House For Sale £148,000
Forming part of a popular development in the sought after town of Bo’ness is this deceptively spacious three bedroom end terraced house presented in walk in condition. Offering well maintained accommodation with new carpets and flooring recently fitted, the house has gas central heating and full double glazing and benefits from stunning views over the forth to Fife.
The accommodation includes an entrance hallway with storage cupboard, spacious WC and Utility room where the boiler and washing machine are housed. The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern base and wall units with oven, hob and hood, larder fridge and dishwasher. Upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms and an elegant new bathroom with shower over the bath.
The property also benefits from extensive gardens with 0.16 of an acre in total. There are three well-kept lawn areas included, white and plum covered stone chippings and a sun trap of a patio area, with access to the front, back and rear. There is also an outside tap and security lighting both at the front and back of the property and private parking at the front.
The property is located at the end of the Cul de sac, with a large playing field and play park just across the main road. There is also access to buses to the town centre and Linlithgow. Bo’ness is set adjacent to the Forth river, and is primarily residential, with a mix of modern and traditional stone-built housing. There is local shopping throughout, whilst the town centre offers a good choice of shops, banks, post offices, Tesco and Lidl supermarkets, and a leisure centre. The town also boasts the Hippodrome cinema, Barony theatre, and the Town Hall, which hosts a variety of interesting events. The Classic Car Hill climb, Gymkhanas and other events are held within 2 minutes of the property. Kinneil Woods, just over the road is a sizable area for any dog walkers and has a recently added bike trail. Archaeological interests are taken up by the Roman Fort let, and the small museum in front of Kinneil House. Kinneil House itself is open on many occasions during the year allowing guided tours of the biblical parables painted on the walls. This is the last example in Scotland. Further shopping is available at nearby Linlithgow and Falkirk, whilst Edinburgh's Gyle and Livingston retail centres offer major high-street names and restaurants. Bo'ness is ideally placed for commuters with easy access to the motorway network and is located near to the historic town of Linlithgow, providing additional amenities, schools and a railway station with regular train services to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. The school catchment area includes Deanburn Primary School which is only 700 yards away.
The accommodation includes an entrance hallway with storage cupboard, spacious WC and Utility room where the boiler and washing machine are housed. The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern base and wall units with oven, hob and hood, larder fridge and dishwasher. Upstairs there are three spacious bedrooms and an elegant new bathroom with shower over the bath.
The property also benefits from extensive gardens with 0.16 of an acre in total. There are three well-kept lawn areas included, white and plum covered stone chippings and a sun trap of a patio area, with access to the front, back and rear. There is also an outside tap and security lighting both at the front and back of the property and private parking at the front.
The property is located at the end of the Cul de sac, with a large playing field and play park just across the main road. There is also access to buses to the town centre and Linlithgow. Bo’ness is set adjacent to the Forth river, and is primarily residential, with a mix of modern and traditional stone-built housing. There is local shopping throughout, whilst the town centre offers a good choice of shops, banks, post offices, Tesco and Lidl supermarkets, and a leisure centre. The town also boasts the Hippodrome cinema, Barony theatre, and the Town Hall, which hosts a variety of interesting events. The Classic Car Hill climb, Gymkhanas and other events are held within 2 minutes of the property. Kinneil Woods, just over the road is a sizable area for any dog walkers and has a recently added bike trail. Archaeological interests are taken up by the Roman Fort let, and the small museum in front of Kinneil House. Kinneil House itself is open on many occasions during the year allowing guided tours of the biblical parables painted on the walls. This is the last example in Scotland. Further shopping is available at nearby Linlithgow and Falkirk, whilst Edinburgh's Gyle and Livingston retail centres offer major high-street names and restaurants. Bo'ness is ideally placed for commuters with easy access to the motorway network and is located near to the historic town of Linlithgow, providing additional amenities, schools and a railway station with regular train services to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. The school catchment area includes Deanburn Primary School which is only 700 yards away.
