House For Sale £160,000
Nestled between private gardens, this two-bedroom detached bungalow is a charming home that is well-presented throughout in attractive modern hues. Ideal for a wide demographic and those seeking a coastal lifestyle, the property forms part of an established residential development in Prestwick, situated within easy reach of all the town has to offer, including the train station, airport, and beach.
Inside, a naturally-lit vestibule welcomes you into the home. It provides a built-in cupboard before leading right into the living room. This inviting reception area is carefully decorated to foster an airy ambience. It enjoys neutral tones and a subtle accent wall paired with a newly-laid wood-textured floor (found throughout much of the home). It is an elegant look that is enhanced by a large (newly-fitted) picture window, which brings lots of natural light into the space. Openly accessed, the adjacent kitchen is well-appointed with base and wall cabinets. Furthermore, it offers ample worksurface space, backed by easy-to-clean splashback tiles, and it houses freestanding appliances (gas cooker, fridge/freezer, and washing machine). It also opens out to the garden. Meanwhile, the two bedrooms are at the rear of the home, just off a hall with storage. The principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double with a built-in mirrored wardrobe, whereas the second bedroom is a versatile single with French doors to the rear garden. Both bedrooms are decorated in a light neutral hue and both are laid with wood-inspired floors for easy upkeep. The accommodation is completed by a bright shower room with a three-piece suite, which is comprised of an easily-accessible shower, a washbasin, and a toilet. Gas central heating and double glazing ensure a warm, yet cost-effective living environment all year round.
Outside, the home is flanked by low-maintenance gardens to the front and fully-enclosed rear. In addition, it has a tandem driveway for at least two cars and a timber-framed garage.
Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings, a gas cooker, a fridge/freezer, and a washing machine to be included in the sale.
Please note one of the photos has been virtually staged with furniture.
Prestwick
Lying on the scenic west Scotland coast, approximately 30 miles from Glasgow, Prestwick is ideal for those seeking a well-connected seaside town location, with excellent road and rail links. The town is also home to Glasgow Prestwick airport running international flights. Prestwick is served by a good selection of high street shops, major supermarkets, and a library. In addition to the town’s sandy beach, a delightful spot for outdoor recreation, there are numerous indoor and outdoor sports amenities on offer, including a swimming pool, leisure and activity centres, an athletics stadium, and numerous golf courses in the surrounding area.
There is also a diverse range of restaurants, cafés, bars, and pubs, and an Odeon cinema in nearby Ayr. Nearby attractions for all the family include the historic Greenan Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, and the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and Memorial Gardens. Schooling from nursery to secondary level, both independent and state-funded, are provided, with numerous institutions to choose from. The town lies adjacent to major A-road links, whilst rail services include those to Glasgow Central take less than an hour.
Inside, a naturally-lit vestibule welcomes you into the home. It provides a built-in cupboard before leading right into the living room. This inviting reception area is carefully decorated to foster an airy ambience. It enjoys neutral tones and a subtle accent wall paired with a newly-laid wood-textured floor (found throughout much of the home). It is an elegant look that is enhanced by a large (newly-fitted) picture window, which brings lots of natural light into the space. Openly accessed, the adjacent kitchen is well-appointed with base and wall cabinets. Furthermore, it offers ample worksurface space, backed by easy-to-clean splashback tiles, and it houses freestanding appliances (gas cooker, fridge/freezer, and washing machine). It also opens out to the garden. Meanwhile, the two bedrooms are at the rear of the home, just off a hall with storage. The principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double with a built-in mirrored wardrobe, whereas the second bedroom is a versatile single with French doors to the rear garden. Both bedrooms are decorated in a light neutral hue and both are laid with wood-inspired floors for easy upkeep. The accommodation is completed by a bright shower room with a three-piece suite, which is comprised of an easily-accessible shower, a washbasin, and a toilet. Gas central heating and double glazing ensure a warm, yet cost-effective living environment all year round.
Outside, the home is flanked by low-maintenance gardens to the front and fully-enclosed rear. In addition, it has a tandem driveway for at least two cars and a timber-framed garage.
Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings, a gas cooker, a fridge/freezer, and a washing machine to be included in the sale.
Please note one of the photos has been virtually staged with furniture.
Prestwick
Lying on the scenic west Scotland coast, approximately 30 miles from Glasgow, Prestwick is ideal for those seeking a well-connected seaside town location, with excellent road and rail links. The town is also home to Glasgow Prestwick airport running international flights. Prestwick is served by a good selection of high street shops, major supermarkets, and a library. In addition to the town’s sandy beach, a delightful spot for outdoor recreation, there are numerous indoor and outdoor sports amenities on offer, including a swimming pool, leisure and activity centres, an athletics stadium, and numerous golf courses in the surrounding area.
There is also a diverse range of restaurants, cafés, bars, and pubs, and an Odeon cinema in nearby Ayr. Nearby attractions for all the family include the historic Greenan Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, and the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and Memorial Gardens. Schooling from nursery to secondary level, both independent and state-funded, are provided, with numerous institutions to choose from. The town lies adjacent to major A-road links, whilst rail services include those to Glasgow Central take less than an hour.
