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Seldom Available Split Level Detached Villa with Stunning Views 12 Greentree Drive, Burntbroom, Mount Vernon Glasgow G69 7Uw Offers Around £182,000 SELDOM AVAILABLE SPLIT LEVEL DETACHED VILLA WITH STUNNING VIEWS 12 GREENTREE DRIVE, BURNTBROOM, MOUNT VERNON GLASGOW G69 7UW OFFERS AROUND £182,000 Wallace Quinn, 21A Barrachnie Road , Garrowhill, Glasgow G69 6HB Te l 0141 773 5880 • G.S.P.C. Tel 0141 572 7616 •Fax0141 771 4545 Email [email protected] Wallace Quinn • Te l 0141 773 5880 21A Barrachnie Road • G.S.P.C Tel 0141 572 7616 Garrowhill • Fax 0141 771 4545 Glasgow G69 6HB • Email [email protected] Spacious flexible split level accommodation set over four levels extends to: - Hallway. W.C. Spacious Lounge. Dining Room. Fitted Kitchen. Four Bedrooms. & Family Bathroom. Private Landscaped Gardens. Driveway leading to Single Integral Garage. DESCRIPTION Unique opportunity to acquire a Beautiful Split Level Detached Villa. Situated within an exclusive modern residential estate this outstanding property has excellent views over surrounding areas and towards Cathkin Braes and beyond. The subjects have a versatile layout and spaciousness set over four levels, which will suit today’s modern Families. Tastefully decorated throughout the accommodation comprises of Hall. W.C. Spacious Lounge. Dining Room. Fitted Kitchen. Four Bedrooms. Family Bathroom. The property provides a broad specification to include. Double glazed window units. Gas fired central heating (circulating through wall mounted radiators), and superb garden grounds to the front side and rear. Driveway leading to single Integral garage. The Agents highly recommend early internal viewing to fully appreciate this beautiful home. Greentree Drive is a highly prestigious residential address located in the East End of Glasgow is well served by public transport facilities including a local railway station. For the commuters wishing to use private transport there are road links to the M8, M73, M74 and main arterial routes enabling fast access to the main centre of business and commerce within Scotland. The subjects are within easy access of shopping facilities on Main Street Baillieston and Morrisons Superstore. Further extensive shopping can be found at the New Fort Shopping Complex, The Forge Shopping Centre & Retail Park all of which boast a number of High Street Retailers. Recreational pursuits are catered for with a fine golf course, tennis and bowling club located within the surrounding area. There is also both primary and secondary schooling within the area. In addition to this Glasgow City Centre is 15/20 minutes by car. The property is within easy access to road networks that serve Glasgow, Stirling, Falkirk and Edinburgh. Local shops and services are located nearby. ACCOMMODATION FREE VALUATION LOUNGE 15` 8” X 13`3” For a free valuation please contact this office to arrange a suitable appointment for our valuer to attend your home and assess its KITCHEN 11’10” X 8’8” value for sale purposes. This service is carried out without any DINING ROOM 10’1” X 9’2” commitment by you. W.C. 4’1” X 3’1” BEDROOM ONE 11` 2” X 9` 4” MARKETING SERVICE BEDROOM TWO 11` 2” X 8` 6” Once you decide to instruct Wallace Quinn & Co to market your BEDROOM THREE 10` 5” X 7` 1” property we will arrange a home report to be carried out and prepare a full colour schedule of particulars including photographs BEDROOM FOUR 10` 4” X 9` 2” if appropriate. BATHROOM 6` 5” X 5` 5” Your property will then have a full advertising package which GLAZING includes web coverage in GSPC, Rightmove, ESPC, SSPC, Zoopla, The property benefits from double glazed windows. Property Finder, Hot Property and various other sites, your property will also be included on Wallace Quinn & Co Facebook HEATING site. Your particulars will also be displayed in our window as well The property has gas central heating. as the free weekly GSPC Property newspaper which is distributed GARDENS to approx 200 member firms throughout the West of Scotland and Gardens to front rear and side of property. Ayrshire, and various banks and building societies throughout Strathclyde. PARKING Driveway leading to Integral Garage. You will be provided with a for sale board, projection sign or for sale poster, whichever is appropriate. We shall deal with all ENTRY DATE enquiries on your behalf and arrange viewings for interested By negotiation. parties. If required we can also conduct viewings on your behalf SERVICES & APPLIANCES (not tested). although there is an additional charge for this service. We shall contact all viewers of the property and advise you of their VIEWING comments. We shall maintain regular contact at all times. Strictly by appointment BENEFITS OF USING GSPC Wallace Quinn & Co. Our Advertising is second to none and our fixed rate fee allows Telephone: 0141 773 5880 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm your property to have full widespread advertising for nine months Evenings & Weekends G.S.P.C. Call Centre. Telephone: 0141 572 4113 Monday-Friday 5pm-9pm, Saturday-Sunday 10-4pm. or until sold. As well as Estate Agency we can provide a full comprehensive legal service, which in turn allows you to let NOTE Wallace Quinn & Co deal with all aspects of your sale and purchase Whilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy during the preparation of under the one roof. As Solicitors we are bound by our Code Of these particulars, they are intended for guidance only. If there is any point which Professional Practice and are fully qualified and experienced is critical to your interest or which you find misleading, please contact Wallace, allowing us to provide you with the highest levels of service. Our Quinn & Co. where further information is available. additional services include the preparation of Wills, Powers of Measurements are approximate and have been recorded by use of a sonic tape. Attorney, Executries, Funeral Plans, Remortgage and Commercial Property transactions, and Divorce actions amongst others. We can also assist you in obtaining independent financial advice. Whilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy during the preparation of these particulars, they are intended for guidance only. If there is any point which is critical to your interest or which you find misleading, please contact Wallace, Quinn & Co. where further information is available. Measurements are approximate and have been recorded by use of a sonic tape. Services and appliances (not tested). Should you require a free market appraisal of your property please contact our property department on 0141 773 5880 to arrange a suitable appointment. Wallace Quinn, 21A Barrachnie Road , Garrowhill, Glasgow G69 6HB Te l 0141 773 5880 • G.S.P.C. Tel 0141 572 4113 •Fax0141 771 4545 Email [email protected] GSPC Ref: 228774 Produced by Property Print 0800 027 2930.
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