Sherifflats Road, Thankerton Offers over £239,995

Immaculate two-bedroom detached bungalow located in the popular residential area of Thankerton.

Upon entering, twin storm doors lead to a welcoming entrance vestibule and reception hallway, complete with two storage cupboards. The spacious lounge, featuring a log-burning stove as a charming focal point, benefits from a large picture window that fills the room with natural light and offers stunning views overlooking Quothquan Law. The lounge connects to a formal dining room, which flows seamlessly into a well-appointed breakfasting kitchen. The kitchen includes a range of integrated appliances such as a fridge-freezer, mid-height oven, ceramic hob, and extractor hood.

The bungalow boasts two generously sized bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes, and a four-piece family bathroom. A floored loft provides an additional storage room, and planning has been passed to convert the attic space to two further bedrooms and a bathroom, this could be a future option for buyers.

This property benefits from double glazing throughout and is heated by an oil-fired central heating system.

Externally, the front garden features a well-maintained lawn, and a chipped driveway offers access to a large garage. The rear garden is split over two levels, primarily laid to lawn, with a lovely paved and chipped patio area. The garage is accessible via a UPVC door from the garden, and the owners have also acquired additional land to the rear of the property, providing even more outdoor space.
This beautiful bungalow offers the perfect combination of modern living in a peaceful, scenic setting.

Location
Thankerton is a charming village located about 6 miles from Biggar and a 10-minute drive from Lanark, making it a popular choice for those seeking country living with easy access to the city. Biggar, a historic former market town near the Scottish Borders, offers a bustling High Street with a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, along with recreational facilities like a golf course, bowling, and rugby clubs. The area is rich in outdoor activities such as fishing, hillwalking, and mountain biking, and Biggar hosts cultural events like the Biggar Little Festival. The town also provides education options with toddler groups, primary, and secondary schools.