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Little Branziet Balmore Road, Bardowie Welcome to Little Branziet 4 | B E D R O O M S 4 | B A T H R O O M S 3 | P U B L I C R O O M S Very much a home of the moment, Little Branziet offers a beautiful semi-rural location, with a large parcel of land and a wonderfully flexible layout of accommodation for those looking to both live and work from home. Forming part of a steading and barn conversion, this property has, arguably, the best position, set to the rear of the development, with an open outlook across the valley. It has a substantial amount of ground, which will have a wide variety of potential uses for animal owners and those with green fingers. Set just outside of Bardowie and conveniently positioned for access to the nearby hubs of Bearsden and Milngavie and good road links to Glasgow City Centre. The home has an open outlook onto surrounding lush countryside, where many enjoyable walks and country pursuits can be found, including the tennis and sailing clubs at Bardowie. The accommodation on offer extends to: Ground floor Upper floor • Large entrance foyer • Large upper landing, with seating area, ideal for • Bay windowed living room, with feature home office/study space fireplace and inset log burner • Further bedroom, with attractively tiled en-suite • Separate family dining area, with doors out to a shower room raised deck • Two further double sized bedrooms, one of • High quality kitchen, with a range of appliances which is currently utilised as a home office • Refitted downstairs cloakroom/wc • Attractively tiled family bathroom • Bay windowed bedroom, with attractively tiled four piece en-suite bathroom The property also benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout, off-street driveway parking and fully enclosed garden grounds Local Area Bardowie is well placed to offer some outstanding country walks with a private members’ tennis club at the bottom of Station Road. The neighboring village of Balmore hosts a fine golf course with excellent sports and health centers to be found, and readily available, within both Bearsden and Milngavie, which also offer an abundance of amenities. This property is located within the catchment area for the well regarded Baldernock Primary School and Douglas Academy. Excellent road links are nearby and there is a frequent train service, providing links to both Glasgow and Edinburgh, available from Milngavie. BD3141 | Sat Nav: Little Branziet, Balmore Road, Bardowie, G64 4AH * All measurements and distances are approximate Floorplans are for illustration purposes and may not be to scale. .

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