Unit 4, 9D Shore Street, Lossiemouth, IV31 6PB

Property Description

3 Bedroom(s) | 1 Bathroom(s) | 1 Reception(s)

Lossiemouth is described as the ‘jewel in Moray’s crown’, boasting a championship golf course, two large sandy beaches, yachting marina and esplanade area with seafront cafes and restaurants. This small development is conveniently located by the marina, just a short walk from most local amenities.

This three bedroom Tulloch of Cummingston house provides comfortable and well laid out family accommodation on two levels, with a south-facing rear garden.

The open plan kitchen/diner includes French doors leading to the south-facing patio and enclosed rear garden area, which has a low maintenance artificial lawn and feature raised planting area.

Energy efficiency has been well thought of with high levels of insulation and air-tightness, underfloor heating and an eco-friendly air source heat pump ensuring high levels of comfort and low heating bills.

The selling price includes a high quality internal finish with fitted kitchen, luxury bathroom sanitaryware and floor coverings.

Room Sizes

Ground Floor:

• Lounge               3385 x 4070mm
• Kitchen/Dining     5885 x 2980mm
• WC                     1180 x 1810mm

First Floor:

• Master Bedroom   2935 x 3230mm
• Bedroom 2           2780 x 2535mm
• Bedroom 3           2895 x 3230mm
• Bathroom            1880 x 2680mm

All room sizes are approximate and may vary due to nature of construction. The above details do not form any part of a contract and are for illustration purposes only.

 

These particulars have been prepared in good faith to give a fair overall view of the property; they do not constitute an offer and will not form part of any contract. We make no representation about the conditions of the property nor that any services or appliances are in good working order; this should be checked by your surveyor. Furthermore, you should not assume that any items or features referred to in these particulars or shown in the photographs are included in the sale price. Your solicitor should check this as part of the normal conveyancing process.