An iconic 1970s hillside home with over 5,000 sq ft of space, panoramic views and approx 3.3 acres of private grounds.
At a Glance
Over 5,000 sq ft of beautifully proportioned accommodation
Elevated position with panoramic views of Gare Loch and Clyde Estuary
Circa 3.3 acres of landscaped gardens, mature woodland, and tennis court
Five bedrooms, four bathrooms (all ensuite)
Eclectic interiors with natural materials and bespoke finishes
Key open-plan spooaces, ideal for entertaining
Extensive outdoor terraces and balconies
Integrated double garage and long, tree-lined, driveway approach
Peaceful yet accessible location, 2 miles from Helensburgh
Excellent travel links to Glasgow and beyond
A Modernist Masterpiece, Hidden in Nature
Nestled into the hillside above Rhu and surrounded by mature woodland, Tigh Geal is a remarkable 1970s residence that blends iconic architecture with timeless design. Translating to The White House in Gaelic, this bespoke family home offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquillity, with expansive views sweeping across the Gare Loch, Rhu Point and the Clyde estuary.
Built circa 1976 and owned by the same family since 1987, Tigh Geal has been meticulously maintained and sympathetically updated, preserving the mid-century soul of its design aesthetic while adding modern comfort. Full-height glazing, multiple balconies, and extensive open-plan interiors characterise this unique home — designed to bring the outside in.
It is a a home of singular style and one of striking design, conceived from the advantages of its delightful private hillside setting, the adjoining countryside and woodlands, and the southwards views to the Gare Loch.
Outdoor Living
- Designed for outdoor enjoyment and relaxation.
- Multiple terraces for entertaining and quiet seating.
- Mature trees providing natural shade and privacy.
- Large, well-maintained lawn.
- Ornamental fish pond adding charm and tranquility.
- Private tennis court for recreation.
- Grounds extending to approximately 3.3 acres, offering:
- Peace and seclusion.
- Abundant space for leisure, gardening, and nature watching.