Five bedrooms including ground-floor flexible room or home office
Open-plan kitchen, dining and family area with conservatory
Large rear garden; detached garage and driveway parking
Principal bedroom with en-suite plus two further bathrooms
Private cul-de-sac of only 12 homes; secluded setting
Well-presented 1980s villa with double glazing and modern kitchen
Broadband speeds slow — may need upgrade for heavy users
Area classified as relatively deprived — consider wider socioeconomics
Set on a private cul-de-sac of only twelve homes in Gargieston, this five-bedroom detached villa provides generous family living across approximately 1,938 sq ft. The ground floor features a wide open-plan kitchen, dining and family area with a conservatory overlooking a large rear garden — ideal for children, pets and entertaining. A principal bedroom with en-suite, three further generous bedrooms upstairs, and a versatile ground-floor room (office or fifth bedroom) offer flexible space for growing families or home working. The property includes a detached garage and driveway parking for added practicality.
The house is well-presented with modern kitchen fittings, double glazing and a tidy brick exterior reflecting its 1980s build. The secluded setting and proximity to Strathlea Park, Gargieston Primary School, Grange Academy and local leisure facilities give this home strong lifestyle appeal. Mobile signal is excellent, supporting remote working and family connectivity.
Buyers should note a few material considerations: broadband speeds are reported as slow, which may require a separate upgrade for heavy online use. The surrounding area is classified as relatively deprived; while local amenities and schools are close, some buyers may prefer a location with stronger area-level indicators. Overall size is described as average for the type — the plot and garden are generous but the house does not occupy an unusually large footprint.
This freehold detached villa suits families seeking room to grow in a quiet, secure development with substantial external grounds. It also presents potential for buyers wanting to personalise interior finishes or to invest in improved broadband infrastructure to fully unlock the home’s convenience and connectivity.
