Directions
From Union Street east turn left onto King Street, continue down King Street over the Bridge of Don onto the Ellon Road to the roundabout at the Exhibition Centre, turn left onto the Parkway to the next roundabout and then right onto Scotstown Road and turn left at the traffic lights onto Jesmond Drive. Continue on Jesmond Drive passing the Asda Superstore and Oldmachar Academy take the second on the left into Lee Crescent which leads to Lee Crescent North. Turn left, then left again and number 416 is located on the right hand side within the cul de sac.
The bright accommodation comprises of a good sized vestibule which leads to the light and airy lounge/ dining area with picture window to the front of the property. A well appointed kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units incorporating an integrated hob with extractor hood and oven/grill. Ample space for additional freestanding appliances. Upstairs, there are two spacious double bedrooms, the larger of which benefits from fitted wardrobe facilities. A centrally set bathroom with shower over the bath completes the accommodation. Externally, the front garden is enclosed by a low level wall and laid to astro turf for easy maintenance. The fully enclosed rear garden is screened by high level timber fencing. This area is fully laid with paving and stone chips for low maintenance. Allocated parking space available to the front of the property.
Fixtures and fittings
Property will be sold inclusive of all floor coverings, blinds and light fittings along with all integrated white goods.
Location
Bridge of Don is a very popular residential area lying to the north of the city. There is an excellent choice of primary schools and secondary education is provided at Oldmachar and Bridge of Don Academies. There are ample shopping, sports and recreational facilities. There are also numerous clubs and associations. Bridge of Don is well served by public transport and the city centre is within easy driving distance. The Industrial Estates of both Bridge of Don and Dyce, together with the Airport are close at hand.
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