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Scotstoun 4 Northland Drive Scotstoun 4 Northland Drive www.corumproperty.co.uk Situation This well presented mid terraced villa is located within the Jordanhill School catchment (List 1) and the Scotstoun Conservation Area and provides excellent accommodation Character 19th century lodge house over two levels. Whilst enjoying the delights of its rural setting Killearn Lodge is just a couple of miles away from Killearn Village, only five to six miles from the suburbs of Bearsden and Milngavie with Glasgow City centre about 13 miles. The best of both worlds Whilst enjoying the delights of its rural setting Killearn Lodge is just a couple of miles away from Killearn Village, only five to six miles from the suburbs of Bearsden and Milngavie with Glasgow City centre about 13 miles. Accommodation Schools and Transport Links The accommodation extends to; entrance vestibule, large Schools reception hallway, bay windowed lounge with feature fireplace Glasgow’s West End offers one of the most diverse and and wooden flooring, dining room with feature solid fuel stove established selections of schooling within the City, including and stylish modern kitchen to the rear. At half landing there is a nursery, pre-school, primary and secondary education, in both velux window providing natural light and there is access to a state and private sectors. modern fitted bathroom with white suite and attractive tiling. Rail The upper landing provides three well-proportioned bedrooms, Scotstounhill Railway Station the master having a bay window. The property has the added Jordanhill Railway Station advantage of a private front landscaped garden and enclosed Anniesland Railway Station rear garden overlooking Scotstoun Sport Centre. Travel Directions The property retains many original features and benefits from From our office on Hyndland Road turn right and proceed to gas central heating, double glazing and storage facilities. the traffic lights at Clarence Drive. Turn right onto Clarence Drive and proceed down to the traffic lights at Broomhill Cross. Surrounding Area Turn right onto Crow Road and at the next set of traffic lights The Scotstoun Conservation Area offers superb local amenities turn left onto Victoria Park Gardens South. Continue through including nursery, pre-school, primary and secondary education the next set of traffic lights across Balshagray Avenue and onto both in private and state sectors. The renowned Scotstoun Victoria Park Drive North. Continue along Victoria Park Drive Leisure Centre offers a wide range of sporting facilities and North and proceed straight across the double roundabout onto Victoria Park is also close by. Danes Drive. Proceed along Danes Drive and continue through There are a selection of shops catering for day to day needs the roundabout at Scotstoun Sports Centre. Turn right onto within the area, along with a choice of restaurants and coffee Northland Drive and No.4 can be found a short distance along houses. For commuters public transport is available via both on the right-hand side. bus and rail. There are good road links to the city centre via the Clydeside Expressway and to the south of the city via the Clyde Tunnel. WE2273. EER Band C Scotstoun 4 Northland Drive, G14 9BA Vest Bedroom Bedroom Lounge Three 18’2” x 14’8” 12’3” x 7’7” One 18’2” x 11’9” Hall Hall Dining Room 14’8” x 12’8” Bedroom Two 14’8” x 12’9” C Hall Kitchen 9’11” x 9’2” Bathroom 10’3” x 6’2” Ground Floor First Floor All measurements and distances are approximate. Floorplans are for illustration purposes and may not be to scale. For more information please contact our West End Office. 82 Hyndland Road Glasgow G12 9UT Tel: 0141 357 1888 Fax: 0141 357 1188 [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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