Flat for sale in Beith KA15, 1 Bedroom

Perfect opportunity for the first time buyer or savvy investor. Situated in Beith, a lovely village with great transport links by bus and railway closeby. This lovely apartment would make an excellent investment opportunity and is in walk-in condition.

A charming traditional apartment presented to the market in walk-in condition in a great location in Grahamfield Place.

The lounge has a focal point fireplace with flame effect fire and is freshly decorated in neutral tones, and the lounge overlooks the lovely back garden which is shared, and beautifully presented with an area laid to lawn and mature shrubbery to the border areas.

There is a spacious double bedroom with built in mirrored wardrobes offering loads of storage space.

The shower room benefits from wet wall panelling and is in fact a wet room and therefore offers ease of maintenance.

Perfect for the first time buyer, the modern kitchen has a 4 ring electric hob, oven, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge freezer, all of which are included in the asking price.

The apartment is within walking distance of the newly built secondary School, Garnock Community Campus with leisure suite and swimming pool. For detailed information on schooling, please use The Property Boom's school catchment and performance tool on our website. Park and ride facilities at Glengarnock train station are less than a five-minute drive and a regular bus service will have you in Glasgow City Centre in under 35 minutes. The West Coast with beautiful sandy beaches is only 20 minutes' drive or a short train journey away. The picturesque town of Beith is a delightful place with local cafes and an eclectic range of shops.

Viewing by appointment – please contact The Property Boom to arrange a viewing or for any further information and a copy of the Home Report. Any areas, measurements or distances quoted are approximate and floor Plans are only for illustration purposes and are not to scale. Thank you.

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