On reaching Kingswells at the first roundabout turn right onto Kingswood Drive and continue along for 0.7 miles then turn right onto Kingswood Avenue and first right again onto Kingswood Mews. Number 16 is located at the far end of the Cul de Sac.
A bright vestibule is entered via a hardwood door with opaque glazed section and matching side screen. An opaque glazed door leads to the reception hall which in turn provides access to all accommodation. Fresh neutral décor is complemented by solid wood doors. Two fitted cupboards provide excellent shelf and hanging facilities. A generous Lounge/ Dining area features twin windows overlooking the front of the property and well maintained communal grounds. A well appointed dining kitchen is fitted with a wide range of wall and base units incorporating ample worksurface and extensive splash back tiling. Space for a range of free standing appliances and a breakfast table and chairs. There are two spacious double bedrooms, both benefiting from fitted wardrobe facilities. The good sized bathroom is fitted with a three piece suite with shower over the bath and glazed screen alongside. Fully tiled around the bath and shower area and ceramic tiled floor.
Externally the property benefits from an allocated loc bloc parking space to the front. The front garden is fully laid to lawn with paved path to entrance. The fully enclosed rear garden features a paved / stone chip terrace with décorative borders stocked with established shrubs.
There is a 6 monthly factoring charge payable on 1st April and 1st October to Castlehill Housing Association, Who in their role as factor reviews this on 1st April each year, to go towards the maintenance of building fabric and communal areas.
Kingswells is a popular established residential area well served by a good range of local amenities. Excellent public transport facilities are available nearby including a Park and Ride facility. Most parts of Aberdeen City are also readily accessible by a variety of arterial routes.
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