49 Highfield Crescent, Linlithgow, West Lothian, EH49 7BG
Sale history
£333,777 in September 2020
The property
Sold STC - This detached bungalow with mature garden and garage forms part of an established and very popular residential area within the historic town of Linlithgow. The bright, generously proportioned property is in need of some cosmetic refurbishment and comprises; entrance vestibule, large dining kitchen which has a range of base and wall mounted units with work surfaces and splash backs. The light & airy lounge is located off the kitchen and has a picture window with door formation to front providing excellent natural light. A formal dining room is also located off the kitchen and overlooks the rear garden. Finally, the inner hall gives access to three good sized bedrooms and wet room. Benefits include gas central heating, double glazing, built in storage/wardrobes. An ideal purchase for professionals, retirees or growing family. Lovely cul-de-sac setting. Well placed for commuting. Excellent potential. There are private gardens to front and rear which have well stocked borders, decorative aggregate and area of lawn. The greenhouse and garden shed will be included in the sale. A drive provides parking and access to the detached garage.
| Council Tax Band | F |
| Total Floor Area | 105 m2 |
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