A charming and fully renovated three-bedroom semi-detached period cottage positioned on a large plot, nestled within the picturesque rural village of Abington, South Lanarkshire.
A welcoming vestibule opens into the hall, with the stunning living room set to the front, featuring a gorgeous wood panel surround, cornices, a ceiling rose, a feature fireplace and access to the rear kitchen and bathroom area. Set off an inner hall, there is a contemporary three-piece shower room which consists of a wonderful gloss gold towel rail, walk-in shower, matte black wash hand basin with vanity unit and oak wood feature. The brand-new kitchen benefits from an array of storage space, with beautiful Herringbone tiling, a large Rangemaster oven and an ample ceramic basin with a brass water tap over.
Whilst an exceptionally spacious sunroom enjoys plentiful natural light and offers further family space and access to the rear garden. Bedroom one is set on the ground floor, with a side aspect window. Whilst upstairs, there are two further well-sized bedrooms, with bedroom one featuring superb storage provision with eaves and built-in wardrobes.
Features include gas central heating with underfloor heating on the ground floor, double glazing, a large driveway, garage, tree-lined garden & close motorway links.
There is a fantastic garage to the rear of the driveway and the rear garden is tree-lined for a wealth of privacy.
Abington is a small village in South Lanarkshire, at the southern edge of the Clyde Valley, around 11 miles southwest of Biggar and close to the M74 motorway. The village offers essential amenities, with a general store within walking distance, as well as its own primary school; whilst the neighbouring towns offer all other amenities expected in a town with supermarkets, medical practices, post offices, restaurants and main street shops. With easy access to the M74, as well as local bus services, Abington makes a prime location for rapid commuting into Glasgow and further afield. Set within rural surroundings, there are vast open green areas and outdoor recreation, with the Clyde Valley Tourist Route passing through.