Watch PropertyBurnside Cottage, 19 Kirk Wynd PH2 0SJ
2 Bed Detached Bungalow - Offers Over £230,000
Burnside Cottage, a gorgeous, quirky and cosy 2 bedroom cottage full of character nestled down the quiet and peaceful Kirk Wynd in Dunning.
Dunning is a historic conservation community, and only two miles from the main Perth to Glasgow Motorway whilst enjoying a scenic location at the foot of the Ochil Hills. There is a primary school, a local favourite pub/restaurant, and a shop/post office within the settlement. Auchterarder is a nearby town, with secondary schooling and many other amenities.
The property is all on one level and comprises brand new fully integrated kitchen with wood burning stove and access to the back garden. At the other end of the house is the lounge which has been recently redecorated, also featuring a wood burning stove creating a cosy atmosphere throughout the home. Both bedrooms are double and have ample space for wardrobes.
The exterior of the house boasts a patio area at the back door with a shed, a courtyard style garden around the far side of the house with matured shrubs. Vehicular needs are met with ample street parking directly out the front of the property.
This lovely countryside property would make an ideal purchase for a small family, retirees or anyone looking for a perfect holiday home.
Council Tax Band - C
EPC - D
- EPC Rating: D
- Council Tax Band: C
- Tenure: Freehold
- PSPC Ref: 962198
- Measurements: (in meters)
- Lounge— 4.91 x 3.8m
- Kitchen—4.83 x 2.96m
- Bed 1—3.79 x 2.43m
- Bed 2—3.82 x 2.43m
- Hall—6 x 1m
- WC/Shower—3.15 x 1.25m
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Auchterarder, Blackford, Dunning
FAST-EXPANDING Auchterarder, or the Lang Toon as it is still often referred to, offers a wide variety of properties, ranging from smart Victorian villas to flats, cottages and contemporary properties.
The main street spans more than a mile and the once congested town has benefited from being by-passed in the 1980s.
While many residents work in Perth, Stirling or even Glasgow, the community feel is enhanced by a secondary school, golf club and a wealth of independent shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants.
The surrounding area, which includes the world famous Gleneagles Hotel, host to the 2014 Ryder Cup and 2019 Solheim Cup, offers a range of up-market properties, of varying vintages.
Nearby, the village of Blackford is perhaps best known nowadays as the home of bottled water manufacturers Highland Spring and Tullibardine Distillery.
Dunning, Forteviot (a legacy of the Roaring Twenties) and Forgandenny, where independent school Strathhallan is thriving, are among the many villages in this part of Strathearn.
The one-time weaving centre of Dunning, with the ancient tower of St Serfs Church and nine-hole golf and tennis club at its heart, pans out from Thorn Tree Square, which recalls a tree planted in the wake of a Jacobite burning of 1716.
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