7 Bullwood Place, Glasgow, G53 7LG
Sale history
£250,000 in July 2019
The property
Located at the end of a private cul-de-sac this modern Detached extended Bungalow is sure to impress any discerning purchasers. The property has been upgraded to a high standard by the present owners and early viewing is strongly advised by the selling agents to appreciate the wealth of accommodation on offer. The subject comprises of Six flexible apartments which could be utilised to suit your own requirements. There is an impressive front facing lounge, dining size kitchen, family wet room, study and large conservatory which is located towards the rear. There are 2 good sized Double bedrooms with an option of a 3rd bedroom accessed from Bedroom 1 or would be ideal suited as a Dressing room / Ensuite (Plumbing in place). The property is enhanced by new double glazed window units, gas fired central heating, a high degree of interior finish/decoration, enclosed private gardens, the rear garden with slab patio and grass areas, the front garden has chip stones and Monobloc driveway which runs to side leading to garage with utility/workshop store. The selling agents would advise early viewing as the location and high degree of finishes will incur interest in today's market. All local amenities are within close proximity along with excellent commuter access available to Glasgow city centre and west end.
| Total Floor Area | 120 m2 |
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