Four Bells is a detached, four bedroom property with large garden and summer house located in the sought after area of Carness, just outside Kirkwall.

This spacious family home is in move-in condition, with a practical layout of bright rooms on one level. The accommodation comprises a sunny living room with large window which leads through to a dining room looking out on to the garden. The kitchen has ample, modern units and a door through to the utility room and the back door to the garden. There are four bedrooms, two with ensuite shower rooms. The family bathroom has a jacuzzi bath, double sinks and a shower.

There is a garage attached to the side of the property. The rear garden is laid to lawn, with a paved patio area and a summer house.

Carness is ideally situated approximately one mile to the East of Kirkwall, close to local amenities. The walk between Kirkwall and Carness, around the Bay of Weyland, is popular with locals.

Electricity: Mains
Water: Mains
Drainage: Mains
Heating: Oil Central Heating

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