Arcadia, Castle Street, Scalloway, Shetland, ZE1 0TP
Sale history
£289,600 in November 2020
The property
This is a rare opportunity to purchase a beautiful well maintained property in a much sought after area. 'Arcadia' is a spacious four bedroom detached family home occupying a desired, commanding position in the village of Scalloway. The property has an almost unique position in the area, enjoying outstanding panoramic sea and harbour views. Village amenities are within few minutes' walk away including shops, Health Centre, primary school and swimming pool. Transport links to Lerwick (7 miles) are excellent, with a frequent bus service or a journey of 10 minutes by car. Carefully attended to, this immaculate property provides modern living in Shetland's ancient capital. Triple glazed windows (recently installed) and a solid fuel stove give the highest level of comfort, furthermore central heating is provided by a brand-new Grant Vortex oil fired boiler. Picket timber fencing surrounds the property's mature gardens with trees and shrubs; parking for four cars is provided on a tarred driveway. There is a large timber-clad workshop with plumbing and electricity.
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