Flat 31, The Granary, Glebe Street, Dumfries, DG1 2LU
Sale history
£82,750 in August 2021
The property
Modern First Floor Retirement Apartment within an exclusive development completed in 2007 by McCathy and Stone. The property is well placed for access to local amenities and the town centre. Hall; Lounge/Dining Room; Kitchen; Bedroom; Shower room. The unit has electric heating and is fully double glazed. The Granary has a Resident House Manager, and the development has a Residents' Lounge, lift to all floors and a shared Laundry facility. All rooms in the apartment have pull cords for the Careline system, which provides 24 hour assistance. EPC=B An age restriction applies and McCarthy & Stone require approval of new purchaser.
| Total Floor Area | 50 m2 |
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