1 bed Flat For Sale £125,000
• Traditional, main door, first floor ‘Cottage’ Flat.
• Lovely setting within the village.
• Smartly appointed and presented.
• Double glazing, including some custom sash and casement windows.
• Gas central heating (combi boiler).
• Close to the Blane Burn and rural walks.
• Shaker style kitchen (appliances included).
• Modern bathroom with thermostatic shower.
A charming little Main Door upper ‘Cottage’ Flat at the heart of the village yet tucked away, off Glasgow Road, in a very traditional setting with the Blane Burn and rural walks adjacent.
Its first-floor position provides a lovely leafy outlook to both front and rear. With a main door access, it is private, and independent of others. It is well presented and within the traditional façade is a modern home with replacement double glazing and main gas central heating with an Ideal Logic combination boiler. The kitchen has space for table and chairs and has Shaker units and the modern bathroom has a powerful thermostatic shower set over the bath. It is truly a quite charming property.
Accommodation
• Vestibule – private main door entrance vestibule with a very smart solid oak front door.
• Hall.
• Lounge with open fire.
• Double bedroom.
• Dining kitchen – with cream-coloured units and walnut woodstrip laminate worktops. Appliances include – halogen hob, oven, filter cooker hood, washing machine, fridge/freezer.
• Bathroom – modern white suite. The shower is set over the bath. Chrome towel radiator.
SITUATION
Blanefield and its immediate neighbour of Strathblane, is located at the southern foothills of the Campsie Fells and within the Blane Valley. It has a strong sense of local community and has a couple of well stocked general stores, health centre, hotel, and a Wilson’s coffee shop. It is only 10 to 15 minutes’ drive to the suburb of Milngavie, where you will find a greater selection of shops and amenities, including a railway station with services into Glasgow’s West End and city centre. The village has a bowling green and two village halls and a new community hub library. Surrounding the village are some wonderful walks including the John Muir and West Highland Ways.
HISTORY
New City Row and the adjoining West Row are not only at the heart of Blanefield, but also at the heart of the village’s history. Dating to the early 19th century, the terraced buildings (lower and upper flats) were workers’ cottages for the village’s printworks in what was the hamlet of Netherton. The printworks date as far back as 1790 when the village was also home to a bleachworks. With the railway arriving in 1867, one can imagine the vibrant community that inhabited the area at that time. The works have all long gone and the railway line closed in 1959.
Over the decades, these homes have become charming one bedroom cottage flats and No 2 New City Row is no exception. Situated away from Glasgow Road, it is tucked down a private lane within which the seven properties of New City Row share unallocated parking areas.
SAT NAV REF: G63 9JB
EPC : BAND D
COUNCIL TAX : BAND C
TENURE : FREEHOLD
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: C
• Lovely setting within the village.
• Smartly appointed and presented.
• Double glazing, including some custom sash and casement windows.
• Gas central heating (combi boiler).
• Close to the Blane Burn and rural walks.
• Shaker style kitchen (appliances included).
• Modern bathroom with thermostatic shower.
A charming little Main Door upper ‘Cottage’ Flat at the heart of the village yet tucked away, off Glasgow Road, in a very traditional setting with the Blane Burn and rural walks adjacent.
Its first-floor position provides a lovely leafy outlook to both front and rear. With a main door access, it is private, and independent of others. It is well presented and within the traditional façade is a modern home with replacement double glazing and main gas central heating with an Ideal Logic combination boiler. The kitchen has space for table and chairs and has Shaker units and the modern bathroom has a powerful thermostatic shower set over the bath. It is truly a quite charming property.
Accommodation
• Vestibule – private main door entrance vestibule with a very smart solid oak front door.
• Hall.
• Lounge with open fire.
• Double bedroom.
• Dining kitchen – with cream-coloured units and walnut woodstrip laminate worktops. Appliances include – halogen hob, oven, filter cooker hood, washing machine, fridge/freezer.
• Bathroom – modern white suite. The shower is set over the bath. Chrome towel radiator.
SITUATION
Blanefield and its immediate neighbour of Strathblane, is located at the southern foothills of the Campsie Fells and within the Blane Valley. It has a strong sense of local community and has a couple of well stocked general stores, health centre, hotel, and a Wilson’s coffee shop. It is only 10 to 15 minutes’ drive to the suburb of Milngavie, where you will find a greater selection of shops and amenities, including a railway station with services into Glasgow’s West End and city centre. The village has a bowling green and two village halls and a new community hub library. Surrounding the village are some wonderful walks including the John Muir and West Highland Ways.
HISTORY
New City Row and the adjoining West Row are not only at the heart of Blanefield, but also at the heart of the village’s history. Dating to the early 19th century, the terraced buildings (lower and upper flats) were workers’ cottages for the village’s printworks in what was the hamlet of Netherton. The printworks date as far back as 1790 when the village was also home to a bleachworks. With the railway arriving in 1867, one can imagine the vibrant community that inhabited the area at that time. The works have all long gone and the railway line closed in 1959.
Over the decades, these homes have become charming one bedroom cottage flats and No 2 New City Row is no exception. Situated away from Glasgow Road, it is tucked down a private lane within which the seven properties of New City Row share unallocated parking areas.
SAT NAV REF: G63 9JB
EPC : BAND D
COUNCIL TAX : BAND C
TENURE : FREEHOLD
EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: C
