31 Clippens Drive, Edinburgh, EH17 8TU

31 Clippens Drive is a beautifully presented, semi-detached family home forming part of a modern purpose-built development. The property is well-positioned to take advantage of a variety of retail outlets at Straiton Retail Park, the open spaces of Straiton Pond Nature Reserve and Hillend, and excellent transport links to both Edinburgh City Centre and the wider motorway network of central Scotland.

Ground Floor: Welcoming hall; generous sitting room with a box-bay window and real flame bio ethanol fire; large dining kitchen with a range of wall mounted and floor standing units, integrated appliances and ample space for a dining table and chairs; utility room and guest WC.

First Floor: Master bedroom with built-in-wardrobes and en-suite shower room; double bedroom 2 with built-in-wardrobes; double bedroom 3; family bathroom with a white three-piece suite comprising WC, wash hand basin and bath with shower over.

Gardens: To the rear of the property is an enclosed garden accessed direct from the dining kitchen and laid to easy-care artificial grass with a raised patio area ideal for alfresco dining. The garden shed is included in the sale.

To the front of the property is an area of monoblock driveway providing off-street parking and integrated garage with up-and-over door.

All fixtures and fittings are included in the sale and are believed to be in working order. Integrated appliances include the gas hob, oven, fridge freezer and dishwasher, which together with the washing machine in the utility room are all included in the sale.

EPC Rating - C

Council Tax - E

Location

The Burdiehouse area of Edinburgh lies to the south of the city centre and is well-positioned to take great advantage of excellent local amenities. The area is right next to Straiton Retail Park with its wide range of retail outlets including a Sainsburys store and Ikea. Further facilities can be found in adjoining Liberton and Cameron Toll Shopping Centre is a short drive away. Schooling is well presented from nursery to senior level and buses run regularly along Burdiehouse Road to and from the city center and surrounding areas. Edinburgh International Airport, the City Bypass and the major road networks of Central Scotland are all easily accessible. For the nature lover and dog walker Burdiehouse Burn Valley Park runs for 2 picturesque miles along the burn and Straiton Pond Nature Reserve offers further walks linking to the Rosslyn Chapel Way.