3 Church Place, Earlston, TD4 6HZ
Sale history
£77,500 in June 2024
The property
3 Church Place is a surprisingly spacious ground floor float, located in the sought after town of Earlston and positioned just a short walk from the town centre and most amenities. Accessed via a door to the side, the layout opens out to provide a spacious lounge, well equipped kitchen, two double bedrooms and a well appointed bathroom. This property is ideally suitedto those searching for an affordable starter property and, although some cosmetic upgrading is required, it offers excellent potential and is affordably priced. Equally, it would also be suitable as an investment opportunity. There are gardens to the front and rear, the latter of which is particularly generous, and there is the added advantage of an allocated parking space.
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