5 Corbiehall, Bo'ness, EH51 0AW

• PRIME NEW ENTRY. We are excited to present this excellent 1 bedroom flat, situated within a prime location in Bo’ness.

• **91a Lawrie Place, Stewart Avenue, Bo’ness, EH51 9NJ Previously sold for £92,000. 48a, Stewart Avenue, Bo’ness, EH51 0AG Previously sold for £100,000**

• For rental purposes, the property is currently tenanted at £600 p/m (£7,200 p/a). Excellent high yield potential. Property could potentially achieve £650 p/m. 

• Sure to appeal to shrewd buy to let investors looking for a readily let property with great capital growth potential.

• Property is located close to schools and local amenities and close to M8 motorway, perfect for commuting to Edinburgh. 

PRIME NEW ENTRY. 1 bedroom flat, situated within a prime location in Bo’ness.

Property Comprises: Entrance hallway, living room, kitchen, bathroom, double bedroom. Property benefits from ample storage throughout.

Sales Evidence:

**91a Lawrie Place, Stewart Avenue, Bo’ness, EH51 9NJ Previously sold for £92,000. 48a, Stewart Avenue, Bo’ness, EH51 0AG Previously sold for £100,000**

Property is currently tenanted at £7,200 p/a. 

Sure to appeal to shrewd buy to let investors looking for an investment opportunity in a great location.

Property is located near a host of local amenities.

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Location

Bo'ness (short for Borrowstounness) is a historic coastal town in Falkirk, located on the southern bank of the Firth of Forth. Once a key industrial port, it played an important role in Scotland’s coal, salt, and shipping industries during the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, Bo’ness is known for its rich heritage and well-preserved Victorian architecture, as well as attractions like the Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway and Kinneil House, which reflect its past. The town has a quieter, community-focused atmosphere now, while still offering scenic views across the Forth and connections to nearby towns and cities such as Edinburgh.