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79A bus time schedule & line map 79A Dundee - Monikie View In Website Mode The 79A bus line (Dundee - Monikie) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Dundee City Centre: 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM (2) Monikie: 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 79A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 79A bus arriving. Direction: Dundee City Centre 79A bus Time Schedule 59 stops Dundee City Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 1:53 PM Monday 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM Broomwell Gardens, Monikie Tuesday 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM Luckyslap Garage, Monikie Wednesday 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM Wellbank Forge, Wellbank Thursday 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM Kellas Road, Scotland Friday 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM Keillorcroft, Kellas Saturday 11:23 AM - 1:20 PM Smiddy, Kellas South Kingennie Road End, Kellas Hawthorn Grove, Ballumbie Castle 79A bus Info Direction: Dundee City Centre Pitkerro House, Whitƒeld Stops: 59 Trip Duration: 50 min Drumsturdy Road, Whitƒeld Line Summary: Broomwell Gardens, Monikie, Luckyslap Garage, Monikie, Wellbank Forge, Wellbank, Keillorcroft, Kellas, Smiddy, Kellas, South Ethiebeaton Village, Ethiebeaton Park Kingennie Road End, Kellas, Hawthorn Grove, Ballumbie Castle, Pitkerro House, Whitƒeld, Dobbie's Garden Centre, Ethiebeaton Park Drumsturdy Road, Whitƒeld, Ethiebeaton Village, Ethiebeaton Park, Scotland Ethiebeaton Park, Dobbie's Garden Centre, Ethiebeaton Park, Ashludie Hospital, Moniƒeth, St. Ashludie Hospital, Moniƒeth Regulus Road, Moniƒeth, Adderley Terrace, Moniƒeth, Seaview School, Moniƒeth, Muirnwood St. Regulus Road, Moniƒeth Place, Moniƒeth, Travebank Gardens, Moniƒeth, Ritchie Avenue, Moniƒeth, Greenbourne Gardens, Adderley Terrace, Moniƒeth Moniƒeth, Taycourt, Moniƒeth, Tesco, Moniƒeth, Mill Brae, Moniƒeth, Albert Street, Moniƒeth, Bank Street, Seaview School, Moniƒeth Moniƒeth, Milton Park, Moniƒeth, Milton Street, Victoria Street, Dundee Moniƒeth, South Balmossie Street, Barnhill, Maule Street, Barnhill, Guthrie Terrace, Barnhill, Ticara Bank, Muirnwood Place, Moniƒeth Barnhill, Reres Hill, Barnhill, Yewbank Avenue, Hill Street, Dundee Broughty Ferry, Panmure Street, Broughty Ferry, Whinny Brae, Broughty Ferry, Gray Street, Broughty Travebank Gardens, Moniƒeth Ferry, Post O∆ce, Broughty Ferry, Claypotts Road, Broughty Ferry, Grove Academy, Broughty Ferry, Ritchie Avenue, Moniƒeth Ferndale Drive, Broughty Ferry, Victoria Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Grove Road, West Greenbourne Gardens, Moniƒeth Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Ellieslea Road, West Greenbourne Gardens, Dundee Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Fairƒeld Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Crawford Place, West Taycourt, Moniƒeth Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Belsize Road, Craigiebank, Lavender Street, Craigiebank, Strips Of Craigie, Tesco, Moniƒeth Craigiebank, Lunan Terrace, Craigiebank, Dalgleish Road, Craigiebank, Kenilworth Avenue, Eastport, Mill Brae, Moniƒeth Thornbank Terrace, Eastport, South Ba∆n Street, Mill Brae, Dundee Eastport, Lillybank Road, Eastport, Peep O Day Lane, Eastport, Foundry Lane, Eastport, Seagate, Dundee Albert Street, Moniƒeth City Centre, Waterstones, Dundee City Centre, Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre, Whitehall Street, Dundee Bank Street, Moniƒeth City Centre Milton Park, Moniƒeth Milton Park, Dundee Milton Street, Moniƒeth South Balmossie Street, Barnhill Maule Street, Barnhill Guthrie Terrace, Barnhill St Margarets Lane, Dundee Ticara Bank, Barnhill Tircarra Bank, Dundee Reres Hill, Barnhill Yewbank Avenue, Broughty Ferry Panmure Street, Broughty Ferry Panmure Street, Dundee Whinny Brae, Broughty Ferry 15 Moniƒeth Road, Dundee Gray