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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map2 bedroom end of terrace house
Under offer
End of terrace house
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band A
Broadband: Super-fast 67Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
A spacious two bedroom end-terraced house, situated in the Royal Burgh of Tain. With oil fired central heating and front and rear gardens.
Property - This well proportioned, two bedroom end terrace house is located in the Royal Burgh of Tain and is within walking distance to all local amenities, with the medical centre and schools just a few hundred metres away, this property is an ideal family home or buy to let. The property is neutrally decorated throughout with the accommodation comprising of entrance hallway with storage cupboard, lounge and kitchen/diner on the ground floor and access from the hallway to two double bedrooms and shower room on the first floor. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout. The kitchen is fitted with wall and base mounted units with worktops and complementary tiled splashback, plumbed for washing machine. The handy breakfast bar links the kitchen to the dining room giving an open plan layout. There is a sizeable storage cupboard which could be utilised as a kitchen pantry. French doors in the dining room give access to the rear garden and allows light to flood this room. The utility room/rear porch, with access to the rear garden and also gives extra storage space.
Externally the front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a paving slab path leading to the front entrance. The low maintenance rear garden is fully enclosed, laid with block paving and slabs with a wooden patio area. Sited within the rear garden is a stone built coal shed and a timber storage shed.
Tain is a Royal Burgh and post town in the committee area of Ross and Cromarty, in the Highlands. The town has several attractions such as Tain and St Duthus Collegiate Church and also boasts a local history museum, Tain Through Time, and the popular Glenmorangie Distillery. Medical and banking services can be found along with a Post Office, Lidl, Co-op, ASDA, Tesco, a variety of local shops and hotels, two primary schools and a secondary school. Several recreational pursuits can be enjoyed in the area such as golf, bowls and tennis. The Highland capital, Inverness is 34 miles to the south where all major transport links can be found. A commuter train goes from Tain to Inverness daily.
Lounge - approx. 4.10m x 3.45m (approx. 13'5" x 11'3") -
Kitchen/Diner - approx. 5.40m 3.00m (approx. 17'8" 9'10" ) -
Utility Room/Rear Porch - approx. 1.50m x 1.50m (approx. 4'11" x 4'11") -
Shower Room - approx. 1.90m x 1.70m (approx. 6'2" x 5'6") -
Bedroom One - approx. 4.40m x 2.70m (approx. 14'5" x 8'10") -
Bedroom Two - approx. 3.80m x 2.60m (approx. 12'5" x 8'6") -
Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity.
Extras - All fitted floor coverings, curtains and blinds.
Heating - Oil fired central heating.
Glazing - Double glazed windows throughout.
Council Tax - A
Viewing - Strictly by appointment via Munro & Noble Property Shop - Telephone[use Contact Agent Button]
Entry - By mutual agreement.
Home Report - Home Report Valuation - £90,000
A full home report is available via Munro & Noble website.
Property - This well proportioned, two bedroom end terrace house is located in the Royal Burgh of Tain and is within walking distance to all local amenities, with the medical centre and schools just a few hundred metres away, this property is an ideal family home or buy to let. The property is neutrally decorated throughout with the accommodation comprising of entrance hallway with storage cupboard, lounge and kitchen/diner on the ground floor and access from the hallway to two double bedrooms and shower room on the first floor. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and uPVC double glazing throughout. The kitchen is fitted with wall and base mounted units with worktops and complementary tiled splashback, plumbed for washing machine. The handy breakfast bar links the kitchen to the dining room giving an open plan layout. There is a sizeable storage cupboard which could be utilised as a kitchen pantry. French doors in the dining room give access to the rear garden and allows light to flood this room. The utility room/rear porch, with access to the rear garden and also gives extra storage space.
Externally the front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a paving slab path leading to the front entrance. The low maintenance rear garden is fully enclosed, laid with block paving and slabs with a wooden patio area. Sited within the rear garden is a stone built coal shed and a timber storage shed.
Tain is a Royal Burgh and post town in the committee area of Ross and Cromarty, in the Highlands. The town has several attractions such as Tain and St Duthus Collegiate Church and also boasts a local history museum, Tain Through Time, and the popular Glenmorangie Distillery. Medical and banking services can be found along with a Post Office, Lidl, Co-op, ASDA, Tesco, a variety of local shops and hotels, two primary schools and a secondary school. Several recreational pursuits can be enjoyed in the area such as golf, bowls and tennis. The Highland capital, Inverness is 34 miles to the south where all major transport links can be found. A commuter train goes from Tain to Inverness daily.
Lounge - approx. 4.10m x 3.45m (approx. 13'5" x 11'3") -
Kitchen/Diner - approx. 5.40m 3.00m (approx. 17'8" 9'10" ) -
Utility Room/Rear Porch - approx. 1.50m x 1.50m (approx. 4'11" x 4'11") -
Shower Room - approx. 1.90m x 1.70m (approx. 6'2" x 5'6") -
Bedroom One - approx. 4.40m x 2.70m (approx. 14'5" x 8'10") -
Bedroom Two - approx. 3.80m x 2.60m (approx. 12'5" x 8'6") -
Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity.
Extras - All fitted floor coverings, curtains and blinds.
Heating - Oil fired central heating.
Glazing - Double glazed windows throughout.
Council Tax - A
Viewing - Strictly by appointment via Munro & Noble Property Shop - Telephone[use Contact Agent Button]
Entry - By mutual agreement.
Home Report - Home Report Valuation - £90,000
A full home report is available via Munro & Noble website.
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