34 Burnside Terrace, Addiewell, West Calder, West Lothian, EH55 8NE
Sale history
£190,000 in January 2016
The property
Beautifully-presented 4 bedroom 2 public room detached bungalow, offering spacious and flexible family accommodation, quietly located in an established residential development in Addiewell, West Calder. Occupying a generous corner plot, it enjoys well-tended gardens, multi-car driveway, and detached single garage with electric up and over door. The accommodation comprises: vestibule, hall, living room, dining kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite, four further double bedrooms, and bathroom. It benefits from uPVC double glazing, gas central heating, excellent storage space including loft, and satellite TV/phone points. Addiewell, situated off the A71, enjoys a semi-rural commuter location near West Calder, with a good range of amenities, shops, as well as a post office and school. West Calder provides a broader range of facilities, including a supermarket, bars, restaurants and a railway station, with nearby Bathgate and Livingston offering comprehensive amenities and shopping. There are excellent transport links to Edinburgh, by road and rail, and easy access to the M8 and motorway network and to Edinburgh Airport.
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 117 m2 |
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