THIS week’s Ayrshire property of the week is a four-bedroom villa that has become available on a desirable Saltcoats street.
Auchanshangan Drive was one of the first developments which has now seen homes built adjacent to Burns Avenue right from the roundabout between there and Stanley Road, all the way to Arran View nursing home.
The street offers a perfect position for a wide range of local amenities within the ‘Three Towns’ locale of Ardrossan, Saltcoats and Stevenston.
This includes Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrison’s supermarkets, and numerous gyms and leisure facilities - such as Harvie’s which offers both a swimming pool and ice rink.
While the homes provide the ideal opportunity for young families, both with the space they offer, and the schools within walking distance.
Dykesmains, Stanley and Mayfield primary schools are all only a short walk away - while Ardrossan, Auchenharvie and St Matthew’s academies are all also only a short distance away.
The area is also conveniently situated for all road and rail links to Glasgow and all West Coast towns.
Looking at the property itself - it is a detached four-bedroom villa with three bathroom facilities and two living areas.
Number 25 is an excellent family home that provides spacious accommodation over two levels and enjoys all the benefits of being in a quiet residential area close to local amenities.
The property also benefits from modern gas central heating and double glazing. Externally, there are gardens to the front and rear, driveway and integral garage. There is no onward chain for this property.
The property is on the market at present with Coast Estate Agents - available for offers over £199,995.
You can view number 25 in more detail here.
Coast warn that: “Properties of this calibre are few and far between, so to avoid disappointment we recommend that an early appointment to view is arranged.”
Viewings can only be arranged via appointment from the estate agent, this can be arranged by giving them a call on 01294 313016.
Offers must also be submitted through the agent.
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