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Newlands Flat 3, 64 Langside Drive Newlands Flat 3, 64 Langside Drive www.corumproperty.co.uk A superb Ground Level conversion within this distinctive corner the world famous Burrell collection can be found, also sited Detached Villa. Bellahouston Ski and Sports centre. Property Description Schooling is available locally at primary and secondary levels. Occupying a level ground floor position within this distinctive There are also a number of pick up points within the area for corner sited, detached villa, a two bedroom lower conversion Glasgow’s leading independent schools. which will surely appeal to the first time buyer, professional couple or mature downsizing couple alike. The building was Frequent public transport provides rapid commuter access to redeveloped circa 2002 by 3D an Edinburgh based property the city centre. The M77 Connects the South side of Glasgow to developer. The current owner has systematically maintained the Scotland’s motorway network, Glasgow International airport property since its redevelopment and is now presented for sale and beyond. in truly walk-in condition. Early internal inspection is absolutely imperative. Directions From our Shawlands office proceed South bound on Kilmarnock The complete accommodation extends to carpeted residents Road past St Margaret’s Church past Newlands Park turning left hallway with original features and stain glass detailing via door at the traffic lights on to Merrylee Road. Proceed east along entry system, welcoming dining hallway, striking main bay Merrylee Road, at the next set of lights number 64 stands on windowed lounge open plan to fitted living kitchen, bay the right at the junction with Langside Drive. It is suggested that windowed master bedroom with en-suite shower room, viewers park on the main road to the West of the building. bedroom two/guest bedroom and main house bathroom. The specification includes gas central heating and door entry En-suite 5’0” x 4’0” Bathroom system. The building sits within established corner grounds 6’1” x 5’6” W Bedroom One (shared by the residents and well-maintained). Grounds afford 12’3”/12’11” x 11'0”/10’5” private off street parking, bin storage and drying green facilities. Hall Local Area 10’8” x 6’10” Bedroom Two The property is positioned within walking distance of shops and 12’3” x 6’5” amenities upon Clarkston Road, Kilmarnock Road and Fenwick Road where thriving coffee shops, restaurants and delicatessens can be found. More extensive amenities are available at the Overall Lounge Kitchen 22’11” x 15’9”/14’10” Wholefoods Store in Giffnock or The Avenue shopping mall in Lounge Newton Mearns. The shopping mall at Silverburn Pollok is a 14’6”/18’8” short drive to the South West. Kitchen 14’6”/18’8” x 14’9” Recreational pursuits are varied namely at Newlands Park, Queens Park and Pollok Country Park where Pollok House and SS2448. EER Band C All measurements and distances are approximate. Floorplans are for illustration purposes and may not be to scale. Newlands Flat 3, 64 Langside Drive, Newlands, G43 2ST For more information please contact our Shawlands Office. 247 Kilmarnock Road Shawlands G41 3JF Tel: 0141 636 7588 Fax: 0141 636 7589 [email protected] www.corumproperty.co.uk We believe these details to be correct however their accuracy is not guaranteed and they do not form any part of a contract. Fixtures and fittings are not included unless specified in the schedule. Photographs are produced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. Corum is a trading name of The Corum Partnership, 20 Blythswood Square, Glasgow G2 4GB..
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