms, and bathroom. The secluded, level gardens are laid out as lawn with a patio area.
A detached two-car garage has a floored loft and workshop.
Offers over #182,500 to Slater Hogg & Howison could secure your own Gondola on the Clyde.
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