69 Closeburn, Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, DG3 5HR

2 Bed Bungalow - Semi-Detached with 1 Reception Room

Sale history

£84,000 in December 2023

The property

Semi-detached two bedroom cottage situated in Closeburn. Benefits from off street parking, large garden, double glazing and LPG central heating. Closeburn is a village on A76, which has a general store, church and Primary School. Just two miles north to Thornhill. Thornhill offers excellent primary and secondary schools and benefits from a quality 18- hole golf course, a thriving bowling club, tennis and squash clubs. The area is well known for salmon and trout fishing in the river Nith and its tributaries and for its shooting and hill walking opportunities. Four miles to the north lies Drumlanrig Castle.

  • Living Room

    Living Room – 4.82m x 3.95m

  • Kitchen

    Kitchen – 3.32m x 2.82m

  • Bedroom 1

    Bedroom 1 – 4.82m x 3.74m

  • Bedroom 2

    Bedroom 2 – 3.67m x 2.92m

  • Rear hall

    Rear hall – 1.64m x 0.88m

  • Wet Room

    Wet Room – 2.32m x 1.31m

  • Porch

    Porch – 2.68m x 1.37m

Total Floor Area 73 m2
Energy rating E

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