42 Tweedsyde Park, Kelso, Roxburghshire, TD5 7RF
Sale history
£275,000 in November 2020
The property
Tweedsyde Park is a desirable and sought after area of Kelso which is popular amongst retirees or perhaps those downsizing and looking to move into the town from out-with, with all local amenities within an easy, level walk of the property. This detached bungalow has been thoughtfully extended to the rear to provide living accommodation with a modern semi open plan layout; perfectly suited to a sociable family lifestyle with plenty of space for entertaining. The interior is extremely well presented in true move in condition whilst the outside space is neatly landscaped with planted beds, borders, small areas of lawn and a large decked terrace with access off the conservatory making it perfect for summer dining and garden parties.
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Location
Kelso, which lies at the meeting point of the Tweed and Teviot rivers, is one of the most attractive and unspoiled towns in the Borders. Notable features are the 12th Century Abbey, the Flemish style cobbled square, Floors Castle and the old bridge across the Tweed. The town has good educational and sporting facilities and many quality shops. The area has much to offer those interested in country pursuits with fishing on the Tweed and is an increasingly sought after location within the Borders.
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Accommodation Summary
Entrance Vestibule, Hall, Lounge, Dining Kitchen, Family/Day Room, Conservatory, Utility Room, Three Double Bedrooms and Shower Room. Garage and Private Parking
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Key Features
• Highly Sought After Area • Within Easy Walking of The Town Centre • Extended Living Accommodation • Sociable Open Plan Layout • Neat, Fully Enclosed Gardens.
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Accommodation
The entrance vestibule with window to the front opens into a light and airy hallway with good built in storage and glazed internal panels and door into the lounge. Extending to the front, the lounge is a particularly spacious room, presented in light, contemporary tones with the feature fireplace ensuring a cosy focal point to the room. From the rear of the lounge, double doors open into the adjoining dining kitchen. The dining area provides ample space for entertaining or family gatherings whilst the kitchen area is very well appointed with a range of high quality wall and base units separated from the dining area by a central island with storage below. The family room/dining room extends off the dining area and features windows overlooking the rea gardens; this is a perfect, informal space with ample room for sofas and such like. Leading off, the conservatory makes the most of the private outlooks over the gardens with windows on all sides and doors opening directly onto the decked terrace, The utility room provides a very useful facility with further wall and base unit and space for additional kitchen appliances. The bedroom accommodation is nicely separate from the living accommodation. All three bedrooms are good sized double rooms; the bedroom to the front features built in mirrored wardrobes and benefits from an en-suite shower room. The remaining two bedrooms overlook the side gardens and both have built in storage. Central within the bungalow, the shower room has been presented in modern style and is fitted with a three piece white suite.
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External
The gardens are very neatly presented and thanks to the hedged and fenced surround, they enjoy great levels of privacy. The outside space incorporates neatly planted flower beds and borders, small lawned areas in addition to the large deked terrace which extends around the rear of the bungalow with access off the conservatory. A further area of lawned garden lies to the front also.
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Garage & Parking
A single garage lies to the side of the property with driveway providing parking for a couple of vehicles. A pedestrian door at the rear of the garage allows direct access from the garden.
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Services
Mains services. Double glazing. Gas central heating
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Council Tax
Band E
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