A Dundee home offering five bedrooms for less than £300,000 has had its price cut.
The Charleston Drive property first appeared on the market in November but has recently had £10,000 knocked off the asking price.
It is among the lowest-priced five-bedroom homes currently on the market in the city – and could even become a six-bedroom house.
The property comes with modern living spaces including a living room at the back, which leads into a bright sunroom, with doors to the garden.
Next door is a galley-style kitchen with built-in appliances.
Two double bedrooms – one in use as a sitting room – and the four-piece family bathroom with underfloor heating are also downstairs.
There is also a small study, which could even be converted into a sixth bedroom.
On the first floor are two more double bedrooms and a single bedroom.
A modern shower room completes the home.
A paved driveway leads to a carport and a single-car garage outside the home.
To the rear, there is a low-maintenance gravel garden in addition to the large decking area which is an ideal space for summer barbecues.
The front features shrubs and a small lawn.
The Charleston Drive house is on the market for offers over £285,000 with Rosie Fraser Real Estate.
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