31 Hillhouse Wynd, Kirknewton, Midlothian, EH27 8BU
Sale history
£322,500 in April 2015
The property
A must see, beautifully presented and impressively spacious five bedroom family home set in a quiet cul-de-sac in Kirknewton, West Lothian. With the public rooms set on the upper level, the property comprises of an entrance vestibule, hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, four double bedrooms and a single. There is also a conservatory, utility room, en-suite, family bathroom and WC.The property also features an integrated double size garage, front side and rear gardens, double glazing, gas central heating, excellent storage spaces including a partially floored loft and TV points.With a two car driveway to the front, the private rear garden is highly maintained and features decked seating area and shed. The village benefits from having a railway station, which provides trains to Glasgow and Edinburgh and a regular bus service operates to Livingston and Edinburgh from the village. The local amenities include a village shop, Post Office, takeaway and a local pub as well as a playground and park. The local Kirknewton primary school is nearby and a school bus service transports secondary school pupils to Balerno High School.
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