Offers over
£320,000
(£250/sq. ft)
3 bed detached house for saleBrisbane Street, Inverclyde, Greenock PA16
3 beds
2 baths
1 reception
1,280 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Prestigious West End of Greenock location
Impressive detached villa with period charm and modern upgrades
Bright and spacious rear lounge with triple window outlook
Newly fitted contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances
Three bedrooms plus additional home office/study
Modern family bathroom with separate shower facilities
Generous private rear gardens with patio, lawn and greenhouse
Basement cellar, outbuilding and nearby lock-up garage
Gas central heating and double glazing throughout
Excellent transport links with nearby rail station and easy access to the M8
This character-rich detached family home is set within the prestigious West End of Greenock and is proudly presented to the market by Bowman Rebecchi – The Home of Property.Positioned within a highly desirable pocket of Greenock’s sought-after West End, this impressive detached villa offers a superb blend of period charm and modern comfort
Early viewing is essential to fully appreciate the space, setting, and lifestyle on offer.
A striking detached villa blending timeless character with contemporary comfort
This stylish and generously proportioned detached property offers an excellent family home, finished to a high standard and well suited to a wide range of buyers.
Set within a highly desirable pocket of Greenock’s sought-after West End, this distinctive traditional villa presents a superb opportunity to acquire a character-filled home with impressive proportions and flexible living space. Blending period charm with partially upgraded interiors, the property offers a well-balanced layout ideal for modern family living.
The accommodation opens via a welcoming entrance porch into a bright reception hallway, complete with a useful understair WC.
To the rear, an impressive lounge benefits from three large windows, flooding the space with natural light and creating an ideal setting for both relaxing and entertaining overlooking the garden.
A side vestibule provides direct access to the gardens and leads through to a newly fitted kitchen, featuring a range of wall and base units, work surfaces and integrated appliances.
A traditional staircase with decorative banister leads to the upper landing, where two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a smaller office room can be found, all offering excellent storage. The principal front-facing bedroom enjoys excellent natural light and generous proportions.
A large, modern family bathroom completes the upper level, fitted with a bath, WC, wash hand basin and vanity unit. A separate shower cubicle sits within the office, to support modern functionality.
Externally, the property is set within generous private gardens to the rear, incorporating lawn sections, drying green, planted borders and patio areas. Additional features include a greenhouse, useful outbuilding and a basement cellar accessed from the side. Additionally, there is a lock up garage located on Bedford Street nearby.
A beautiful sun-trap seating area at the entrance completes the property, providing a wonderful space to enjoy.
The property has been well maintained throughout and is presented in excellent internal condition. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing.
100 Brisbane Street offers a fantastic opportunity to secure a spacious detached home in a highly sought-after location, with scope for further enhancement if desired.
Dimensions
119 Square Meters - 1,280 Square Feet.
A prestegious west end location
The property is situated on Brisbane Street in Greenock, one of the town’s most highly sought-after residential addresses, renowned for its collection of some of Greenock’s finest period and contemporary homes. This prestigious setting offers an excellent balance of peaceful residential living while remaining conveniently positioned for access to a wide range of local amenities and leisure facilities.
The location benefits from close proximity to Fort Matilda, with Fort Matilda Railway Station located just a short distance from the property, providing regular and reliable rail services to Glasgow, Gourock, Paisley and Wemyss Bay (via Port Glasgow), making it ideal for commuters.
The area is also well served by a number of respected recreational and sporting facilities, including Greenock Cricket Club, Greenock Wanderers Rugby Football Club, as well as the popular Fort Matilda Tennis and Bowling Clubs, all of which contribute to the area’s strong community appeal and lifestyle offering.
Greenock itself lies approximately 20 miles west of Glasgow and has a resident population in excess of 42,000 people. The town falls within the Inverclyde Council authority area and serves a wider core catchment population of approximately 270,000 people.
Steeped in a rich maritime heritage, Greenock continues to look toward the River Clyde as a catalyst for future growth and regeneration. Significant investment is ongoing at Greenock Ocean Terminal, where the development of a new pontoon and visitor centre is set to enhance facilities for the town’s thriving cruise liner industry, which currently welcomes approximately 150,000 visitors per annum.
