16 Durham Grove, Bonnyrigg, Midlothian, EH19 3EU
Sale history
£142,000 in September 2017
The property
Beveridge & Kellas are delighted to present to the market this lovely 2 bedroom semi-detached house set within a sought after and peaceful location in the popular town of Bonnyrigg. The accommodation will suit a variety of buyers and comprises: entrance hall, spacious lounge, separate kitchen, 2 double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property has the added benefit of a 2 car driveway, garage, large south facing rear garden and low maintenance front garden. The property also benefits from gas central heating and is fully double glazed. Bonnyrigg is a small thriving town in the county of Midlothian perhaps some eight miles from the city centre. It benefits from great commuter bus and railway links and is a few minutes from the city bypass giving access to retail parks east and west of the city. Within the town there is a library, a swimming pool with additional leisure facilities, a golf course at Broomieknowe plus a Sports Complex at Lasswade High School. Shops and schooling are also plentiful in the immediate vicinity.
| Total Floor Area | 62 m2 |
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