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David Gallagher
Inverurie, Glow Garren 4 bedroom home
Opening hours
Monday: 10.30 - 17.30
Tuesday: - Closed
Wednesday: - Closed
Thursday: 10.30 - 17.30
Friday: 10.30 - 17.30
Saturday: 10.30 - 17.30
Sunday: 10.30 - 17.30
Key Features
- En-suite to main & bedroom 2
- Unique media wall feature for contemporary living
- Desirable open plan living/kitchen/dining
- Separate utility
- Attached single garage with access from utility
- French double doors to rear garden
- Monobloc drive for kerb appeal
- Cloakroom
- 10 Year NHBC Warranty
- Energy efficient home
Description
This generous family home with an integrated garage has a welcoming hallway with downstairs WC, storage cupboards and a family room. The dining kitchen and lounge are divided by a media wall, allowing both areas to be separate yet with an open plan feel at the same time. The wide French doors from the lounge allow direct access to the private back garden.
A spacious upper hallway leads to the main family bathroom, main bedroom with en suite, another en suite bedroom, and two spacious bedrooms.
This 4 bedroom detached home is an ideal haven for growing families.
Take a virtual tour of the stunning Inverurie.
Layout and specification may vary by plot. Please book your appointment to experience the new home feeling for yourself.
Opening hours
Monday: 10.30 - 17.30
Tuesday: - Closed
Wednesday: - Closed
Thursday: 10.30 - 17.30
Friday: 10.30 - 17.30
Saturday: 10.30 - 17.30
Sunday: 10.30 - 17.30
Availability
| Plot Number | Offers | Bedrooms | Price | Status | Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plot 149 | View offers | 4 bedroom home | £379,995 | Available | Important Info |
Floor Plans
Ground Floor
Kitchen / Dining 3980mm x 3525mm 13’ x 11’ 6”
Lounge 4540mm x 3720mm 14’ 10” x 12’ 2”
Family Room 3785mm x 2485mm 12’ 5” x 8’ 1”
Cloaks 2100mm x 1100mm 6’ 10” x 3’ 7”
Utility 2415mm x 1105mm 7’ 11” x 3’ 7”
First Floor
Bedroom 1 2690mm x 3875mm 8’ 9” x 12’ 8”
En suite 1 1575mm x 1480mm 5’ 2” x 4’ 10”
Bedroom 2 4565mm x 2805mm 14’ 11” x 9’ 2”
En suite 2 2365mm x 1650mm 7’ 9” x 5’ 4”
Bedroom 3 4280mm x 2435mm 14’ x 8’ 3”
Bedroom 4 3805mm x 2785mm 12’ 5” x 9’ 1”
Bathroom 2365mm x 1385mm 7’ 9” x 4’ 6”
Specification
- 10-year NHBC Warranty
- Dual zone heating for energy cost saving
- Symphony kitchen with soft close*
- Electrolux Stainless Steel Double oven
- Electrolux 4–burner gas hob
- Electrolux Integrated Fridge Freezer
- Stainless Steel Splashback to hob
- Electrolux Stainless Steel Chimney Hood
- Porcelanosa Wall tiling to bathroom, en-suite & cloakroom**
- Ideal Standard sanitaryware
- BT Point to Downstairs Store
- Media Plate to Lounge
- Outside Light to Front
- Fully enclosed rear garden
- Walls/Ceilings Painted White
- White Satinwood Finish to Internal Joinery
- Feature Internal Doors in White Finish
- Chrome Ironmongery
* Choice of kitchen styles subject to build stage
** Choice of tiling subject to build stage
Development Layout
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House type key
- BOTHWELL 3 bedroom home
- CARNOUSTIE 3 bedroom home
- DUNDONALD 3 bedroom home
- ELMWOOD 4 bedroom home
- FIDRA 4 bedroom home
- GULLANE 4 bedroom home
- INVERURIE 4 bedroom home
- JEDBURGH 5 bedroom home
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Location
Hamilton is a thriving town, situated on the confluence of the River Clyde and the River Avon. An ideal place for all ages, it has excellent road, rail, and bus links; a range of good nursery, primary and secondary schools; great local shopping to suit all pockets and tastes; a lively cultural scene centred on the iconic Town House; and a famous sporting heritage.
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The elegance of the town’s architecture, and the industry that shaped it, is reflected in many local landmarks, a legacy of the Dukes of Hamilton. Strathclyde Country Park, which sits between Hamilton and Motherwell, is not only the site of the former family seat, the now demolished Hamilton Palace, but also the 120 feet tall Hamilton family mausoleum which towers over the park. If you follow the River Avon south through the town, you’ll find yourself in front of the dukes’ Chatelherault hunting lodge, the gateway to the eponymous 500-acre country park, where you can also find the remains of Cadzow Castle, another Hamilton landmark.
Sport is part of the lifeblood of the town: enjoy a fabulous day out at the races at Hamilton Park Racecourse, or cheer on the town’s football team, the memorably named Hamilton Academicals, who play in the Scottish Championship. For water sports enthusiasts, Strathclyde Country Park Water Sports Centre on Strathclyde Loch is a centre of excellence with an Olympic-standard rowing course and the venue for world-class triathlon events. You can enjoy windsurfing, rowing, and water skiing as well as fun water activities for all the family. And if you prefer to be active on dry land, why not play a round of golf at Strathclyde Golf Club, take up bowls at Hamilton Bowling Club, or try your hand at curling at Hamilton ice rink? There are also miles of trails for walking, running, and cycling around the whole area.
Glow Garren, Wellhall Road, Hamilton, ML3 9BZ
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