Watch Property11 Crichie Place, Fettercairn, Laurencekirk AB30 1EZ
3 Bed Detached Bungalow - Offers Over £280,000
Built in 2011 by Kirkwood, this is an impressive bungalow which has been maintained to a high standard. Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in the village of Fettercairn this property is close to the A90 and handy for commuting to Aberdeen and Dundee.
There is a good sized lounge with double doors leading into a large bright family room with kitchen where there is ample space for a seating area as well as a dining area, a double-sided log burner is in this room. With 3 bedrooms, one of which has an impressive en-suite and a family bathroom and utility room, this is an ideal family home. The property benefits from Oil fired Central heating and double glazing.Extras
All fixtures and fittings as well as the integral kitchen goods namely dishwasher, oven, hob and microwave
External
This property has a driveway and single garage which has a partially floored roof space.
There is a tidy front garden to the front of the property whilst at the rear is an impressive garden with ample space, with an area set as a patio. There is a log storage and oil tank in the rear garden.
- EPC Rating: C
- Council Tax Band: E
- Tenure: Freehold
- TSPC Ref: 141565
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Montrose, St. Cyrus, Hillside, Johnshaven, Laurencekirk
The nickname of Montrose FC is "The Gable Endies" and therein lies a clue to the coastal town's history, which can be traced all the way back to a King David charter of 1140.
It blossomed as a trading port, reflected in addresses like "India Street," "Baltic Street" and "America Street," and wealthy merchants were fond of building their imposing homes gable to gable.
Montrose lays claim to having the widest High Street in Scotland and attractive narrow closes. It overlooks a two mile tidal lagoon nature reserve which attracts thousands of visitors every year - in the shape of pink-footed geese and other birdlife.
Like nearby Mearns communities St Cyrus, Laurencekirk and Johnshaven, it is well placed for travelling to Dundee and Aberdeen and a population in the region of 12,000 has expanded on the back of the North Sea oil and gas sector.
The local golf club is among the oldest in the world and the beaches enjoy regular high ratings.
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