Myvot Avenue, Glasgow

This excellent SEMI DETACHED VILLA is not only set within an established and desirable residential estate, but indeed commands a prime appointment within it. Appealing, open views are afforded from both front and rear with rear landscaped gardens extending to woodland. This provides both privacy and a dramatic backdrop.
Specification to subjects includes gas fired central heating, double glazing, carpets, floor coverings, blinds, curtains and both integrated and free-standing kitchen appliances.
Outer door at front to greeting vestibule. Access from here to spacious and stylish lounge/diner with access given to rear, well equipped kitchen. A kitchen completed with integrated electric hob, oven, cooker hood and dishwasher. Free standing refrigerator and separate freezer also included.
At first floor are 2 double bedrooms. From both the front and rear bedrooms are the best views enjoyed. Principal has fitted cupboard and second has full wall, fitted wardrobes. Interior completed by modern, tiled shower room.
Front garden has stone chipped section and large driveway. Rear gardens are enclosed with lawn, stone chipped area and 2 patios.
Appealing, beautifully appointed and "turnkey", we recommend early viewing.

The large "new" town of Cumbernauld is set in the historic county of Dunbartonshire and council area of North Lanarkshire. Lying in the very "centre of the central belt", between east and west (The Forth and The Clyde).
Originally populated around the Village and large park with medieval castle, the town has grown and improved to its present size.
Perhaps the most wonderful aspect of Cumbernauld is the fact it is almost 50% green. The Scottish Wildlife Trust owns four wildlife reserves in the town – Cumbernauld Glen, Luggiebank WoodForest Wood, and Northside Wood.[117] These habitats include ancient oak forest (with attendant bluebell displays in early summer) and large areas of Scots pine coverage.
Cumbernauld has bus links to Glasgow, including the airport, Stirling, Falkirk, Dunfermline and St Andrews. Rail services to and from the town are provided by ScotRail from Cumbernauld Station
Nearby motorway links include the M8, M73, M74, M80, M876 and M9.
Excellent education is provided at both primary and secondary by a great number of local schools. In addition, there is New College Lanarkshire for further education.
Condorrat was previously a village and predates the new town of Cumbernauld. Still one of the most desirable districts it retains its character with a number of local shops, restaurants and amenities.