Our latest property of the week is a "deceptively spacious" three-bedroom mid-terrace villa, enjoying a delightful situation with a good degree of privacy to the rear garden.
This is according to estate agents Town and Country [Bearsden] who, via S1 Homes, insist the home is "beautifully presented".
It is situated on Millburn Avenue and is currently on the market for offers over £165,000.
The spacious terrace has been extended and is over three levels to provide an ideal family layout.
Suited to a wide variety of needs, ranging from first-time buyers to those considering downsizing, this impressive terrace warrants personal viewing for a full appreciation of the overall size and the standard of presentation.
(Image: S1 Homes) The internal layout comprises of an entrance hall, spacious lounge/dining area with bay window and fitted kitchen with double doors to the decking area and including built-in double oven and separate gas hob with extractor over.
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(Image: S1 Homes) On the first floor there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom with a three-piece suite including a bath with a shower complemented by tiled walls and floor. The third bedroom is on the top floor.
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(Image: S1 Homes) This appealing home is further enhanced by gas central heating, PVC double glaze and window frames, off street parking at the front, vehicular access to the rear with detached garage and a fenced and enclosed rear garden incorporating a decking area.
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(Image: S1 Homes) Located off Yoker Mill Road or Duntreath Avenue via Bradan Avenue and Riddon Avenue, Millburn Avenue, is well placed with ease of access to Great Western Road, close to the retail park.
St Brendans Primary School is less than a mile away on foot.
Yoker Train Station is just under half a mile away and there is a regular bus service available on Duntreath Avenue.
The shopping facilities of both Clydebank and Anniesland are easily accessible.
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