Discover great space and practicality in this inviting two-bedroom mid-terrace property with footpath access to both the front and rear. Whether you're a small family, a first-time buyer, or considering an investment, this home offers well-proportioned spaces and a great option.

Entering from the front through a small, enclosed garden into a spacious
L-shaped hallway. There is useful storage in the understair cupboard and ample space for coats and boots making for a practical and welcoming entrance. The front positioned lounge provides an outlook over neighbouring gardens towards the scenic 'Knock' hill. This comfortable space is generously sized and features a focal point fireplace with a gas fire with back boiler.   To the rear, a well-equipped kitchen awaits, with a good array of storage units, a gas hob and an electric oven and space for a washing machine and American style fridge freezer.  A convenient breakfast bar with space for stools adds a sociable touch. The rear garden is easily accessible through a rear door from here.

Ascending to the upper level to a bright upper landing with two handy storage cupboards. Here, two good sized double bedrooms beckon, each offering pleasant outlooks. One bedroom also boasts a fitted cupboard. The bathroom, with a bath featuring an over-bath mains shower, a pedestal wash hand basin, and a w.c., also has a tiled floor and part-tiled walls, combining functionality with aesthetics.

Enjoy convenient footpath access to both the front and rear of the property, facilitating easy access.  The rear garden, with a sunny southerly aspect, has a paved patio and path complemented by an area of lawn, giving spots to sit as well as a drying area and space for kids to play.  A spacious timber shed enhances practicality. The front garden, enclosed by a picket fence, features a small artificial lawn area, creating a welcoming introduction to the property.

Offering comfortably sized living spaces and good outdoor space, this property offers a super option for your new home.

 

LOCATION

As well as offering rural bliss, Biggar is a thriving former market town situated a stone’s throw from the Scottish Borders. 

The bustling High Street boasts an excellent range of general stores, speciality retail outlets, cafes and restaurants. Biggar has a golf course, boating pond and tennis courts, along with well-patronised bowling and rugby clubs. Whatever your interest there are various clubs and associations ranging from bridge to theatre workshop, music to rambling, as well as the prize-winning Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum. Biggar also boasts the famous Purves Puppet Theatre and the popular, family-friendly, Biggar Little Festival which is held in October. The surrounding countryside provides almost limitless opportunities for fishing, hillwalking, trail running and mountain biking, (the nearby Glentress Forest is a mountain biking mecca).

For education, there is a thriving and popular toddler group, as well as both primary and secondary schools.

Lounge - 12' 0'' x 14' 10'' (3.65m x 4.52m)

Kitchen - 12' 5'' x 9' 5'' (3.78m x 2.87m)

Bedroom - 9' 2'' x 12' 5'' (2.79m x 3.78m)

Bedroom - 8' 9'' x 15' 3'' (2.66m x 4.64m)

Bathroom - 6' 3'' x 5' 7'' (1.90m x 1.70m)

Council Tax Band: A
Tenure: Freehold