3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Tannin Crescent, East Kilbride, Glasgow, South Lanarkshire G75

Immaculate semi detached villa set the especially popular Ballerup Village development. This family home is set within a plot which offers a great degree of privacy with rear gardens which are not overlooked.
On arrival at the property, you will notice the immediate kerb appeal. Entrance to the property is via a refitted UPVC front door, providing access into the welcoming reception hallway. The front facing lounge is bright and spacious with large window formation and modern décor. The dining sized kitchen is at the rear of the home and offers an abundance of storage by way of base and wall mounted units and French doors which provide views of and access to the rear gardens. The lower level is completed by a utility space and two piece WC.
The upper level houses a storage cupboard off the hall and three good sized bedrooms, with fitted wardrobes in the master bedroom and bedroom 3 – consistent with the rest of the property, all of the bedrooms have been redecorated to a fantastic standard. The bathroom is modern in style with a shower over bath.
Externally, the front garden consists of a monobloc driveway, highlighted by spotlights and the private enclosed rear garden offers a fantastic degree of privacy and has a decked area and the remainder is laid to lawn.
Ballerup Village itself has long been popular with the discerning buyer due to its family friendly nature, sizeable homes and proximity to local shools and shops and further amenities that East Kilbride has to offer. East Kilbride is home to a large shopping centre, sporting complexes such as Dollan Aqua centre and John Wright Sports centre and an abundance of restaurants, cafes and bars. Well connected road links provide easy access to Glasgow, Blantyre, Hamilton, Strathaven and the main M74, M8 and M77 motorway networks for destinations further afield.
This family home lies in one of East Kilbride's most sought after locations and as such the agents stress that early internal viewing is imperative to avoid disappointment.