House For Sale £165,000
Enjoying an excellent central location on the doorstep of all local services and amenities in Bridge of Allan, this traditional, stone-built semi-detached cottage was originally constructed in the late 1800s.
The cottage is set over two levels and extends to about 54sqm. There is on street parking available in front of the property.
The property has its own entrance and accommodation comprises hallway with storage, lounge, kitchen, two double bedrooms and a shower room.
Lounge (4.1m x 4.3m)
The bright and spacious room with space for a small dining table. A modern electric fire provides a pleasant focal point, and the room further benefits from fresh white decor and grey carpeting.
Kitchen (2.5m x 2.5m)
The kitchen is fitted with maple-effect base units with complementing laminate work surface and tiled splashback. An electric oven and 4-burner gas hob, washing machine, fridge and freezer are included in the sale.
Bedroom 1 (3.3m x 2.7m)
The double bedroom overlooks the front of the property. With fine views and built-in wardrobes, it is finished in cool white tones and grey carpeting.
Bedroom 2 (2.8m x 2.5m)
The second double bedroom also faces the front and benefits from built-in wardrobe space and neutral white décor. A bright and airy room, it also has lovely views to Pullar Memorial Park.
Shower room (1.8m x 1.6m)
The shower room has a modern white suite comprising a shower cubicle with electric shower, a handbasin set in a white gloss vanity unit and WC.
The property benefits from a gas central heating system all windows are double glazed.
There is a small, gravelled courtyard with bin storage to the rear and this is reached from a shared pathway at the side of the building. On street parking is available right outside the front of the property.
Superfast broadband and Sky TV are available in the area. All room sizes are approximate.
Council tax: Band D
EER: D
Superfast broadband: Available
Sky TV: Available
Bridge of Allan, a former spa town is ideally located with ease of access to motorway links, the local train station and has close proximity to the Ochil Hills and surrounding woodlands. The thriving town has a host of leisure facilities, numerous sporting facilities, a golf and tennis club and a range of local restaurants, bars and independent retailers. The University of Stirling, which has been voted the most beautiful university in the UK, is less than 5 minutes’ drive away. The historic city of Stirling which offers excellent local shopping facilities with many well-known retailers in the Thistles Shopping Centre is easily accessed via public transport or a short drive by car.
The date of entry is flexible, with early entry available if required and viewing is by appointment through Cathedral City Estates.
