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Duthie Terrace 35 Mannofield, Aberdeen AB10 7PP Entry to the property is via the entrance vestibule, which leads into the warm and welcoming Reception Hall, which provides an abundance of built in storage. The spacious lounge is of tasteful décor with original hardwood flooring and an attractive fireplace. The Dining Room is ideal for formal dining and entertainment and leads into the stylish and modern Kitchen which is fitted with a range of high quality appliances and attractive storage units, with access to the rear garden. The Master Bedroom is of elegant décor and includes a super walk in wardrobe. Bedroom Two is a well proportioned room with views over the rear garden. The contemporary Family Bathroom includes a white three piece suite with shower over the bath. Outside, the front garden is mostly laid with decorative stone chips, while a gate accessible from Duthie Place provides access to the rear garden via a shared pathway. The rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with a barked area, while a raised decked platform is ideal for “al fresco” dining. In addition, there is a coal cellar and single garage, while on street parking is also available. • 2 Bedrooms • Self Contained • Gas Central Heating Entrance • Double Glazing Duthie Terrace Mannofield, 35 Aberdeen AB10 7PP We are delighted to offer for sale this tastefully presented, ground floor, two bed apartment which forms part of a substantial traditional granite building with self contained entrance. Located in a quiet residential street in the popular West End of Aberdeen City, the apartment also boasts a single garage and exclusive front and rear garden areas. Offering versatile and spacious living accommodation throughout, the property enjoys many original features. Ready to move into with a minimum of fuss, this property would be an ideal first time purchase or buy to let investment, whilst also appealing to those looking to downsize into single storey accommodation close to a wide range of amenities. Terms Council Tax Band E EPC Band E Entry By Arrangement Viewing Contact Solicitors 01224 868687 NB. Whilst these particulars are believed to be correct they are not guaranteed and do not form part of any contract. Visit our property services online: • Property matters including • Employment Law Sales and Purchase • Business Law • Wills, Trusts and Executries • Tax • Powers of Attorney • Leasing Find us at: Kirk Brae Aberdeen Albert Pl Cults Aboyne A93 Osborne Pl B9094 Albert St Millden Rd Manor Pl Ballater Rd Albert Ln Cults Gdns Waverley Pl A93 Prince Arthur St Ballater Rd North Deeside Rd St Devenicks Pl Cults Av Carden Pl South Av Albert Ter School Rd Charlestown Rd Rubislaw Ter Ln B968 B976 Deeview Rd South Birsemore 14 Carden Place 379 North Deeside Road Ballater Road Aberdeen AB10 1UR Cults, Aberdeen AB15 9SX Aboyne, Aberdeenshire AB34 5HN Tel: 01224 632464 Tel: 01224 868687 Tel: 013398 87665 www.mackinnons.com.

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