1 bed Flat For Sale £110,000
AT A GLANCE
Located on the ground floor of a traditional block at the heart of the historic hamlet of Cambuskenneth, this beautifully presented, one-bedroom flat was built around 1875 and extends to 46 metres square.
The property is accessed via its own front door into the bright kitchen which is fitted with modern cream units with granite effect work top, a Zanussi hob, Beko washing machine and a free-standing fridge freezer.
The kitchen connects to the lounge via a step down and an etched glass door. The lounge is a generous room with plenty of space for sitting room furniture and a small dining table. It has a window to the rear of the property, and is decorated in neutral shades of grey, with practical grey pine-effect laminate flooring. It benefits from an electric wall-mounted flame-effect fire which creates a pleasant focal point.
A door leads from the sitting room to the lovely, bright double bedroom which overlooks the front of the property. This room is also decorated in subtle shades of grey, with a feature wall and complementing carpet, original shutters and some wood panelling. A shelved press cupboard provides excellent storage and there is ample space for a wardrobe and chest of drawers.
The property’s shower room is located to the left of the front door and is fitted with a shower cubicle, white WC and wash-hand basin, semi-tiled walls and practical laminate flooring. A shelved unit provides storage.
The property is double glazed throughout and heating and hot water provided by a gas-powered combi boiler. All curtains with fittings, blinds, carpets, and light fittings & shades are included in the sale price.
NEED TO KNOW
One-bedroom flat
Ground floor
Well presented in walk-in condition
Generous lounge with dining space
Garden area
On-street parking
Approximate room sizes: Sitting room (3.3 x 4.1m), Bedroom (3.8 x 3.4m), Kitchen (3.6 x 3.6m at widest point), Shower room (2.5 x 2.3 at widest point)
LOCATION
North Street is located in the charming hamlet of Cambuskenneth, home to the historic Cambuskenneth Abbey which dates back from the 13th century. Art lovers will know of the area’s connection to the Glasgow Boys, a group of Scottish artists, famous around the turn of the 20th century. Cambuskenneth is connected to the Riverside area of Stirling by a footbridge and reached by road from Causewayhead. The area has a rich social history and strong community feel, with Heritage walking trails linking Cambuskenneth to the historic centre of Stirling and the Wallace Monument. Across the river, the AML Tenpin Bowling, Vue Cinema complex and the excellent sports facilities at the Peak Sports Village are just a few minutes’ walk, as are the city’s extensive shopping facilities, bars and restaurants. In Riverside, there is a primary and nursery schools as well as secondary schooling at nearby Wallace High and St Modan’s, with independent schooling at Fairview International School and Dollar Academy. Commuters are well served by the M80 and M9 motorways and the nearby train station, which offers regular links to Glasgow and Edinburgh and beyond. The University of Stirling, which is a short drive away, provides top-class education, scenic walks and the excellent MacRobert Arts Centre and rep cinema and an excellent gym.
FINER DETAILS
Council tax: Band C
EER: D
Superfast broadband: available in the area
School catchment: Riverside Primary and Wallace High School
The date of entry is flexible and by mutual agreement.
Viewings are by appointment through Cathedral City Estates.
All room sizes are approximate.