House For Sale £415,000
• Pre-war Detached ‘dormer’ Bungalow
• Spacious Lounge and open plan Dining Room
• Three double Bedrooms
• Galley style Kitchen and lean-to Garden Room/Porch
• Two Shower rooms (one Ensuite)
• Box Room (handy Study area)
• Gas central heating and double glazing
• Elevates site provides some good views
Located in the Douglas Park district, an area between Hillfoot and Kilmardinny, is this 1930s Detached “dormer” Bungalow. Set proudly above the road, the house is brick built with freshly painted white rendered walls, all set under a pitched and tiled roof. To the back of the house, off the kitchen, a handy little lean-to garden room/porch has been added. This is double glazed, single skin construction, and with white uPVC panels. Windows in the house are double glazed, white framed, uPVC, other than the timber framed Velux and rooflight/skylight window upstairs. The timber framed window at the turn of the stair is single glazed.
The garden slopes from front to rear of the plot with the front garden terraced, and hard landscaped with some shrubs, to best take advantage of this. The rear garden is also part terraced and from its top position provides some fine views towards the woodland around Douglas Park Golf Course.
Ground Floor
• Vestibule – with uPVC front door and glazed inner door to hall.
• Hall – L-shaped. Beech flooring.
• Lounge – set to the rear of the house and with an oriel bay window, with window seat. Marble fireplace in Minster style, with living flame gas fire.
• Dining Room – previously a separate room, but now open plan to the lounge, which creates a very spacious main living area. Has box bay window to the front, also with glimpses towards the trees of Douglas Park Golf Course. Oak flooring runs through the dining room and lounge.
• Kitchen – this is galley style. White high gloss kitchen units with a walnut style gloss laminate work surface with tile splashbacks above. Cooker. Window to rear.
• Garden Room/Porch – a small lean-to double glazed, single skin, wooden framed, uPVC clad area that is a pleasant spot to take a coffee or have a light lunch. French doors to rear garden. This is a simple structure set upon a slab base.
• Bedroom 1 – a good square shaped room with window to the front.
• Bedroom 2 – another double bedroom with window to the rear, looking through the garden room/porch for borrowed light.
• Shower Room – refitted from what would have been a bathroom originally. Smartly done in a modern style with white suite and featuring an oversized shower enclosure with a thermostatic shower. Tiled walls.
First Floor
• A return flight staircase which would have been added after the house was built, with window at the turn, ascends to a landing.
• Bedroom 3 – this floor level was created, decades agoo,from what would originally have been loft space and another double bedroom with dormer window, three frame, to the front, with the best view towards Douglas Park Golf Course.
• Ensuite Shower Room – a small ensuite with white suite. The shower enclosure is of a standard size with a Triton electric shower. Double glazed rooflight/skylight window.
• Box Room – a handy little space used as a home office. Velux window.
The central heating boiler for the house is a Potterton Gold combi 28HE boiler.
Gardens
As detailed, the front garden is terraced. A well laid monoblock drive extends to the side of the house and gives off-street parking for up to three cars. Steps at the front lead to a front path with a path continuing to the side of the house and giving access to the rear garden. The rear garden lies on a gentle slope, upon which are two sections of grass and a concrete base which has a summerhouse. There is a slabbed patio, a greenhouse, and a shed. Hedging on three sides. Some shrubs.
SITUATION
The Douglas Park district is a popular one and is just about a mile from Bearsden Cross, but nearer still to the amenities and the local railway station at Hillfoot. School catchment is Bearsden Primary (at The Cross) and for the high performing Bearsden Academy at Courthill. Also, in Bearsden ids the Bearsden Early Years Centre and St Nicholas’s Primary.
SAT NAV REF: G61 3DP
EPC : BAND D
Council Tax : Band F
TENURE : FREEHOLD
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: F
• Spacious Lounge and open plan Dining Room
• Three double Bedrooms
• Galley style Kitchen and lean-to Garden Room/Porch
• Two Shower rooms (one Ensuite)
• Box Room (handy Study area)
• Gas central heating and double glazing
• Elevates site provides some good views
Located in the Douglas Park district, an area between Hillfoot and Kilmardinny, is this 1930s Detached “dormer” Bungalow. Set proudly above the road, the house is brick built with freshly painted white rendered walls, all set under a pitched and tiled roof. To the back of the house, off the kitchen, a handy little lean-to garden room/porch has been added. This is double glazed, single skin construction, and with white uPVC panels. Windows in the house are double glazed, white framed, uPVC, other than the timber framed Velux and rooflight/skylight window upstairs. The timber framed window at the turn of the stair is single glazed.
The garden slopes from front to rear of the plot with the front garden terraced, and hard landscaped with some shrubs, to best take advantage of this. The rear garden is also part terraced and from its top position provides some fine views towards the woodland around Douglas Park Golf Course.
Ground Floor
• Vestibule – with uPVC front door and glazed inner door to hall.
• Hall – L-shaped. Beech flooring.
• Lounge – set to the rear of the house and with an oriel bay window, with window seat. Marble fireplace in Minster style, with living flame gas fire.
• Dining Room – previously a separate room, but now open plan to the lounge, which creates a very spacious main living area. Has box bay window to the front, also with glimpses towards the trees of Douglas Park Golf Course. Oak flooring runs through the dining room and lounge.
• Kitchen – this is galley style. White high gloss kitchen units with a walnut style gloss laminate work surface with tile splashbacks above. Cooker. Window to rear.
• Garden Room/Porch – a small lean-to double glazed, single skin, wooden framed, uPVC clad area that is a pleasant spot to take a coffee or have a light lunch. French doors to rear garden. This is a simple structure set upon a slab base.
• Bedroom 1 – a good square shaped room with window to the front.
• Bedroom 2 – another double bedroom with window to the rear, looking through the garden room/porch for borrowed light.
• Shower Room – refitted from what would have been a bathroom originally. Smartly done in a modern style with white suite and featuring an oversized shower enclosure with a thermostatic shower. Tiled walls.
First Floor
• A return flight staircase which would have been added after the house was built, with window at the turn, ascends to a landing.
• Bedroom 3 – this floor level was created, decades agoo,from what would originally have been loft space and another double bedroom with dormer window, three frame, to the front, with the best view towards Douglas Park Golf Course.
• Ensuite Shower Room – a small ensuite with white suite. The shower enclosure is of a standard size with a Triton electric shower. Double glazed rooflight/skylight window.
• Box Room – a handy little space used as a home office. Velux window.
The central heating boiler for the house is a Potterton Gold combi 28HE boiler.
Gardens
As detailed, the front garden is terraced. A well laid monoblock drive extends to the side of the house and gives off-street parking for up to three cars. Steps at the front lead to a front path with a path continuing to the side of the house and giving access to the rear garden. The rear garden lies on a gentle slope, upon which are two sections of grass and a concrete base which has a summerhouse. There is a slabbed patio, a greenhouse, and a shed. Hedging on three sides. Some shrubs.
SITUATION
The Douglas Park district is a popular one and is just about a mile from Bearsden Cross, but nearer still to the amenities and the local railway station at Hillfoot. School catchment is Bearsden Primary (at The Cross) and for the high performing Bearsden Academy at Courthill. Also, in Bearsden ids the Bearsden Early Years Centre and St Nicholas’s Primary.
SAT NAV REF: G61 3DP
EPC : BAND D
Council Tax : Band F
TENURE : FREEHOLD
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: F
