House For Sale £165,000
Light and tastefully finished, two-bedroom, mid-terrace house, with a garden and a driveway. Located close to the waterfront, in an established residential area of Port Seton, East Lothian. The welcoming entrance hall opens into a front-facing living room which features carpeted flooring, a central light fitting and an understairs cupboard, and offers space for dining furniture. Set off the living room, and affording access to a westerly-facing, enclosed garden, a kitchen is fitted with neutrally-toned units and granite-effect worktops, a metro-tiled surround, a sink with a drainer, an integrated gas hob, oven and a concealed extractor hood. Upstairs, the main bedroom is set to the front with carpeted flooring, a built-in wardrobe and a central light fitting; whilst a bright, rear-facing bedroom is similarly well-finished. Also set to the rear, and completing the accommodation, a good-sized shower room features a walk-in shower and a modern two-piece suite and is finished with modern panelling.
Port Seton and Cockenzie are popular commuting bases in East Lothian and began as fishing villages, as a pleasant walk around their old towns and harbours will testify. There are excellent shops and facilities in the town, including a Co-operative Food, and a wider selection of amenities in nearby Prestonpans, whilst along the A1, Fort Kinnaird retail park offers a wide range of high-street shopping, popular restaurants and a multi-screen cinema. Primary schooling is provided for locally, with secondary schooling available in Prestonpans. There are sandy beaches and wildlife reserves heading east along the coast, as well as many golf courses. Public transport is available for connections into Edinburgh and includes the train station at Prestonpans, which also has a car park, making for an easy commute right to the heart of Edinburgh.
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Port Seton and Cockenzie are popular commuting bases in East Lothian and began as fishing villages, as a pleasant walk around their old towns and harbours will testify. There are excellent shops and facilities in the town, including a Co-operative Food, and a wider selection of amenities in nearby Prestonpans, whilst along the A1, Fort Kinnaird retail park offers a wide range of high-street shopping, popular restaurants and a multi-screen cinema. Primary schooling is provided for locally, with secondary schooling available in Prestonpans. There are sandy beaches and wildlife reserves heading east along the coast, as well as many golf courses. Public transport is available for connections into Edinburgh and includes the train station at Prestonpans, which also has a car park, making for an easy commute right to the heart of Edinburgh.
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold
