This well-proportioned four bedroom/two public room detached bungalow, offers flexible living accommodation over two levels, set on a good sized plot and is perfectly located for a host of local amenities, including King's Park Train Station.

The property has been well maintained, although would now benefit from some modernisation.

At present the accommodation compromises:

Ground Floor: Welcoming reception hall with staircase to upper floor. Commodious bay windowed sitting room with fireplace. Family room/ dining room. Kitchen, with access to the rear garden. Two bedrooms. Family bathroom, with three-piece suite.

First Floor: Upper landing. Bedroom three (with fitted wardrobes) and bedroom four, completes the overall accommodation

The property is further complemented by gas central heating, double glazing and generous private garden grounds.

King's Park is well served by regular train and bus links to the City Centre and to East Kilbride. The neighbouring suburbs of Cathcart, Burnside and Rutherglen provide a broad range of excellent shopping facilities, supermarkets, restaurants and numerous recreational facilities. East Kilbride and Silverburn Shopping Centres provides an extensive range of shops, cinema complex, restaurants and supermarkets.

There are a number of golf courses in the area and a selection of local health clubs. Pollok Country Park is also within easy reach. Schooling is available locally at both primary and secondary level including St Fillan's Primary School, Kings Park Primary, Holyrood Secondary and Kings Park Secondary. There are a number of pick up points in the South Side for Glasgow's leading independent schools.

Linn Park is the second largest park in the city. It has a variety of activities including a golf course and several children's play areas. The extensive grounds offer woodland and river walks. Holmwood House, which was designed by one of Scotland's greatest Classical architects, Alexander "Greek" Thomson (1817 - 1875) is situated within the park and maintained by the National Trust for Scotland.

The M77 provides commuter links to the City Centre, Glasgow Airport and along with the Southern Orbital provides an excellent connection to the Central Scotland motorway network as well as south towards Ayrshire and Prestwick Airport.

EPC: Band F
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