3 bed detached bungalow for sale in St. John's Town of Dalry

Property highlight: Attractive, traditional, detached bungalow enjoying views of the Water of Ken and beyond.

The property is located in the north-west of St. Johns Town of Dalry, in an established private residential area, close to local amenities. St. John's Town of Dalry lies in the Glenkens, one of the most scenic areas in Scotland and The Southern Upland Way passes through the village. The village has the benefit of shopping facilities, a church and two hotels, as well as primary and secondary schools. A nine hole golf course is situated approximately 3 miles distant in New Galloway and The Galloway Activity Centre is also close by. The A75 Euro route which forms the main arterial road through the region lies approximately 14 miles distant. The popular market town of Castle Douglas is approximately 14 mile distant. Attractive, traditional, detached bungalow set within generous gardens enjoying views at the rear towards the Water of Ken and hills beyond. The property has spaciously laid out, light filled, high ceilinged, flexible accommodation arranged over one floor and features three reception rooms and three bedrooms. It retains many pleasing traditional features including the wood finishes, fire-places and large bay window, and benefits from UPVC double glazing and an Air Source Heat Pump which serves the radiators. Entering the property, a small entrance vestibule leads to the entrance hall and gives access to the accommodation. Attractively located at the rear of the property with views across the garden towards the Water of Ken is a spacious, light lounge with fire-place and large bay window and adjoining dining room with fire-place and French doors to the rear garden. A spacious dining kitchen located at the front of the property leads through to a vestibule with a good sized utility room off, and spacious conservatory which has been added at the side of the property to enjoy the beautiful views. There are three comfortable bedrooms served by a family bathroom. The generous gardens are laid mainly to lawn with seating areas and summer house which gently slope downwards towards the Water of Ken.