Street, Broughty Ferry Post O∆ce, Broughty Ferry Bader Square, Dundee Claypotts Road, Broughty Ferry Grove Academy, Broughty Ferry Ferndale Drive, Broughty Ferry Victoria Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Grove Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Ellieslea Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Fairƒeld Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Crawford Place, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Belsize Road, Craigiebank Lavender Street, Craigiebank Strips Of Craigie, Craigiebank Lunan Terrace, Craigiebank Broughty Ferry Road, Dundee Dalgleish Road, Craigiebank Broughty Ferry Road, Dundee Kenilworth Avenue, Eastport Thornbank Terrace, Eastport South Ba∆n Street, Eastport South Ba∆n Street, Dundee Lillybank Road, Eastport Lilybank Road, Dundee Peep O Day Lane, Eastport Constable Street, Dundee Foundry Lane, Eastport Seagate, Dundee City Centre Seagate, Dundee Waterstones, Dundee City Centre Commercial Street, Dundee Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre Thomson Avenue, Dundee Whitehall Street, Dundee City Centre High Street, Dundee Direction: Monikie 79A bus Time Schedule 62 stops Monikie Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 1:05 PM Monday 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM High Street, Dundee City Centre High Street, Dundee Tuesday 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre Wednesday 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM Dock Street, Dundee Thursday 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM Marks And Spencer, Dundee City Centre Friday 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM Horse Wynd, Dundee Saturday 10:40 AM - 2:27 PM Bus Station, Dundee City Centre Seagate, Dundee Foundry Lane, Eastport 79A bus Info Wallace Street, Eastport Direction: Monikie Constable Street, Dundee Stops: 62 Trip Duration: 43 min Lillybank Road, Eastport Line Summary: High Street, Dundee City Centre, Lilybank Road, Dundee Caird Hall, Dundee City Centre, Marks And Spencer, Dundee City Centre, Bus Station, Dundee City Centre, South Ba∆n Street, Eastport Foundry Lane, Eastport, Wallace Street, Eastport, South Ba∆n Street, Dundee Lillybank Road, Eastport, South Ba∆n Street, Eastport, Thornbank Terrace, Eastport, Kenilworth Thornbank Terrace, Eastport Avenue, Eastport, Murray Street, Craigiebank, Dalgleish Road, Craigiebank, East Haddon Road, Kenilworth Avenue, Eastport Craigiebank, Noran Avenue, Craigiebank, Strips Of Craigie, Craigiebank, Southampton Road, Murray Street, Craigiebank Craigiebank, Craigiebarns Road, Craigiebank, Carolina Court, Dundee Gardyne Road, Craigiebank, Crawford Place, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Dunnotar Place, West Dalgleish Road, Craigiebank Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Ellieslea Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Grove Road, West East Haddon Road, Craigiebank Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Victoria Road, West Greendykes Road, Dundee Ferry/Broughty Ferry, Claypotts Road, Broughty Ferry, Davidson Street, Broughty Ferry, Claypotts Noran Avenue, Craigiebank Road, Broughty Ferry, Library, Broughty Ferry, Whinny Brae, Broughty Ferry, Panmure Street, Strips Of Craigie, Craigiebank Broughty Ferry, Yewbank Avenue, Broughty Ferry, Dundarroch Gardens, Barnhill, Abertay Street, Southampton Road, Craigiebank Barnhill, Bridge Street, Barnhill, Maule Street, Barnhill, North Balmossie Street, Moniƒeth, Milton Street, Moniƒeth, Milton Park, Moniƒeth, Bank Street, Craigiebarns Road, Craigiebank Moniƒeth, Albert Street, Moniƒeth, Church Street, Moniƒeth, Tesco, Moniƒeth, Reform Street, Moniƒeth, Gardyne Road, Craigiebank Episcopal Church, Moniƒeth, Greenbourne Gardens, Moniƒeth, Ritchie Avenue, Moniƒeth, Travebank Crawford Place, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Gardens, Moniƒeth, Muirnwood Place, Moniƒeth, Seaview School, Moniƒeth, Adderley Terrace, Dunnotar