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Crookston 30 Gamrie Road www.corumproperty.co.uk Situation Set in level well maintained grounds in this sought after residential pocket a highly unique detached villa originally built in 1960. The property has been beautifully maintained now benefits from high performance Anglian double glazing and recently installed gas fired Character 19th century lodge house central heating leading to ease of living on a day to day basis. Early internal inspection is Whilst enjoying the delights of its rural setting Killearn Lodge is just a couple of miles away from Killearn Village, highly recommended. 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 The complete accommodation extends to approximately 1625 Schooling is available locally at primary and secondary levels. sq ft and comprises entrance vestibule, extensive welcoming There are also a number of pick up points for Glasgow’s leading hallway with professionally refurbished cloak room wc adjacent, independent schools. substantial bay windowed main lounge with fireplace, magnificent dining/family room with UPVC framed Travel Directions conservatory to the rear. Beautifully appointed fitted and From the Southside of Glasgow/Pollokshaws roundabout intergrated breakfasting kitchen, staircase leads to broad upper proceed West along Barrhead Road past Cowglen Golf Course, landing revealing three substantial double bedrooms, extensive proceed past the National Savings Bank over the M77, on in built storage, walk in linen press and large professionally approaching the next roundabout continue straight through refurbished main family bathroom. along Barrhead Road towards The Hurlet. At the next set of traffic lights turn right on to Crookston Road, proceed city The specification includes gas central heating, double glazing, bound on Crookston Road turning 2nd right in to Gamrie Road. integral garage and extensive loft space providing scope for Proceed along Gamrie Road for approximately 200 yards, future development subject to relevant planning consent. number 30 stands on the left almost directly opposite the entrance to Crovie Road. Surrounding Area The property is positioned within walking distance of shops and amenities upon Barrhead Road/Crookston Road. More extensive amenities can be found at Silverburn shopping mall a short stroll to the East. Braehead shopping mall is a short drive to the North-West (approximately 7 minutes). The area is well served by municipal parks, health clubs/gyms, golf courses both public and private. SS1928. EER Band C Crookston 30 Gamrie Road, Crookston, G53 7DP Garage 18’0” x 9’7” Garage Hall 18’0” x 9’7” Bedroom Two Lounge 17’11” x 10’8” 16’0” x 11’3” 17’2” x 12’7” Hall/5’3” Bedroom Two Lounge 17’11” x 10’8” Bedroom One 16’0” x 11’3” 17’2” x 12’7” 12’8” x 14’10” /5’3” Bedroom One 12’8” x 14’10” W W W W Cloak 5’11” x 4’8” C C Cloak C Landing/Stairs C C 5’11” x 4’8” 15’11” x 8’7”/10’1”/6’0” C Landing/Stairs 15’11” x 8’7”/10’1”/6’0” Dining Kitchen Bedroom Three 16’2” x 9’7”/12’0” 11’10” x 9’10” Dining 16’5” x 9’11”/14’9” Bathroom Kitchen Bedroom Three 9’9” x 7’4” 16’2” x 9’7”/12’0” 11’10” x 9’10” 16’5” x 9’11”/14’9” Bathroom Linen 9’9” x 7’4” Linen Conservatory 11’1” x 8’1” Conservatory 11’1” x 8’1” Ground Floor First Floor All measurements and distances are approximate. Floorplans are for illustration purposes and may not to be to scale. For more information please contact our Shawlands Office. 247 Kilmarnock Road Shawlands G41 3JF Tel: 0141 636 7588 Fax: 0141 636 7589 [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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