4 bedrooms including master with en‑suite and Juliet balcony
Open‑plan family/kitchen/dining opens directly to garden
Lounge with log burner; good social living spaces
Office formed from part of integral garage (reduced garage space)
Decking, patio and mini putting green in enclosed rear garden
Driveway plus partial integral garage parking available
Walking distance to Airdrie train station and local amenities
Council tax noted as quite expensive; tenure not specified
Set on a quiet cul‑de‑sac, this four‑bedroom detached house by David Wilson Homes suits growing families who value flexible living. The ground floor offers a formal lounge with a log burner, an open‑plan family/kitchen/dining area that opens to the garden, and a converted office created from part of the integral garage. The rear garden includes decking, a patio and a mini putting green for easy outdoor entertaining.
Upstairs the master bedroom has a dressing area, a four‑piece en‑suite and a Juliet balcony; three further bedrooms share a sizeable four‑piece family bathroom. The overall footprint is average for a suburban detached property, with around 1,899 sq ft of internal space and approximately 15 rooms in total, providing plenty of room for family life and storage.
Practical points to note: the integral garage has been partially converted to form an office, reducing secure garage parking; driveway parking remains. Council tax is described as quite expensive and the wider area is recorded as having high deprivation indicators, although the immediate neighbourhood is comfortable and the property is within walking distance of Airdrie station and local amenities.
This home’s real strengths are its flexible layout, outdoor space and convenient transport links. It will suit buyers seeking a ready‑to‑move‑into family house with useful work‑from‑home accommodation, while those prioritising full garage access or lower council costs should factor these compromises into their decision.
