Watch Property79b Long Lane, Broughty Ferry DD5 2AS
2 Bed Ground Floor Flat - Offers Over £155,000
• Spacious and well presented Ground Floor Apartment
• Located in a very popular, central area of Broughty Ferry minutes from the seafront
• Gas Fired Central Heating and Double Glazing, ample storage
• Private, enclosed front garden and mutual rear drying green area
This most impressive, spacious and well presented GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT forms part of a substantial stone-built building of similar flatted properties and is ideally situated in a very central area of Broughty Ferry, within minutes’ walking distance of all the Ferry’s many and varied amenities and services, including a vast array of
bespoke shops, local convenience stores, cafes and restaurants, public houses and of course the popular sea-front walkway, coast and harbour areas. The main east coast railway station for Broughty Ferry is again very conveniently located and there is a regular public transport service close-by. The property offers spacious rooms, with a generous Lounge, well appointed Kitchen with fitted appliances, a well fitted Shower Room and two double Bedrooms both with
wardrobe storage. Of particular note and which is quite unique for Broughty Ferry, this Apartment has its own private, enclosed front garden area which is neatly laid out, perfect for sitting out on an evening. There is also a mutual drying green area to the rear of the building and a private Timber Shed. The property would suit a variety of buyers and early viewing is highly recommended. to avoid disappointment.
- EPC Rating: C
- Council Tax Band: B
- Tenure: Freehold
- TSPC Ref: 141411
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Broughty Ferry & Barnhill
Broughty Ferry, or "The Ferry" as it's better known to locals, may rub shoulders with Dundee but it retains a fiercely protected identity all of its own. The imposing 15th Century castle, now home to a museum, hints at the historic importance of a town whose story can be traced in her architecture.
The quaint fishermen's cottages and grid iron pattern of development hint at times past and they enjoy Conservation Area status, while the influence of Dundee jute wealth can be detected in the impressive Victorian villas and terraces overlooking the esplanade, top rated beach and the coast of Fife across the Tay estuary.
Nowadays, "The Ferry" and Barnhill may be fertile commuter territory for many of the 13,000 or so residents but the appeal of living here lies in her distinctive shops, restaurants, bars, cafes and boutiques, with Grove Academy and three primary schools catering for families lured by modern housing developments which have rolled out between the River Tay and the main north-south road.
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