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Mid Terraced Cottage 20 Summerfield Cottages, Whiteinch, Glasgow, G14 0RB Mid Terraced Cottage 20 Summerfield Cottages, Whiteinch, Glasgow, G14 0RB Mid Terraced Cottage 20 Summerfield Cottages, Whiteinch. G14 0RB Seldom available, traditional MID TERRACE COTTAGE within popular pocket and enjoying pleasant open view to front and southerly aspects to rear. The property at present offers easily maintained accommodation formed over two levels, however has the potential to be developed further as is the case with many of the neighbouring properties and subject to obtaining the relevant Local Authority consents. The property has gas central heating and double glazing, in addition the roof covering has been replaced at some time in the past, however some internal upgrading is required. Entrance hall, lounge/dining room to front enjoying pleasant open outlook, built-in storage cupboards and additional deep recessed storage area extending below stairs, small kitchen to rear overlooking rear garden, integrated oven, hob and hood, large utility room adjacent with door onto rear porch with toilet off. On the first floor: large double bedroom with twin fitted wardrobes, single bedroom and modern fitted shower room comprising three piece suite with full height water resistant panelling around walls. The property is set amidst low maintenance gardens including a large south facing fully enclosed garden to rear with off street parking area. Situated a short walk from Dumbarton Road, the property enjoys excellent shopping and public transport facilities nearby within Whiteinch, Scotstoun and Partick and only minutes from Byres Road, access to the Clyde Tunnel, Expresway and City Centre. The property is of a size and type for which there is a good demand within this location and the agents recommend internal inspection in order to appreciate the existing standard of accommodation and potential offered. Measurements LOUNGE 15’0 (4.57m) x 11’4 (3.45m) FIRST FLOOR KITCHEN 7’1 (2.15m) x 7’0 (2.14m) BEDROOM ONE 14’8 (4.48m) x 11’6 (3.50m) UTILITY 8’4 (2.53m) x 7’0 (2.14m) BEDROOM TWO 10’9 (3.28m) x 8’4 (2.54m) PORCH 8’7 (2.63m) x 4’2 (1.27m) SHOWER ROOM 6’10 (2.09m) x 6’10 (2.09m) Travel Directions Interest Travelling east along Dumbarton Road (toward the City Having viewed this property, should it be of interest to Centre) from the mini roundabout at the junction with you, please ask your Solicitor to contact our Property Victoria Park Drive South, continuing along Dumbarton Department on 0141 204 2833 and Note Interest on Road turn right onto Squire Street, left onto your behalf, otherwise this property may be sold Summerfield Cottages. without you having the opportunity to submit an Offer. Viewing Disclaimer By appointment with Miller Beckett & Jackson on 0141 Whilst we endeavour to make these particulars as 204 2833 or Eves/Weekends contact GSPC Call Centre accurate as possible, they do not form part of any on 0141 572 4397. contract or offer nor are they guaranteed. Measurements are approximate and in most cases are Council Tax/ EPC Rating taken with a digital tape. If there is any part of these Band - C. particulars that you find misleading or simply wish Energy Performance Rating - D. clarification on any point, please contact our office immediately when we will endeavour to assist you in any way possible. FREE VALUATIONS CONVEYANCING QUOTES INDEPENDENT MORTGAGE ADVICE Telephone Miller Beckett & Jackson on 0141 204 2833 . Fax 0141 221 6349 Offices at: 190 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow G2 5SP and 1 Alexandra Avenue, Lenzie. G66 5BE.
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