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5 Lochinvar Place, High Bonnybridge, Fk4 2Bl 5 LOCHINVAR PLACE, HIGH BONNYBRIDGE, FK4 2BL FIXED PRICE £109,950 ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATING: 'C' GENERAL DESCRIPTION: This superbly maintained and beautifully presented two bedroom Semi Detached Villa will appeal to both the young couple seeking a family home or the elder purchaser wishing secure easily maintained accommodation. Enjoying an excellent location and part of a small modern development within a sought after area of High Bonnybridge, the accommodation comprises entrance vestibule, bright lounge, re-fitted dining kitchen with integrated appliances and patio doors through to the garden on the ground floor. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms both with built-in wardrobes, bathroom with three piece suite and a landing with access to a useful insulated loft area. The property which as already mentioned is spotless throughout and benefits from double glazing and economic gas central heating. To the rear is an easily maintained enclosed garden complete with timber shed and paved patio area. To side there is a driveway affording off-street parking whilst to front is a further small garden area with additional Monobloc visitor parking area beyond. High Bonnybridge is a popular central location well placed for Cumbernauld, Glasgow, Stirling and Falkirk, indeed most areas of commerce within the central belt. Bonnybridge is well served by its own local amenities offering an extensive range for most daily/weekly needs. Further more extensive shopping can be found at any of the major surrounding towns. Schooling for all ages is to hand as are a wide and diverse range of sporting, leisure and recreational amenities. If you have any specific questions please speak to one of our Sales team. Early viewing is highly recommended. TRAVEL: Travelling from Main Street, Bonnybridge turn left at the roundabout in the village and travel over the Union Canal, follow Broomhill Road nearly to the end and Lochinvar Place is on the left hand side and No 5 is facing you. MEASUREMENTS: Lounge: 13'06 x 10'06 (4.1m x 3.1m) max points Kitchen/diningroom: 13'09 x 9'08 (4.2m x 2.9m) Bedroom 1: 10'08 x 7'10 (3.2m x 2.3m) max points Bedroom 2: 10'06 x 7'10 (3.4m x 2.3m) Bathroom: 7'04 x 5'09 (2.2m x 1.7m) VIEWING: Strictly by appointment through our Property Department on 01324 626107. ENTRY: Negotiable. COUNCIL TAX: Band 'C' ENERGY PERFORMANCE RATING: 'C' REF: KMcL/S3643 HOME REPORT: The Home Report can be accessed through www.onesurvey.org or is available by contacting Russel + Aitken. DISCLAIMER: Whilst we endeavour to make these particulars as accurate as possible they do not form part of any contract or offer nor are they guaranteed. Measurements are approximate and in most cases are taken with a digital/sonic measuring device and are taken to the widest point. Floorplans are not to scale. Property Department HOUSE SALES: 9 Cow Wynd If you have a house to sell we provide FREE pre-sales advice including valuation. We Off High Street, Falkirk will visit your home and discuss in detail all aspects of selling and buying including costs T : (01324) 626107 and marketing strategy. F : (01324) 620994 W: www.russelaitken.com.
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