13 Bridge Street, Kirkcudbright, DG6 4DW
Sale history
£125,000 in December 2021
The property
This bright Bridge Street property, with exclusive entrance at ground level has views overlooking Kirkcudbright harbour from the kitchen. The back door, also at ground level, takes you to the shared garden with pathway to the harbour. The staircase leads to the spacious, high ceilinged two bedroom apartment. Bridge Street is within a fine terraced row of whinstone houses with sandstone facings. Although a First Floor Flat, this property benefits from having its own exclusive main door entrance from the pavement at the front and also to the rear garden. It is a bright airy flat, with high ceilings and some good period features such as the fine oak stair banister. Kirkcudbright itself is an attractive harbour town which boasts an array of historical and architectural features of interest, including a castle in its town centre, an ancient High Street, Toll Booth Art's Centre, Stewartry Museum and numerous galleries, including the newly opened Kirkcudbright Gallery and Cafe on St Mary Street. Known as the "Artists' Town", Kirkcudbright was the home of the renowned Artist, E A Hornel (one of the "Glasgow Boys") and other artists who formed the artist colony. The town has an affiliation for art exhibitions and crafts. Within town there is a wide variety of family owned shops, pubs, hotels and restaurants, active sport facilities, including a golf course, marina, swimming pool, tennis courts, squash courts, as well as an active Summer Festivities Programme, including its own Jazz Festival, Tattoo and Riding of the Marches celebrations. Outside Accessed via the ground floor rear hall, private rear garden. With a path leading from the garden to the harbour. With a small shared area for storage of wheelie bins
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Entrance Vestibule
1.21 m X 1.64 m / 4'0" X 5'5"
Hardwood door to the street; tiled flooring.
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Entrance Hallway (S Shaped)
12”2’ x 3”11’ (3.71m x 1.21m) Split into two parts, with the first leading from the vestibule to the main staircase; laid out in wood-effect laminate flooring. 13”5’ x 3”1’ (4.09m x 0.95m) Laid out in tiled flooring; good sized under stair shelved storage cupboard. The stairs leading to first floor are laid out in carpet and a large double glazed window at the turn creates a bright, well lit space.
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Upper Hallway (t shaped)
2.57 m X 2.03 m / 8'5" X 6'8"
A bright, spacious area, with good natural light; laid out in carpet; radiator; hatch leading to the attic, which provides ample room for storage. Doors lead off to the living room and bedrooms
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Living Room
4.44 m X 3.68 m / 14'7" X 12'1"
Laid out in carpet; uPVC double glazed window looking out onto the rear area; radiator; tiled fireplace with wooden surround currently featuring an electric, coal-effect fire. Doorway leading to the kitchen via an additional hallway.
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Dining Room
3.19 m X 2.97 m / 10'6" X 9'9"
This bright kitchen features a built-in kitchen table; radiator; integrated hob and cooker; space for fridge, washing machine and dryer; large pane uPVC windows overlooking the rear and catching views of Kirkcudbright’s bustling Harbour; ample built-in storage cupboards and shelves; and carbon monoxide alarm.
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Bedroom 1
4.29 m X 3.63 m / 14'1" X 11'11"
This bright and spacious, high ceilinged room features twin uPVC double glazed windows overlooking Bridge Street, with radiator; under window sill and built in storage cupboards
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Bedroom 2
3.83 m X 2.59 m / 12'7" X 8'6"
This room is large enough to accommodate either two single beds or a double bed; window with deep sill to front. Laid out in carpet; dado rail; radiator
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Bathroom
2.3 m X 2.33 m / 7'7" X 7'8"
Laid out in linoleum, featuring a large roof light for natural light; bath; wall mounted shower unit; bath to ceiling tiles around three sides; W.C.; wash-hand basin and storage unit; radiator and skylight
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