Offers over £395,000

Montgomery Crescent, Dunblane, Stirlingshire, FK15

4 bedroom

3 bathroom

3 receptions

115 sq m

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Key Features

  • Attractive four-bedroom detached family home, built in 1999
  • Popular development behind the High School, within an easy walking distance of the Primary School, and close to the town’s amenities
  • Easy access to the motorway for commuting
  • Converted garage: versatile office or spare bedroom with built-in wardrobes
  • Sitting room with box bay window, feature electric fireplace and polished beech floorboards
  • Arches link the sitting room, dining room and kitchen for a lovely flow
  • French doors from the dining room to the paved patio
  • Cream gloss kitchen with fridge-freezer, integrated dishwasher, gas hob and double electric ovens
  • Utility room and downstairs WC
  • Three double bedrooms and a single; main bedroom with luxury en-suite shower room
  • Family bathroom with bath and rain shower
  • A three car monobloc drive, front lawn and privacy shrubs
  • Fully enclosed back garden with patio, raised beds, greenhouse and shed

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Attractive four-bedroom detached family home in a popular Dunblane development close to the High School, with a flowing ground floor, versatile garage conversion and a sunny, enclosed garden.

This lovely four-bedroom detached family home sits in a very popular development behind the High School, yet within easy reach of the town’s amenities and the motorway for commuting. Homes here have been much loved by families since they were built in 1999, and it’s easy to see why.

The property is approached via a monobloc drive, a lawn and privacy shrubs.

Step straight into the hall, with coat-hanging space on the right and attractive encaustic-style tile-effect vinyl flooring underfoot. The room on the right is the converted garage, now an extremely useful office or ground-floor spare bedroom with built-in wardrobes with sliding doors: an excellent, versatile additional room.

On the left of the front door is the sitting room, with a box bay window and a feature electric fireplace. The polished beech floorboards run through a room with plenty of space for furniture, and the walls are painted in a muted Farrow & Ball-style grey-green. It is serene and stylish, cosy yet elegant, and a lovely place to relax. A walk-in cupboard under the stairs is accessed from here.

An arch leads from the sitting room to the dining room, where French doors open onto the paved patio and garden beyond. A second arch connects the dining room to the kitchen, giving the downstairs a convivial flow that works equally well for family life and for entertaining.

The kitchen overlooks the back garden. Cream gloss base and wall units with statement stainless handles provide generous storage, and there is a fridge-freezer[AM1.1], an integrated dishwasher, a four-burner gas hob with stainless hood and double electric ovens. A door leads to the utility room, which has space for a washer and a dryer, plus the back door to the garden. The downstairs WC is also here, with white sanitaryware and pale blue walls. A cream stone tile-effect floor runs through the kitchen, utility and WC.

Upstairs, the staircase and landing are carpeted in a practical brown jute-style carpet. There are four bedrooms: three good-sized doubles and a single. The main bedroom has an en-suite shower room with a corner cubicle, feature lighting[AM2.1], white sanitaryware and attractive marble tiles. The second bedroom overlooks the back garden, with a nice leafy outlook over a stand of birch trees beyond, and the third is again a good size with a bright open outlook. Bedroom four is a single that doubles as a workspace.

The family bathroom has a bath with a rain shower head over, eau-de-nil tiles and practical vinyl flooring.

Outside, the back garden is fully enclosed by a fence and bordered with mature shrubs and perennials. It is half paved patio with a lovely sitting area, and there are raised beds, a greenhouse and a shed for garden storage.

What the Owners Love Most

For 14 years we have loved living here - within walking distances of the primary and high schools, within a safe, child friendly neighbourhood. The house has a nice flow, and being able to step out from the dining room onto the patio is a real joy[

Land and buildings transaction tax

Based on a sale price of £395,000 the total amount of land and buildings transaction tax payable will be:

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Last updated: The calculator has been updated to reflect changes in land and buildings transaction tax from 5th December 2024.

* This value is based on the standard rate and not applicable to first-time buyers or buy-to-let / second home buyers.

Further Details

  • New Listing: launched in the last 10 days
  • Status: Available
  • Size: 115 sq m
  • Council tax band: F
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Parking spaces: Off Street
  • Reference: 751796

What else you need to know?

Utility supply, rights and restrictions

  • Utility supply
    • Electricity supply: MainsSupply
    • Heating supply other: GasCentral
    • Sewerage: MainsSupply
    • Water supply: MainsSupply
  • Other information
    • Property age bracket: Modern

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