Gordon Avenue, Bonnyrigg Offers Over £200,000

A bright entrance hallway welcomes you into the home, with wood effect flooring continuing through the living and dining room and into the kitchen. The main room has space for a comfortable seating area and a full dining table without either feeling squeezed in. Large windows bring in plenty of natural light, while modern lighting over the dining table gives that part of the room its own character. The kitchen opens off the dining area, a layout that works well for everyday meals and when you have family or friends round. Charcoal grey wall and base units provide plenty of cupboard space, complemented by marble effect worktops and matching splashbacks. French doors bring more light into the kitchen and open directly onto the decking, so it’s easy to take lunch or a coffee outside.

The first floor has three double bedrooms, all carpeted. The principal bedroom faces the front and has a built in wardrobe, with plenty of room for additional furniture. The second is another generous double with its own built in wardrobe and a view over the rear garden. The third also looks out to the front. It’s a comfortable double in its own right and would work just as well as a guest room or home office. The family bathroom has a modern white suite with a bath and shower over it, along with a wash basin and WC set into a coordinated vanity unit. A window brings in natural light and provides ventilation.

The front and rear gardens are both a good size and have been laid out for easy upkeep. At the front, a paved path leads to the entrance between two neatly gravelled areas. The rear garden offers a choice of places to sit. The decking immediately outside the kitchen has room for a table and chairs, with an area of artificial grass beyond and a further paved section at the far end. The different surfaces give the garden space for outdoor dining, play or simply sitting out, with very little upkeep.

Bonnyrigg has a good range of everyday amenities, including local shops, supermarkets, cafés, schools and leisure facilities. Road links connect the town with Dalkeith, Edinburgh and surrounding areas, while nearby Eskbank railway station offers another option for commuting. There are local green spaces and countryside nearby for walks.