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8 Inveraldie Terrace, Tealing DD4 0QT This is a superb opportunity to purchase attractive, semi detached bungalow in popular village approximately 3 miles north of Dundee. Inveraldie is a small hamlet with easy access to the A90 dual carriageway connecting into central Dundee and associated amenities. This particular property benefits from a good sized lounge with dual aspect windows and laminate flooring, modern kitchen with wall, base and drawer units, useful rear porch with storage facility, tiled bathroom with three piece suite with mains shower over bath. There are two excellent good sized double bedrooms, both having the benefit of fitted wardrobe and storage space. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and has full UPVC double glazing and all fitted floorcoverings and blinds are included in the sale. Externally there is a gravel and paved drive leading to a detached garage while the front garden is laid in lawn with herbaceous borders. Immediately to the side of the property there is a good sized patio area and enclosed rear garden also laid in lawn. This property represents outstanding value for money and early viewing is highly recommended. 8 Inveraldie Terrace, Tealing DD4 0QT Room Dimensions Lounge 15’3 x 11’7 4.65 x 3.53 Kitchen 14’7 x 9’5 4.45 x 2.87 Bathroom 13’2 x 9’6 4.01 x 2.90 Bedroom 1 12’8 x 9’1 3.86 x 2.77 Bedroom 2 13’2 x 9’6 4.01 x 2.90 8 Inveraldie Terrace, Tealing DD4 0QT Dundee: Whitehall House, 33 Yeoman Shore, 1 Public Off Street Dundee DD1 4BJ Parking Tel 01382 200099 E: [email protected] Anstruther: Tel 01333 310481 E: [email protected] Arbroath: Tel 01241 876633 E: [email protected] E Cupar: Tel 01334 656564 E: [email protected] 2 Bed EPC Rating Forfar: Tel 01307 466886 E: [email protected] Perth: Tel 01738 443456 E: [email protected] St Andrews: Tel 01334 474200 E: [email protected] thorntons-property.co.uk 1 Bath Thorntons is a trading name of Thorntons Law LLP. Note: While Thorntons make every effort to ensure that all particulars are correct, no guarantee is given and any potential purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of all information. Floor plans or maps reproduced within this schedule are not to scale, and are designed to be indicative only of the layout and location of the property advertised..

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