1 bedroom apartment for sale in Dumfries and Galloway, United Kingdom

• Chain-free
• Genuine walk-in condition
• Private entrance
• One double bedroom
• Spacious living room/diner
• Modern fitted kitchen
• Shared rear garden grounds
• Gas central heating & double glazing throuhgout
• Within close distance of local & town centre amenities
• Ideally suited to couples, first-time buyers & buy-to-let investors

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