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2A Garynahine, Isle of Lewis, HS2 9DS Offers Over £93,000 Are Invited HR 2a Garynahine, Isle of Lewis, HS2 9DS Offers over £93,000 are invited £15,000 BELOW MARKET VALUATION Detached 3 bedroom dwelling house is offered for sale Private position set back downwards from the main road Located in a quiet and peaceful traditional crofting to wnship Within easy commute of Stornoway Town Centre Would benefit from a degree of upgrade and modernisation Kitchen diner Lounge with open fire Ground floor bedroom Ground floor bathroom Front porch Hallway 2 flight closed tread stairway Top Landing 2 bedrooms at first floor level Windows and doors are of double glazed UPVC design Newly installed heating is by way of oil fuelled boiler Private off road parking and turning area Walled front garden set within defined boundary EPC Banding - F 77 Cromwell Street ∙ Stornoway ∙ Isle of Lewis ∙ HS1 2DG Tel: 01851 704 003 Fax: 01851 704 473 Email: [email protected] Website: western-isles-property.co.uk Kitchen Diner Kitchen Diner Lounge Lounge Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Directions Accommodation Take the A859 Stornoway to Tarbert road for about 6 miles turning right onto the Ground Floor A858 Garynahine road proceed through the villages until you arrive at Garynahine. Kitchen Diner: 4.80m x 2.51m Take the first left after the road to Uig and Bernera and then your immediate right. The property is situated at the end of this road. Our sale sign should now be in view. Rear aspect double glazed UPVC window with roller blinds. Side aspect semi glazed UPVC exterior door. Fitted beechwood timber units with integrated stainless steel sink. Space for electric cooker. Space and plumbed for dishwasher. Tiled to Description splashback. Sky TV cable. 3 x ceiling spot lights and single pendant light fitting. Ceiling hatch. Walls finished to emulsion and ceiling to wallpaper. Fitted vinyl flooring. Home Report Available Lounge: 4.22m x 3.95m We bring to the market this detached 3 bedroom dwelling house privately positioned Front aspect double glazed UPVC design window. Focal bespoke open fireplace and set well back downwards off the main road. The property is located in close finished to decorative stone brick and raised hearth. Built-in storage cupboard. Walls proximity to the wonderful all round Hebridean Garynahine Sporting Estate and the and ceiling finished to wallpaper. Wood finishings to varnish. 1 x single radiator. world famous Callanish Standing Stones. The property is presented to the market Fitted new carpet. requiring a degree of upgrade and modernisation but has the potential of providing ideal family accommodation. Bedroom 1: 4.17m x 3.43m Front aspect double glazed UPVC window. Walls and ceiling finished to emulsion. Accommodation comprises ground floor kitchen diner, lounge, bedroom, front porch, Wood finishings to varnish. 1 x single radiator. Laminate flooring. bathroom, hall and stairway. First floor comprises 2 bedrooms and top landing. The kitchen diner has fitted beechwood timber units with integrated stainless steel sink. Bathroom: 4.29m x 2.30m Lounge has a focal bespoke open fireplace finished to decorative stone brick and 2 x rear aspect double glazed UPVC window. 3 piece bathroom suite with shower raised design hearth. The bathroom has a 3 piece bathroom suite with shower over over bath facility. Tiled to splashback including shower screen. Recessed dressing bath facility. Hall includes built-in storage cupboard and an under stair storage area. 2 area. Plumbed for washing machine. Extractor fan. Ceiling hatch. Walls and ceiling flight carpeted stairway with Georgian style pine spindles. Both bedrooms at first floor finished to emulsion. 1 x single radiator. Fitted vinyl flooring. leve l have single dormer and front aspect outlook. The top landing has a good sized built-in storage/linen cupboard and potentially offers alternative uses. The lounge and Front Porch: both first floor bedrooms have had new carpets recently fitted. Leads to hallway and stairway. Front aspect semi glazed UPVC exterior door. Windows and doors are of double glazed UPVC design. Heating is by way of oil fuelled Hallway: boiler. Built-in storage cupboard and an under stair storage cupboard. Cloakroom area. 1 x Externally the property benefits from having a private off road parking and turning single radiator. Laminate flooring. area available. Front garden is block defined with the outer boundaries defined by Stairway: post and wire fencing. 2 flight carpeted stairway with Georgian style pine spindles. Local amenities in neighbouring villages include Post Office, School, Community Centre, Shop, Tea Room & Churches. EPC – F First Floor Bedroom 2: 4.14m x 3.45m Front aspect single dormer with double glazed UPVC window. Slightly coombed ceiling. Walls and ceiling finished to emulsion. 1 x single radiator. Fitted new carpet. Bedroom 3: 4.28 x 3.97m Front aspect single dormer with double glazed UPVC window. Built-in storage cupboard. Ceiling hatch. Slightly coombed ceiling. Walls and ceiling finished to emulsion. 1 x single radiator. Fitted new carpet. Top Landing: Walk -in storage/linen cupboard. Rear Side View The only dedicated property centre in the Western Isles Company Registration No: 228241 ∙ Place of Registration: Scotland ∙ Registered Office: 20 Francis Street The above details are believed to be correct but are not definite; they are simply intended to indicate the main features of the property. These details will not form any part of a contract. Interested parties should satisfy themselves on all details. The availability of this list does not necessarily imply that any property is still available. Company Registration No. 228241. Place of Registration: Scotland. Registered Office: 20 Francis Street, Stornoway, HS1 2NB. .
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