A charming traditional stone townhouse, 15 West Port occupies a desirable High Street location in the heart of historic Linlithgow, offering spacious four-bedroom accommodation arranged over three floors. Rich in character and boasting a wealth of distinctive period features, this appealing property combines generous living space with the timeless charm of a historic home. With an intriguing little story woven into Linlithgow’s past, this is a property with character, history and a unique appeal all of its own.

The ground floor features an impressive lounge and dining area, where exposed stonework, warm timber flooring and a striking fireplace create a space full of character. The log-burning stove provides a cosy focal point, while the generous proportions offer plenty of room for both relaxing and entertaining.

The separate kitchen combines traditional charm with a bold, contemporary finish. Dark shaker-style cabinetry is complemented by warm wooden worktops, a Belfast sink and a range cooker, creating a stylish and practical space full of personality. The ground floor also benefits from a newly refurbished family bathroom, finished in a fresh, contemporary style.

The first and second floors provide four bedrooms, with the principal bedroom standing out for its generous proportions and charming wood-burning fire. The remaining bedrooms offer versatile accommodation, whether for children, guests or a dedicated home office. A newly refurbished shower room serves the upper floors, providing additional convenience.

The property has been redecorated throughout, creating a fresh and welcoming feel while retaining its original charm. The combination of traditional features and thoughtful updates gives the home a timeless appeal, blending period character with modern comfort.

Externally, the property benefits from a private, slabbed rear area, alongside communal and private garden spaces, offering a choice of outdoor areas to enjoy.

Adding a particularly special connection to Linlithgow’s history, 15 West Port is believed to have once housed Mr Gray’s much-loved traditional sweet shop, according to the current owners. Fondly remembered by generations of local children, the shop was known for its penny sweets and nostalgic favourites, including Spanish tobacco, Chelsea Woppers, fruit salad, strawberry laces and Bag of Gold bubble gum. This charming link to the town’s past gives the property a rather sweet story of its own.

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