Transport connectivity is a notable strength of this location. Greenock benefits from excellent road links, with convenient access via Junction 31 of the M8 motorway, allowing straightforward travel to Glasgow city centre and beyond. Glasgow Airport is easily reached in approximately 30 minutes via the A8, while connections to Ayrshire are provided via the A78 coastal route.
For those travelling by sea, ferry services from nearby Gourock, approximately a 5-minute drive from the property, provide regular connections to Dunoon, Kilcreggan and Helensburgh, further enhancing regional accessibility.
Everyday amenities are also within easy reach, with major retail provision available at Morrison’s and Tesco superstores, both located approximately a 5-minute drive from the property.
The surrounding area also benefits from a range of local shops, schools and services, making this an exceptionally convenient and well-connected location for a wide variety of purchasers.
Sat nav
The property postcode is PA16 8PA and accessed from Madeira Street or Bedford Street, with plenty of on-street parking available within this peaceful corner of Greenock.
School catchments
The subjects are within the catchment area for the highly-regarded St Mary’s and Ardgowan Primary Schools, as well as Notre Dame and Clydeview Academy High Schools. The highly regarded Glenpark Nursery is also handily positioned a short 2-minute walk away.
Find out more at My Inverclyde
price
Our client is inviting offers over £320,000, with the Home Report valuation being £360,000 and available to be shared with interested parties.
EPC
The current rating is band D (61). The average rating for EPCs in Scotland is band D (61).
Council tax band
Inverclyde Council Band E - £2,996.53 per annum as of May 2026.
Tenure
Freehold.
Viewings
Viewings can be arranged by appointment with Bowman Rebecchi Estate Agents.
Property support
Whether you're looking to sell, let, or factor your property, or need expert advice on a commercial asset, Bowman Rebecchi is here to support you every step of the way. We offer a free, no-obligation valuation along with professional guidance tailored to your needs, helping you make informed decisions and get the best results from your property. With local expertise, a trusted reputation, and a passion for property, we're ready to help you maximise your investment. Get in touch today to see how we can assist with your current or future property goals.
Please note
We aim to make our particulars both accurate and reliable. However, they are not guaranteed, nor do they form part of an offer or contract. If you require clarification on any points then please contact us, especially if you're travelling some distance to view. Please note that appliances and heating systems have not been tested and therefore no warranties can be given as to their good working order.
EPC rating: D.
Early viewing is essential to fully appreciate the space, setting, and lifestyle on offer.
A striking detached villa blending timeless character with contemporary comfort
This stylish and generously proportioned detached property offers an excellent family home, finished to a high standard and well suited to a wide range of buyers.
Set within a highly desirable pocket of Greenock’s sought-after West End, this distinctive traditional villa presents a superb opportunity to acquire a character-filled home with impressive proportions and flexible living space. Blending period charm with partially upgraded interiors, the property offers a well-balanced layout ideal for modern family living.
The accommodation opens via a welcoming entrance porch into a bright reception hallway, complete with a useful understair WC.
To the rear, an impressive lounge benefits from three large windows, flooding the space with natural light and creating an ideal setting for both relaxing and entertaining overlooking the garden.
A side vestibule provides direct access to the gardens and leads through to a newly fitted kitchen, featuring a range of wall and base units, work surfaces and integrated appliances.
A traditional staircase with decorative banister leads to the upper landing, where two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a smaller office room can be found, all offering excellent storage. The principal front-facing bedroom enjoys excellent natural light and generous proportions.
A large, modern family bathroom completes the upper level, fitted with a bath, WC, wash hand basin and vanity unit. A separate shower cubicle sits within the office, to support modern functionality.
Externally, the property is set within generous private gardens to the rear, incorporating lawn sections, drying green, planted borders and patio areas. Additional features include a greenhouse, useful outbuilding and a basement cellar accessed from the side. Additionally, there is a lock up garage located on Bedford Street nearby.
A beautiful sun-trap seating area at the entrance completes the property, providing a wonderful space to enjoy.
The property has been well maintained throughout and is presented in excellent internal condition. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing.
100 Brisbane Street offers a fantastic opportunity to secure a spacious detached home in a highly sought-after location, with scope for further enhancement if desired.
Dimensions
- Lounge - 5.83m x 4.71m
- Master Bedroom - 4.25m x 6.12m.
