2 bedroom bungalow for sale

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• PRIME NEW ENTRY. We are excited to present this fantastic 2 bedroom bungalow, located in a prime location in Buckie - *HOME REPORT £110,000*

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• *3 Linn Crescent, Buckie, AB56 1NA Previously sold for £125,000. 10 Linn Crescent, Buckie, AB56 1NA Previously sold for £127,000*

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• For rental purposes, the property could potentially attract a monthly rent of £700-£800 per month (£8,400-£9,600 p/a). Excellent yield potential.

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• Property could potentially lend itself as a potential SA / Air BNB opportunity, subject to gaining necessary permissions. Sure to appeal to shrewd investors or owner occupiers looking for a fantastic new home.

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• Property is situated within close proximity to schools and local amenities.

PRIME NEW ENTRY. We are excited to present this 2 bed bungalow, located in a prime location in Buckie.

Property Comprises: Living room, kitchen, Bathroom, 2 spacious double bedroom, garden to the front and rear. Property benefits from ample storage space throughout.



Sure to appeal to investors looking for a property in a sought after location with great potential for Capital Growth. The local area has seen some great sales recently showing that there is strong demand.



Local sales evidence:



*3 Linn Crescent, Buckie, AB56 1NA Previously sold for £125,000. 10 Linn Crescent, Buckie, AB56 1NA Previously sold for £127,000*

Prime Opportunity for Property investor looking for a property in a excellent location. Fantastic Capital growth potential.

This lot is open to immediate offers. Should you wish to offer NOW, you can do so via our "Make an Offer" button on our website.

This property is offered at a fantastic price to ensure an Auction sale.

The property will feature in our upcoming timed online auction. To participate in the live auction, you must have a bidding account created. For further details on how to have a bidding account created please contact the team.

Location:

Buckie is a small coastal town in the northeast of Scotland, located on the Moray Firth in the council area of Moray. Historically it developed as a major fishing port during the 19th and early 20th centuries, with its harbour and shipbuilding industry shaping the town's growth and culture.