Semi-detached house for sale in Willowburn Avenue, New Stevenston, Motherwell ML1

A wonderfully presented and lovingly maintained three bedroom semi detached house set in a popular development set with New Stevenston.

Premier Properties are pleased to present this wonderful family home, the house is presented to a high standard so early viewings are recommended to avoid disappointment.

Accommodation:

To the ground floor there is a welcoming hallway leading to a bright and spacious lounge which has a door leading to a second hallway with doors leading to a storage cupboard, a good sized utility/WC and a 16' 6" modern stylish Kitchen/diner with ample workspace and wall and base units. To the first floor there are three well appointed bedrooms, two with built in wardrobes and a modern fitted bathroom with white suite. Master bedroom has a stunning en-suite shower room.

Outside there are raised flowerbeds with a paved pathway leading to the covered front door with an extensive monoblocked driveway to the side leading to a patio and lawned rear garden.

Also the garage has been stylishly converted to an outside office and has retained some of the garage as storage space.

Amenities:

Amenities in the area include bus and train links, sports facilities, shopping, schooling and recreation. The M74 and M8 provide travel links throughout west and central Scotland including Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Property additional info

Lounge: 13' x 13' 1" (3.96m x 3.99m)

Utilty/WC: 5' 9" x 6' 3" (1.75m x 1.91m)

Kitchen/Diner: 11' 5" x 16' 6" (3.48m x 5.03m)

Bedroom 1: 13' x 9' (3.96m x 2.74m)

En-suite Shower Room: 6' x 4' 8" (1.83m x 1.42m)

Bedroom 2: 9' 10" x 7' 3" (3.00m x 2.21m)

Bedroom 3: 9' 4" x 7' 5" (2.84m x 2.26m)

Bathroom: 6' 1" x 6' 9" (1.85m x 2.06m)

Outside Study: 12' 9" x 8' 8" (3.89m x 2.64m)

Construction materials used: Brick and block.

Roof type: Slate tiles.

Electricity source: National Grid.

Sewerage arrangements: Standard UK domestic.

Heating Supply: Central heating (gas).

Flooded in the last 5 years: No.

Does the property have required access (easements, servitudes, or wayleaves)?
Yes.

Do any public rights of way affect your your property or its grounds?
No.