- Kitchen - 2.26m x 3.80m.
- Rear Hall - 1.30m x 3.01m.
- WC - 0.88m x 1.95m.
- Hallway - 3.94m x 1.10m.
- Bedroom Two - 4.74m x 4.05m.
- Bedroom Three - 5.96m x 3.07m.
- Bathroom - 1.54m x 2.33m.
- Office - 3.43m x 3.35m.
- Shower - 0.97m x 1.92m.
119 Square Meters - 1,280 Square Feet.
A prestegious west end location
The property is situated on Brisbane Street in Greenock, one of the town’s most highly sought-after residential addresses, renowned for its collection of some of Greenock’s finest period and contemporary homes. This prestigious setting offers an excellent balance of peaceful residential living while remaining conveniently positioned for access to a wide range of local amenities and leisure facilities.
The location benefits from close proximity to Fort Matilda, with Fort Matilda Railway Station located just a short distance from the property, providing regular and reliable rail services to Glasgow, Gourock, Paisley and Wemyss Bay (via Port Glasgow), making it ideal for commuters.
The area is also well served by a number of respected recreational and sporting facilities, including Greenock Cricket Club, Greenock Wanderers Rugby Football Club, as well as the popular Fort Matilda Tennis and Bowling Clubs, all of which contribute to the area’s strong community appeal and lifestyle offering.
Greenock itself lies approximately 20 miles west of Glasgow and has a resident population in excess of 42,000 people. The town falls within the Inverclyde Council authority area and serves a wider core catchment population of approximately 270,000 people.
Steeped in a rich maritime heritage, Greenock continues to look toward the River Clyde as a catalyst for future growth and regeneration. Significant investment is ongoing at Greenock Ocean Terminal, where the development of a new pontoon and visitor centre is set to enhance facilities for the town’s thriving cruise liner industry, which currently welcomes approximately 150,000 visitors per annum.
Transport connectivity is a notable strength of this location. Greenock benefits from excellent road links, with convenient access via Junction 31 of the M8 motorway, allowing straightforward travel to Glasgow city centre and beyond. Glasgow Airport is easily reached in approximately 30 minutes via the A8, while connections to Ayrshire are provided via the A78 coastal route.
For those travelling by sea, ferry services from nearby Gourock, approximately a 5-minute drive from the property, provide regular connections to Dunoon, Kilcreggan and Helensburgh, further enhancing regional accessibility.
Everyday amenities are also within easy reach, with major retail provision available at Morrison’s and Tesco superstores, both located approximately a 5-minute drive from the property.
The surrounding area also benefits from a range of local shops, schools and services, making this an exceptionally convenient and well-connected location for a wide variety of purchasers.
Sat nav
The property postcode is PA16 8PA and accessed from Madeira Street or Bedford Street, with plenty of on-street parking available within this peaceful corner of Greenock.
School catchments
The subjects are within the catchment area for the highly-regarded St Mary’s and Ardgowan Primary Schools, as well as Notre Dame and Clydeview Academy High Schools. The highly regarded Glenpark Nursery is also handily positioned a short 2-minute walk away.
Find out more at My Inverclyde
price
Our client is inviting offers over £320,000, with the Home Report valuation being £360,000 and available to be shared with interested parties.
EPC
The current rating is band D (61). The average rating for EPCs in Scotland is band D (61).
Council tax band
Inverclyde Council Band E - £2,996.53 per annum as of May 2026.
Tenure
Freehold.
Viewings
Viewings can be arranged by appointment with Bowman Rebecchi Estate Agents.
Property support
Whether you're looking to sell, let, or factor your property, or need expert advice on a commercial asset, Bowman Rebecchi is here to support you every step of the way. We offer a free, no-obligation valuation along with professional guidance tailored to your needs, helping you make informed decisions and get the best results from your property. With local expertise, a trusted reputation, and a passion for property, we're ready to help you maximise your investment. Get in touch today to see how we can assist with your current or future property goals.
Please note
We aim to make our particulars both accurate and reliable. However, they are not guaranteed, nor do they form part of an offer or contract. If you require clarification on any points then please contact us, especially if you're travelling some distance to view. Please note that appliances and heating systems have not been tested and therefore no warranties can be given as to their good working order.
EPC rating: D.
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