House For Sale £225,000
Nestled close to the base of the ‘old' Forth Road bridge, boasting great proportions and views of the iconic Forth Rail bridge, this three bedroom traditional mid-terrace villa, has the potential for a lovely family home with a little modernisation and upgrading. The property enjoys extensive south-facing outdoor space, along with off-street parking and a garage, in popular South Queensferry. Set back behind a neat front garden, a spacious hall welcomes you into the home. On the left, is the spacious living room, which allows for various furniture arrangements, around a central fireplace. The living room flows into the good-sized kitchen, which enjoys a sunny, southerly aspect with access to the rear garden. In addition to ample storage and worktop space, the kitchen is big enough for a dining table and chairs. Returning to the hall, is a good size family bathroom, with three-piece suite. Upstairs, the airy landing accommodates three well-proportioned double bedrooms. The larger bedroom enjoys a quiet aspect to the south facing rear, with the front bedroom boasting views of the rail bridge. The property further enjoys gas central heating and double glazing throughout.
The pretty historic coastal town of South Queensferry is situated on the south bank of the Firth of Forth. Edinburgh can be reached in as little as 10 minutes and, via the motorway network and the Forth Road Bridge, other parts of Central Scotland are easily commutable. Edinburgh Airport is also just a short drive away. Excellent local amenities can be found on the high street, including quaint little tea shops to chic bistro/bars. A large Tesco supermarket caters for all everyday needs. Schooling is excellent with both primary and secondary levels. Leisure facilities in the area include recreation centre with swimming pool, golf courses, a community centre, bowling green, library and the renowned Port Edgar Marina and Water Sports Centre. The local countryside has much to offer including parkland surrounding the historic stately homes of Hopetoun House and Dalmeny House plus a network of cycle and bridle paths and walkways, of which part is the John Muir Trail taking you to Crammond village. Edinburgh can be reached by road (A90) or rail – Dalmeny train station.
The pretty historic coastal town of South Queensferry is situated on the south bank of the Firth of Forth. Edinburgh can be reached in as little as 10 minutes and, via the motorway network and the Forth Road Bridge, other parts of Central Scotland are easily commutable. Edinburgh Airport is also just a short drive away. Excellent local amenities can be found on the high street, including quaint little tea shops to chic bistro/bars. A large Tesco supermarket caters for all everyday needs. Schooling is excellent with both primary and secondary levels. Leisure facilities in the area include recreation centre with swimming pool, golf courses, a community centre, bowling green, library and the renowned Port Edgar Marina and Water Sports Centre. The local countryside has much to offer including parkland surrounding the historic stately homes of Hopetoun House and Dalmeny House plus a network of cycle and bridle paths and walkways, of which part is the John Muir Trail taking you to Crammond village. Edinburgh can be reached by road (A90) or rail – Dalmeny train station.
