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£129,999
Maranatha Crescent, FK2
- 2 beds
£129,999
- 2 beds
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Two-bedroom end terrace villa positioned in a popular residential area of Brightons, near Falkirk. The subject is close to all local amenities, transport links and is within the catchment area to the sought-after Wallacestone Primary School and Braes High School.
Entrance to the property is into a spacious hallway leading to the generous front facing lounge which has been neutrally decorated and boasts dual aspect windows making this a bright room. The kitchen faces the rear and has ample wall and base units and a door accessing the rear garden.
The upper level comprises of two well-proportioned bedrooms both benefitting from fitted wardrobes.
Externally, to the front is fully enclosed garden which has been mainly laid to lawn. To the rear is a large garden which is also laid to lawn.
Other points of interest include gas central heating, double glazing and loft access.
Council Tax Band: A
Energy Efficiency Rating: D
Local:
The town of Brightons has a fabulous reputation and is ideally situated and is well placed for the M9/M876 commuting to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. Those preferring not to drive are well catered for as Polmont train station and bus routes are all within walking distance. There is a good selection of primary and secondary schools, leisure facilities, swimming pool and recreation grounds. The nearby town of Falkirk is also home to the popular Helix Park and Kelpies, the Historic Callendar House and Park, and the famous Falkirk Wheel, a rotating boat lift connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal.
Entrance to the property is into a spacious hallway leading to the generous front facing lounge which has been neutrally decorated and boasts dual aspect windows making this a bright room. The kitchen faces the rear and has ample wall and base units and a door accessing the rear garden.
The upper level comprises of two well-proportioned bedrooms both benefitting from fitted wardrobes.
Externally, to the front is fully enclosed garden which has been mainly laid to lawn. To the rear is a large garden which is also laid to lawn.
Other points of interest include gas central heating, double glazing and loft access.
Council Tax Band: A
Energy Efficiency Rating: D
Local:
The town of Brightons has a fabulous reputation and is ideally situated and is well placed for the M9/M876 commuting to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. Those preferring not to drive are well catered for as Polmont train station and bus routes are all within walking distance. There is a good selection of primary and secondary schools, leisure facilities, swimming pool and recreation grounds. The nearby town of Falkirk is also home to the popular Helix Park and Kelpies, the Historic Callendar House and Park, and the famous Falkirk Wheel, a rotating boat lift connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal.
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£129,999
2 bed house for sale
Maranatha Crescent, FK2
Two-bedroom end terrace villa positioned in a popular residential area of Brightons, near Falkirk. The subject is close to all local amenities, transport links and is within the catchment area to the sought-after Wallacestone Primary School and Braes High School.
Entrance to the property is into a spacious hallway leading to the generous front facing lounge which has been neutrally decorated and boasts dual aspect windows making this a bright room. The kitchen faces the rear and has ample wall and base units and a door accessing the rear garden.
The upper level comprises of two well-proportioned bedrooms both benefitting from fitted wardrobes.
Externally, to the front is fully enclosed garden which has been mainly laid to lawn. To the rear is a large garden which is also laid to lawn.
Other points of interest include gas central heating, double glazing and loft access.
Council Tax Band: A
Energy Efficiency Rating: D
Local:
The town of Brightons has a fabulous reputation and is ideally situated and is well placed for the M9/M876 commuting to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. Those preferring not to drive are well catered for as Polmont train station and bus routes are all within walking distance. There is a good selection of primary and secondary schools, leisure facilities, swimming pool and recreation grounds. The nearby town of Falkirk is also home to the popular Helix Park and Kelpies, the Historic Callendar House and Park, and the famous Falkirk Wheel, a rotating boat lift connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal.
Entrance to the property is into a spacious hallway leading to the generous front facing lounge which has been neutrally decorated and boasts dual aspect windows making this a bright room. The kitchen faces the rear and has ample wall and base units and a door accessing the rear garden.
The upper level comprises of two well-proportioned bedrooms both benefitting from fitted wardrobes.
Externally, to the front is fully enclosed garden which has been mainly laid to lawn. To the rear is a large garden which is also laid to lawn.
Other points of interest include gas central heating, double glazing and loft access.
Council Tax Band: A
Energy Efficiency Rating: D
Local:
The town of Brightons has a fabulous reputation and is ideally situated and is well placed for the M9/M876 commuting to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. Those preferring not to drive are well catered for as Polmont train station and bus routes are all within walking distance. There is a good selection of primary and secondary schools, leisure facilities, swimming pool and recreation grounds. The nearby town of Falkirk is also home to the popular Helix Park and Kelpies, the Historic Callendar House and Park, and the famous Falkirk Wheel, a rotating boat lift connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal.