Description
7 Victoria Terrace is a charming ‘B’ listed Victorian mid terraced property which is completed in exposed stone exterior under a dark grey slate roof. Internally the accommodation is well proportioned and laid across two light and bright easily managed levels with front facing apartments enjoying rolling countryside views.

Ground Floor
Twin leaf storm doors with half glass insert, vestibule, inner front door with glass insert to welcoming entrance hall, cupboard housing electrical switch gear, beautifully maintained ceiling rose and cornicing, wc, formal sitting room with original Victorian features, warming log burning stove, enclosed Edinburgh press, bay window formation to countryside views. Hallway stores, formal dining room with window to rear gardens, kitchen come informal breakfasting and dining area, enclosed Edinburgh press, laundry pulley, window to rear gardens, utility/boot room housing the boiler and hot water tank, door to rear gardens.

First Floor
Staircase with carpet runner to first floor landing, central skylight, family bathroom with separate shower enclosure, bedroom 1 (master) with 2 sets of double fitted wardrobes, enclosed Edinburgh press, ceiling rose and ornate cornicing, bay window formation overlooking rolling countryside, hall store with velux window, bedroom 2 with double fitted wardrobes and window to rear gardens, bedroom 3 (currently set up as a study), with picture rail detailing and window to rear gardens.

Outbuildings
Attached white painted brick outbuilding with 2 general purpose stores, neatly presented under a dark grey slate roof. Detached timber garage/workshop with brick relief, with twin leaf doors, concrete floor, light and power supply, greenhouse, log store.

Gardens
The front gardens at 7 Victoria Terrace are low maintence by design and laid to a monobloc pathway leading to the property’s front door with an area of gravel bound by an assortment of flower beds and bushes. The rear gardens can be accessed either through the property or from Victoria Terrace back road. The immediate rear gardens are laid to a paved patio area, ideal for alfresco sitting and dining, an area of lawn/drying green, all of which is bound by beds, bushes and a close board fence. Paving stone steps lead to a personal timber gate which provides access across the old Victoria Terrace back road to extreme rear gardens which are laid to a combination of gravel paths, lawn, raised timber beds with soft fruits and vegetables, all of which is bound by a timber fence.

Local Authorities
North Lanarkshire Council.
01689 403 200.

Services
Mains water supply, mains drainage, mains
gas, gas fired central heating, partly double
glazed.

Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.

Council Tax
7 Victoria Terrace is in Band F and the amount payable for 2025/2026 is £3,228.13.

EPC
EPC rating D.

Situation
7 Victoria Terrace is located in the pretty mid Lanarkshire conservation village of Dullatur which is just to the north west of Cumbernauld.

The location is wonderfully convenient and consequently has always drawn people to the area, making it one of the most sought after locations in the central belt of Scotland. There is primary and secondary schooling in the district with further and higher education available in both Glasgow and Edinburgh.

The area is well served by a good range of local amenities including convenience stores and supermarkets as well as professional, retail and leisure services, to which there is convenient and easy access via regular local bus services.

Locally, Victoria Terrace provides easy access to all local amenities which includes a tennis club, Forth and Clyde canal, scenic walks in the nearby Forestry Commission woodlands, the Antonine Wall, Auchinstarry Marina Kilsyth (5 miles), riding stables/liveries, 2 golf courses, a four star hotel with health club, swimming pool and spa and a small airport which provides flying lessons.

Croy Railway Station provides services to Glasgow, Stirling, Edinburgh and Gleneagles. For those who are required to travel by car, the A80 is perfect for commuters giving good links to M73, M80, M9 and M8 motorway network systems, all combining to provide swift travel times to centres of business and commerce throughout central Scotland.

Both Edinburgh and Glasgow airport are within easy distance, 25 and 31 miles respectively.

Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre, proceed in an easterly direction on the M8. At Junction 13 bear left following signs M80 (Stirling, Kincardine Bridge). Continue for 8.6 miles before taking junction 4A sign-posted A8011. Proceed straight through at the first roundabout. At the second roundabout (Craiglinn,) take exit signed B802. At the next roundabout continue on the B802, Eastfield Road. Continue on Eastfield Road for 1.7 miles crossing a further 4 roundabouts. At the 5th roundabout (Dullatur roundabout) take the second exit onto Dullatur Road, 0.5 miles before turning right onto Glen Road. Proceed along Glen Road onto Victoria Terrace to find the property on your left hand side.