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A detached, timber-framed bungalow occupying a generous plot within an established residential area of Portpatrick. The property provides two-bedroom accommodation on one level and benefits from extensive, well-established garden grounds, private driveway parking and a conservatory.
The accommodation comprises an entrance hallway providing access to the lounge, two bedrooms and bathroom. The lounge is a comfortable reception room with a large window providing an outlook towards the garden and access through to the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of timber-fronted wall and floor units, complementary work surfaces and space for appliances. A door from the kitchen leads into the conservatory, providing additional accommodation with windows overlooking the garden and a door leading outside. There are two bedrooms, both benefiting from natural light and fitted storage, together with a bathroom comprising a bath, wash-hand basin and WC.
A particular feature of the property is the generous garden plot. The surrounding grounds have been extensively landscaped and include areas of lawn, gravelled pathways, established flowering shrubs, mature trees, ornamental grasses and various planting beds. The gardens provide several different areas of interest and benefit from a good degree of screening through established hedging and planting. A private driveway provides access to the property and off-road parking, with additional gravelled areas surrounding the bungalow.
This property represents an opportunity to acquire a detached bungalow with particularly generous garden grounds in the popular coastal village of Portpatrick.
It is understood that, on achieving a satisfactory price, the vendors will include fitted floor coverings and blinds throughout. Other items may be available through separate negotiation.
Mains electricity, drainage, and water.
D
EPC = E
By appointment with SWPC.
Negotiable.
