OUR latest property of the week is quietly nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac in one of Hardgate’s most desired residential pockets.
The home is a two-bedroom bungalow which affords an "exciting" opportunity for any purchaser, according to Estate Agents Caledonia Bureau.
It is situated on Etive Court in Clydebank. Under the same ownership for a good number of years and well maintained over the course of custodianship, a programme of decorative renovation should be envisaged.
The property has a reception hallway, spacious lounge, modern dining kitchen with generous floor standing and wall mounted units, integrated hob oven and extractor and fridge freezer with space and plumbing for washing machine.
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau) There is also a family bathroom with white suite and over bath shower, two double-sized bedrooms, a master with freestanding wardrobe, and rear conservatory.
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau) Well maintained gardens surrounding the front with lawn and hedge, multiple vehicle mono block driveway to side leading to detached garage with up and over door and with side access.
Timber gate leads to rear gardens which are south-facing with patio, decking and lawn areas, bounded by timber fencing.
(Image: Caledonia Bureau)
(Image: Caledonia Bureau) Located to the edge of Clydebank, Hardgate (and especially the Ailsa Estate) is an enduringly popular locale that is well served by transport and varied amenities.
Local schooling and shopping is readily available and further first-class amenities are only minutes away, including the popular Clyde Shopping Centre and Great Western Retail Park which both offer a variety of retail and leisure services.
The location is ideal for commuters with Glasgow City Centre, whilst The A82, Great Western Road and Erskine Bridge can be easily accessed by road.
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