Place, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Moniƒeth, Health Centre, Moniƒeth, Ashludie Dunnottar Place, Dundee Hospital, Moniƒeth, Dobbie's Garden Centre, Ethiebeaton Park, Ethiebeaton Village, Ethiebeaton Ellieslea Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Park, Laws Road End, Drumsturdy, Toll, Newbigging, Phone Box, Newbigging, Denƒnd Road End, Monikie, Grove Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Village Hall, Monikie, Primary School, Monikie, Country Park Car Park, Monikie, Village Shop, Victoria Road, West Ferry/Broughty Ferry Monikie, Broomwell Gardens, Monikie Claypotts Road, Broughty Ferry Davidson Street, Broughty Ferry Claypotts Road, Broughty Ferry Library, Broughty Ferry Queen Street, Dundee Whinny Brae, Broughty Ferry 15 Moniƒeth Road, Dundee Panmure Street, Broughty Ferry Panmure Street, Dundee Yewbank Avenue, Broughty Ferry Dundarroch Gardens, Barnhill Abertay Street, Barnhill Bridge Street, Barnhill Dalhousie Road, Dundee Maule Street, Barnhill North Balmossie Street, Moniƒeth Milton Street, Moniƒeth Milton Park, Moniƒeth Bank Street, Moniƒeth Bank Street, Dundee Albert Street, Moniƒeth Church Street, Moniƒeth Maule Street, Dundee Tesco, Moniƒeth Reform Street, Moniƒeth Episcopal Church, Moniƒeth Panmure Street, Dundee Greenbourne Gardens, Moniƒeth Greenbourne Gardens, Dundee Ritchie Avenue, Moniƒeth Travebank Gardens, Moniƒeth Muirnwood Place, Moniƒeth Hill Street, Dundee Seaview School, Moniƒeth Victoria Street, Dundee Adderley Terrace, Moniƒeth Health Centre, Moniƒeth Ashludie Hospital, Moniƒeth Dobbie's Garden Centre, Ethiebeaton Park Ethiebeaton Park, Scotland Ethiebeaton Village, Ethiebeaton Park Laws Road End, Drumsturdy Toll, Newbigging B962, Scotland Phone Box, Newbigging Denƒnd Road End, Monikie Village Hall, Monikie Panmure Road, Scotland Primary School, Monikie Country Park Car Park, Monikie Village Shop, Monikie Victoria Place, Scotland Broomwell Gardens, Monikie 79A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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    51 Barry Downs, Carnoustie, DD7 7SA "The Chatsworth Gold" by Luxury Stately Albion Ltd, Alan E Masterton ESTATE SOLICITORS & NOTARIES AGENTS 12-14 Maule Street, Monifieth, Angus DD5 4JN, LP-1, Monifieth t.01382 539313 f.0845 643 1609 [email protected] w.legaleagles.tv (50ft x 20ft appx) AGENTS ESTATE 51 Barry Downs, Carnoustie, DD7 7SA "The Chatsworth Gold" by Luxury Stately Albion Ltd, (50ft x 20ft appx). The home is the highly specified "Chatsworth Gold" by Stately Albion Ltd and is situated in a secure idyllic rural setting within the Barry area of Angus only minutes drive from Monifieth & Carnoustie and the rural villages of Wellbank and Kellas and within a short distance of Arbroath and Dundee town centers, Broughty Ferry and Monifieth seafronts, golf courses, and fitness centers, the regular bus service to Dundee/Carnoustie/Arbroath passes the main entrance on a regular basis, we are delighted to offer for sale this modern well equipped park home located within a generous plot with storage outbuildings and off street driveway for two cars, there is an age restriction on the site of over 55 and all potential new owners must undergo a suitability interview with the site owners before the sale can be completed. (full details of the park regulations and conditions should be obtained by any potential purchasers before completing a purchase transaction). The home was manufactured in 2012 and has many additional features added to the original high specification, all fittings and fixtures are included in the price to include some of the bedroom, the furniture in the lounge and kitchen, the site fees for this year are £1660 and will be paid up until the date of transfer to the new owner, the home is sold with the balance of the 10 year Gold Shield warranty (presently 6 years) from the manufacturer and full details can be obtained during your visit, all fittings and fixtures are included in the price, to include some furniture in the lounge and Kitchen.