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Clydegrove House is a Georgian country home set on the banks of the River Clyde in the semi-rural village of Crossford. The property is a detached, three-level house built around 1810, featuring a slate roof and intricately designed Georgian entrance with double doors and stone pediment. Inside, the house has a substantial Amdega conservatory, a Clive Christian kitchen, and chic, contemporary bathrooms. The kitchen has units at both wall-mounted and counter levels, including a fitted dresser and flagstones on the floor. The conservatory, added in 2002, has a flagstone floor with underfloor heating and opens to the first floor. There are four bedrooms, including a guest bedroom with en-suite shower room, a family bathroom, and a substantial bedroom/dressing area lit by three rooflights. The property has beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds, including 1.5 acres of land with access to 200 meters of riverbank, a decked terrace, outdoor terracing with firepits, and a hot tub.