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Two double bedroomed FURNISHED MID TERRACE HOUSE full of historic charm and appeal sitting within the rich conservation area of Old Aberdeen surrounded by the main campus of Aberdeen University.

Furnishings: Furnished
Council Tax Band: E
Energy Efficiency: Band D
Landlord Registration: 1723302/100/31012; 1730323/100/13022
Leased

This attractive south facing mid terrace property is located within the heart of Old Aberdeen, an area rich in historical buildings.  It sits within a row of old cottages in a lane whose name tells of past occupations of the local inhabitants. The lane today is in a Conservation Area.

There are many wonderful historical places to visit within quaint Old Aberdeen where cobbled roads still run through the heart of the area.  These places include: King’s College, St Machar’s Cathedral, the Cruickshank Botanic Gardens, the University of Aberdeen Zoology Museum, Seaton Park and Brig o Balgownie.

Close to the property there’s a selection of small shops which include a Spar, a bakery, newsagent, Blackwells Bookshop, “Kilau” cafe/restaurant  and “Shelter” cafe. Just a short distance from Old Aberdeen on King Street is a couple of large  supermarkets, Morrisons to the east and Lidl to the west.

The property is comfortably furnished and simply decorated with neutral décor and floor coverings, in keeping with the general character of this charming home.  There are good public transport links from Old Aberdeen into the city centre and surrounding areas.

The property has private parking, accessed off Dunbar Street,  which can accommodate two cars when parked in tandem, together with a locked garden shed ideal for storing bicycles.  Communal drying green.

A number of the windows throughout the property are single glazed, due to it being a listed building within a conservation area.

Gas central heating throughout.

Mature and responsible students are welcome to enquire.

No pets; no smoking.

The accommodation comprises:-

ENTRANCE VESTIBULE

Small entrance vestibule with hard wearing flooring – an ideal area for kicking off the outdoor shoes.  

ENTRANCE HALL

A welcoming hall giving access to all parts of the property.  Hall cupboard suitable for cloaks and outdoor shoes.  Open under stair cupboard with window and  small table, ideal as an additional study area.  Stairs leading to the upper floor.

LOUNGE

Elegant and nicely proportioned sitting room with south facing bay window.  Furnishings include several attractive pieces of antique furniture and paintings.

KITCHEN

Bright and well fitted modern dining kitchen with windows facing north and south filling the room with plenty of natural light.  Open shelving and large pantry.  Plenty of wall and base units with an attractive contrasting worktop.  White goods include under counter fridge, electric hob with extractor fan above, electric oven and washer dryer.  Easy clean tile effect vinyl flooring.

BEDROOM 1

A large double bedroom with two windows to the south and one small north facing window. Free standing furniture includes a large oak desk and chest of drawers.  The west wall is fitted with lots of shelving.

BEDROOM 2

The second double bedroom, although offered with a single bed, also has windows back and front, with free standing furniture.  Deep shelving.  Cupboard housing the modern combi boiler.

OUTSIDE

The property has a large allocated parking space which can accommodate two moderately sized vehicles if carefully parked in tandem.  There’s also resident and “pay and display” parking in the old cobbled High Street very close to the property.  There’s a lockable shed, a short distance from the property, which currently houses a few garden tools and may be ideal to store one or two bicycles. There is a communal drying area with rotary dryers.  The small and pretty garden area belonging to the property is stocked with attractive flowering mature shrubs.  It also has a garden bench making this an ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee.

 At the end of the path is the MacRobert Memorial Garden commemorating the life of benefactor Lady MacRobert, widow of self-made millionaire Alexander MacRobert.  Should you wish to learn more about this, please click onto this link:- https://www.abdn.ac.uk/giving/difference/the-macrobert-trust-380.php

Whilst the foregoing particulars have been prepared with care and are believed to be accurate, no liability for any errors or omissions therein or the consequences thereof will be accepted.  These particulars do not form part of any contract.