8 Cherrytree Park, Gretna, DG16 5BP

Guide Price £42,000

Description

8 Cherrytree Park, Gretna - 2 Bedroom Detached Park Home

Park Home - Gretna

ACCOMMODATION

ENTRANCE HALLWAY

Entered through a glazed U.P.V.C door. Honeywell thermostat. Fitted carpet. Radiator with thermostatic valve. Doors off to kitchen, lounge and two bedrooms.

LOUNGE

(3.62m x 2.95m)

Double glazed bay window to the front elevation. Double glazed window to the side elevation. Voiles. Curtains. Lightshade. U.P.V.C glazed side door. Fitted carpet. Radiator with thermostatic valve. Open plan through to fitted kitchen.

FITTED KITCHEN

(3.10m x 3.05m)

White high gloss wall and base units incorporating a single drainer sink unit with chrome swan neck mixer taps. Built-in 4-ring gas hob, fan-assisted oven and chrome cooker hood extractor. Plumbed for washing machine. Space for fridge/freezer. The washing machine and fridge/freezer can be Extractor fan. Double glazed windows to either side. Roller blinds. Cupboard housing the Worcester condensing-combi boiler. Vinyl flooring. Radiator with thermostatic valve. Door through to inner hallway.

BEDROOM 1

(2.95m x 2.15m)

Double glazed window to the rear elevation. Curtains. Built-in triple wardrobes with shelving, rails and electricity fusebox. Fitted carpet. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

BEDROOM 2

(2.20m x 1.25m)

Double glazed window to the side elevation. Curtains. Built-in single wardrobe with shelf and rail. Fitted carpet. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

BATHROOM

(2.31m x 1.27m)

White three piece suite comprising bath with shower mixer taps, wash-hand basin and W.C. Tiled splashbacks above bath and wash-hand basin. Obscured double glazed window to the side elevation. Roller blind. Vies. Extractor fan. Vinyl flooring. Radiator with thermostatic valve.

OUTSIDE

Front tarmac driveway. Artificial grass at the front continuing through to the side of the property. Gravelled area to the rear with paved patio and galvanised garden shed.

NOTES

The details have been carefully prepared by the solicitor acting for the seller of the property and they are believed to be correct but are not in themselves to form the basis of any contract. Purchasers should satisfy themselves on the basic facts before a contract is concluded.