House For Sale £185,000
Description
Viewings available. Contact Ballantynes to book your appointment now.
Features:
* A contemporary two bedroom bungalow, with beautifully presented gardens and free standing single garage in the Fife costal new town of Dalgety Bay
* Dalgety Bay is a commuter town of Edinburgh
* Spacious bright living room overlooking the beautifully tended back garden with adjoining kitchen
* The kitchen is large enough to eat in and has plentiful wall and floor storage units, work surfaces with tiled splashbacks and a mixture of slot-in and integrated appliances
* Two double bedrooms and naturally lit bathroom with three piece suite and shower over the bath
* Attic storage space, gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout
Carrick Drive is an attractive residential cul-de-sac situated in the Fife coastal town of Dalgety Bay that is a commuter town of Edinburgh.
11 Carrick Drive is a charming contemporary two bedroom brick faced bungalow with tiled roof, with a matching single free-standing garage and well established-gardens.
There is a vestibule that leads into the hall, via a glass panelled door. The hall has a large cupboard that houses the gas central heating boiler, as well as a ceiling hatch that accesses the attic storage space. The living room sits to the rear of the bungalow and has a large picture window overlooking the beautifully tended back garden. The kitchen adjoins the living room and has a porched back door leading to a paved area of the back garden that is ideal for al fresco entertaining. Large enough to eat in, the bright kitchen has a plentiful array of floor and wall mounted storage, work surfaces with tiled splashbacks and a mixture of slot-in and integrated appliances.
Both double bedrooms sit to the front of the bungalow and the larger has a built-in wardrobe with sliding mirrored doors. The naturally lit tiled bathroom has a three piece suite, with shower over the bath. As already stated, the bungalow has gas fired central heating and is also double glazed throughout.
The front garden comprises a well-managed shrubbery with a paved path to the front door and a gravelled drive way leading to the garage. There is a both a pedestrian and vehicular gate separating the front and back gardens. The back garden has a lawned area with a well-stocked border and the paved area that surrounds the lawn.
Area:
Building of the new town of Dalgety Bay began in 1965 and is now a regular winner of the Best Kept Small Town in Scotland title.
Five miles south east of Dunfermline and fourteen miles from Edinburgh, Dalgety Bay is a small prosperous costal town overlooking the Firth of Forth and conveniently located for the Queensferry Crossing and motorway network across central Scotland.
Regents Way, within the town, is convenient for local shopping and amenities, providing a post office, library, doctor and dentist, police station, newsagent and other convenience stores and a Tesco supermarket. There is an Asda Superstore on Fulmar Way, further shops on Moray Way North and a bp service station incorporating an M&S Simply Food on Harbour Drive. There is a Dobbies Garden Centre on the outskirts of the town.
Inverkeithing Primary School and St. John's rc Primary School, Dunfermline and two secondary schools, Inverkeithing High School and St. Columba's rc High School, Dunfermline are within the relevant catchment area. Esms runs a daily return school coach service into Edinburgh.
There are enjoyable walks through the Donibristle Woods and direct access to the Fife Coastal Path, stretching from Culross to the Tay Bridge. Dalgety Bay has: A Sports and Leisure Centre; a Sailing Club; and access to a variety of local good restaurants. Golf is catered for with nearby courses at Aberdour, Inverkeithing and Dunfermline.
The unstaffed Dalgety Bay station is located off the main road (A921) for trains to Edinburgh, Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing. There is also bus services to Edinburgh, Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy.
EPC: C-70
Council Tax: D
Viewings available. Contact Ballantynes to book your appointment now.
Features:
* A contemporary two bedroom bungalow, with beautifully presented gardens and free standing single garage in the Fife costal new town of Dalgety Bay
* Dalgety Bay is a commuter town of Edinburgh
* Spacious bright living room overlooking the beautifully tended back garden with adjoining kitchen
* The kitchen is large enough to eat in and has plentiful wall and floor storage units, work surfaces with tiled splashbacks and a mixture of slot-in and integrated appliances
* Two double bedrooms and naturally lit bathroom with three piece suite and shower over the bath
* Attic storage space, gas fired central heating and double glazing throughout
Carrick Drive is an attractive residential cul-de-sac situated in the Fife coastal town of Dalgety Bay that is a commuter town of Edinburgh.
11 Carrick Drive is a charming contemporary two bedroom brick faced bungalow with tiled roof, with a matching single free-standing garage and well established-gardens.
There is a vestibule that leads into the hall, via a glass panelled door. The hall has a large cupboard that houses the gas central heating boiler, as well as a ceiling hatch that accesses the attic storage space. The living room sits to the rear of the bungalow and has a large picture window overlooking the beautifully tended back garden. The kitchen adjoins the living room and has a porched back door leading to a paved area of the back garden that is ideal for al fresco entertaining. Large enough to eat in, the bright kitchen has a plentiful array of floor and wall mounted storage, work surfaces with tiled splashbacks and a mixture of slot-in and integrated appliances.
Both double bedrooms sit to the front of the bungalow and the larger has a built-in wardrobe with sliding mirrored doors. The naturally lit tiled bathroom has a three piece suite, with shower over the bath. As already stated, the bungalow has gas fired central heating and is also double glazed throughout.
The front garden comprises a well-managed shrubbery with a paved path to the front door and a gravelled drive way leading to the garage. There is a both a pedestrian and vehicular gate separating the front and back gardens. The back garden has a lawned area with a well-stocked border and the paved area that surrounds the lawn.
Area:
Building of the new town of Dalgety Bay began in 1965 and is now a regular winner of the Best Kept Small Town in Scotland title.
Five miles south east of Dunfermline and fourteen miles from Edinburgh, Dalgety Bay is a small prosperous costal town overlooking the Firth of Forth and conveniently located for the Queensferry Crossing and motorway network across central Scotland.
Regents Way, within the town, is convenient for local shopping and amenities, providing a post office, library, doctor and dentist, police station, newsagent and other convenience stores and a Tesco supermarket. There is an Asda Superstore on Fulmar Way, further shops on Moray Way North and a bp service station incorporating an M&S Simply Food on Harbour Drive. There is a Dobbies Garden Centre on the outskirts of the town.
Inverkeithing Primary School and St. John's rc Primary School, Dunfermline and two secondary schools, Inverkeithing High School and St. Columba's rc High School, Dunfermline are within the relevant catchment area. Esms runs a daily return school coach service into Edinburgh.
There are enjoyable walks through the Donibristle Woods and direct access to the Fife Coastal Path, stretching from Culross to the Tay Bridge. Dalgety Bay has: A Sports and Leisure Centre; a Sailing Club; and access to a variety of local good restaurants. Golf is catered for with nearby courses at Aberdour, Inverkeithing and Dunfermline.
The unstaffed Dalgety Bay station is located off the main road (A921) for trains to Edinburgh, Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing. There is also bus services to Edinburgh, Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy.
EPC: C-70
Council Tax: D
