After a delightful, warm and bright June, the dreich Scottish summer is following its familiar pattern and has become a bit of a washout.
But perhaps something which may bring you some sunshine is this week’s property offering, a three-bedroom, upgraded villa in the heart of Duntocher at a truly fair price.
This Stark Avenue home is listed on the Clydebank property market by Clydebank Estate & Letting Agents for offers over £154,995.
The property is accessed via a welcoming entrance hallway with a stairway to the upper level and an under-stair storage cupboard.
A spacious lounge offers flexible accommodation with ample space for a dining area, and dual aspect windows flooding the room with natural light.
The kitchen has been impressively upgraded to include a combination of wall and floor-mounted units with an integrated eye-level oven, gas hob and hood, dishwasher and washing machine and a breakfast bar, as well as space for additional appliances.
Just like the kitchen, the downstairs bathroom upgrade has only just been completed and the bathroom now comprises a modern three-piece suite with waterfall shower over the bath and an additional handheld showerhead alongside a fitted vanity unit.
On the upper level, there are three spacious double bedrooms with fantastic storage, perfect for any growing family.
Externally, there are spacious garden grounds to both the front and rear of the villa, perfect to wind away the summer evenings – if you ever get a nice one!
The elevated property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout, and there is on-street parking available directly adjacent to the front door.
Stark Avenue is within easy reach of all local amenities.
Local schooling is available a short distance from the property in the form of Carleith Primary School and Kilpatrick School.
It also benefits from being close to Great Western Road and the Erskine Bridge, marking it as the perfect location for any commuter wishing to go to Glasgow, Loch Lomond or beyond.
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