- Ground-floor two-bedroom flat with private front and rear patio garden areas
- Approx 657 sq ft (≈61 sq m); rooms compact to average in size
- Freehold tenure — no long-lease issues
- Modern kitchen and contemporary shower room; media wall in lounge
- Dated external pebble-dash facade and communal areas need improvement
- Located in a very deprived area; mixed residential/industrial surroundings
- Excellent mobile signal, fast broadband and very low council tax
- Single bathroom only; best for couple, small family or investor
This ground-floor two-bedroom flat offers practical, low-maintenance living in Myrekirk Terrace. At about 657 sq ft (approx 61 sq m) the accommodation is compact and straightforward, with a bright living room, modern kitchen and shower room. Patio doors from the living room and one bedroom open onto small, private garden areas that bring sunlight and outdoor space to the flat.
The property blends mid-20th-century exterior finishes with some contemporary interior fittings — a newly fitted media wall in the lounge and a refreshed bathroom and kitchen. The freehold tenure is unusual for a flat and removes long-lease complications. Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal and very low council tax add to running-cost advantages.
Buyers should note the material drawbacks plainly: the building’s pebble-dash exterior and communal areas are dated and the overall plot and gardens are small. Room sizes are average-to-small, so the layout best suits a couple, small family or investor rather than someone needing large living spaces. The wider area is classified as very deprived/“challenged transitionaries”, with mixed urban and industrial surroundings rather than scenic views.
For first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors this flat presents a sensible entry point into the local market. The combination of private outdoor space, modern interior touches and freehold tenure creates clear potential—especially for purchasers willing to carry out light cosmetic improvement to the exterior and communal areas.
