Rent 3 bedroom house in Aberdeen

DJ Alexander are delighted to offer this 3 Bed, Part-Furnished property in the popular village of Kemnay. The property is situated close to local primary school and has local amenities close by. The entrance to the property has inviting hall which leads to the 3 double bedrooms and family bathroom which as shower over the bath. The upper floor has large spacious open plan lounge and dining space and benefits from electric fire feature. The room also leads to a balcony which overlooks the tidy garden space below. The modern kitchen is also situated off the lounge along with small utility space and WC. The outside area consists of shed room located next to the front door within the building and a spacious garden surrounding the property with part of the area as easy keep chuckies along with additional storage box and separate grassed area with small attractive trees and shrubs. Early viewing is highly recommended. Gas Central Heating. AVAILABLE EARLY JUNE.The village of Kemnay is ideally situated for those commuting to Dyce, Aberdeen Airport, Bridge of Don and Aberdeen city centre. The village has a good range of local shops, benefits from two Primary schools, and academy and numerous recreational facilities. The property is conveniently located for Inverurie approximately 5 miles away which has a railway station and further shopping and recreational facilities. There is also a first class 18 hole golf course within walking distance which has superb bar and catering facilities.Semi-detached houseDeposit: 1 Months RentLandlord registration: EPC: CCouncil Tax: CAdditional costs: council tax, utilities, broadbandUtilities: OVOSuperfast broadband available *as obtained from Further information regarding broadband and phone signal can be obtained from the Ofcom broadband and mobile coverage checker - Broadband and mobile coverage checker - OfcomScottish Letting Agent Registration Number: LARNAll statements contained herein are believed to be correct but are not guaranteed and interested parties must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy.