This stunning stately property, built circa 1865/70, boasts an idiosyncratic mix of Scottish, French, and Italian influences in its design and street scape. The interior features many ornate details, including a grand staircase, cupola, and traditional plaster work. The property has a reception hall with a dome ceiling, a lounge with a feature fireplace, and a dining room with fantastic views over the Firth of Clyde. The commercial kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, and there is also a self-contained apartment with a private lounge, kitchen, and two bedrooms. The property has numerous bedrooms, including en-suite bathrooms, and a laundry room. The gardens extend around the property, with a guest parking area to the front and private parking to the north. Although overgrown, the garden is mostly laid to lawn with a pathway leading to the top of the hill.