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Seller Type: Private, Property Type: Flat, Number Of Bedrooms: 4

Not only will you save nearly £20,000 on the reduced purchase price for a quick cash sale but, because it is a fixed price sale (rather than "offers over"), you will also save time and fees on making wasted "offers over" that are not accepted !

First person to agree the bargain price gets this large (116 square metres/1249 square feet), first floor flat with 4 bedrooms at 19 Vicarton Street KA26 9HF !
[Upon agreement of missives a deposit of 10% of the purchase price of £55,555 will be payable to our solicitors with the balance due upon entry with vacant possession 5 weeks later.
Fixed purchase price includes all curtains, blinds and floor coverings.
All measurements are taken between opposite walls and E&OE.]

External door and all windows are uPVC double glazed and there is an entry phone for the front door so you don't have to go down a flight of stairs to find out who is ringing the doorbell.

Large loft has integrated steps in its trap door and is insulated, floored and has lighting so can be used for storage or hobbies.

ASDA supermarket, Girvan golf course and the Water of Girvan river are just to the rear with the bus stop literally outside the front door - which has an electromagnetic additional door lock in addition to a eurolock.
Alarm system on all windows and doors.

Small (14ft 1in x 5ft 7in) kitchen, 6 electrical sockets (with AEG front loading automatic washing machine, LG dishwasher, Lamona gas hob and integrated double ovens included in the purchase price). Potterton gas combi boiler with Danfoss 103 timeswitch and thermostatic radiators. Fibre internet available.

Kitchen opens onto a 14ft 1in x 12ft 9in dining room/living room with 8 electrical sockets and 2 double glazed windows.

All four bedrooms are large enough for at least one double bed:
Bedroom 1 is 14ft 7in x 8ft 9in with 7 electrical sockets and a large double glazed window.
Bedroom 2 is 10ft 8in x 10ft 7in with 4 electrical sockets and a large, double glazed window.
Bedroom 3 is 12ft 0in x 10ft 7in with 4 electrical sockets and 2 double glazed windows.

The fourth and largest bedroom (18ft 6in x 12ft 9in, 4 electrical sockets, 2 double glazed windows) is currently used as a bedroom (large enough for 3 double beds) but could be used as a living room (then reducing the number of bedrooms to three)

Bathroom measures 7ft 4in x 7ft 0in and has a bath (with shower over), WC and wash hand basin with separately illuminated mirror over.

Girvan has been named the best place in Scotland for a day at the beach! The popular sandy beach, with its esplanade and grassland parks, stretches south from Girvan's harbour and fishing port. There are superb views out to the spectacular volcanic plug and nature reserve of Ailsa Craig. Car parking and toilets are located at the harbour and also at the southern end of the beach.

Enjoy the great outdoors with kayaking, coasteering, paddle boarding, mountain biking, hill walking and foraging to name only a few.
Other attractions in Girvan include The Quay Zone, a brand new family leisure centre recently opened. The Quay Zone has a pool, fitness studio, gym, play zone and café.

Girvan Golf Club welcomes visitors. A popular links and parkland par 64 course designed by James Braid. The course has stunning views of Ailsa Craig. Girvan Bowling Club has an active presence in the town and also welcomes visitors.

Girvan has been named as the NUMBER ONE place in Scotland for a day at the beach.
(Ayr came second on the list, which looks at criteria including the best fish and chips, parking and the price of beer.) The latest study by The Solar Centre on Scottish resorts looked to find the best places for a day at the seaside.
Figures were generated by looking at a range of desirable factors including temperature, cloudiness, water temperature, fish and chips, parking, beaches and the price of a pint.

Girvan came out on top overall – scoring full marks for parking and only just missing out to Dunoon, Argyll and Bute for the best chippy award.

However, the typical South Ayrshire home is now worth £146,200, well below the UK average house price of £263,600.

Over the past month, prices in South Ayrshire have been static. But looking back over the last five years, the average property value has grown by 21.8%.

UPRN: 141051713

Council Tax: Band B

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) band D (59)

Tenure: Freehold

Entry: with vacant possession and by mutual agreement 5 weeks after conclusion of missives.

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