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UPPER MAISONETTE FLAT 12U Carrbridge Dr, Wyndford G20 8HP This Upper Maisonette Flat Offers Spacious Family Accommodation Arranged Over Two Levels UPPER MAISONETTE FLAT 12U Carrbridge Dr, Wyndford G20 8HP This upper maisonette flat offers spacious family accommodation arranged over two levels. ACCOMMODATION ENTRANCE HALL The property is entered from a shared landing with the hallway providing direct access to lower LOUNGE 16’3” x 13’1” level apartments and a carpeted staircase leading to upper floor level. There is a spacious lounge KITCHEN 12’3” x 10’4” with feature timber flooring, recessed halogen lighting, front facing double glazed window and UPPER FLOOR LANDING double glazed French doors opening out to a Parisienne style balcony. There is a tiled kitchen BEDROOM ONE 12’11” x 8’8” which is well fitted out with a range of modern base and wall mounted storage units incorporating BEDROOM TWO 13’2” x 8’6” worktop surface areas, stainless steel sink and drainer as well as a built in hob, double oven and BEDROOM THREE 9’7” x 7’6” extractor hood. BATHROOM 9’8” x 5’3” At upper floor level there are three bedrooms, two doubles and one single, and a bathroom. The EPC RATING - D master bedroom has feature timber flooring and modern built in wardrobes providing shelved and hanging storage space. The bathroom has a 3-piece suite installed comprising low level WC, VIEWING vanity style wash hand basin and bath with shower and screen. The walls and floor are fully tiled, By appointment with Ramsay & Co on 0141 945 1917 whilst the ceiling is lined with feature recessed halogen spotlighting. The property further benefits from having gas central heating and upvc double glazing, whilst externally there are well TRAVEL DIRECTIONS maintained communal gardens, mainly laid in lawn with shrub and tree features. Proceeding northwest along Maryhill Road, turn left after the Tesco superstore into Garrioch Road, right at the roundabout The property is situated within an increasingly popular location close to Maryhill Road where and left at the T-junction into Wyndford Road. Following the there are an excellent range of local shops as well as a Tesco supermarket. The location is also road round to the right and continue along turning right into convenient for accessing the West End of Glasgow where there are further shopping facilities as Invershin Drive, left into Glenfinnan Drive and right into well as a wide range of popular cafes, bars and restaurants. Carrbridge Drive. Recreational amenities within the local area include the Kelvin Walkway, Glasgow’s Botanic GSPC DISCLAIMER Gardens, Ruchill Park and Firhill Stadium, whilst other attractions such as the Kelvingrove Art Whilst we endeavour to make these particulars as accurate as Gallery and Museum and Riverside Museum are also easily accessible. The area has good arterial possible, they do not form part of any contract or offer nor are road links and is well served by local bus routes. they guaranteed. Measurements are approximate and in most cases are taken with a digital tape. If there is any part of these particulars that you find misleading or simply wish clarification on any point, please contact our office immediately when we will endeavour to assist you in any way possible. 974 Maryhill Road, Glasgow G20 7TA 0141 945 1917 0141 945 5080 [email protected].
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