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Thorne Road Willenhall £99,950 Description 2 Bedroom semi detached bungalow which requires fully modernising, kitchen, lounge, bathroom, conservatory, front and rear gardens, no upward chain, call Paul Dubberley to view. 2 Bedroom semi detached bungalow Requires fully Bedroom Two 10' 3'' x 9' 10'' (3.116m x 3.004m) Rear facing modernising Kitchen Bathroom Lounge Conservatory window, radiator. Front and rear gardens No upward chain Bathroom Side facing window, low flush wc, sink, bath. Front Pathway leading to entrance door, garden area to the front. Kitchen 9' 10'' x 8' 2'' (3.000m x 2.478m) Front facing window, sink and drainer, work surface, radiator, door to lounge. Entrance Door to covered useful side passagweay having a door to entrance hall. Conservatory 17' 0'' x 7' 2'' (5.194m x 2.194m) Rear and side facing windows. Entrance hall Doors leading to bathroom, lounge, storage cupboard, bedrooms 1 and 2, side facing window. Rear Garden Garden area to rear. Lounge 16' 1'' x 12' 2'' (4.909m x 3.708m) Front facing window, radiator, door to kitchen. Bedroom One 12' 11'' x 10' 1'' (3.934m x 3.084m) Rear facing window, radiator. Wednesbury Office Great Bridge Office West Bromwich Office Willenhall Office Walsall Office Bilston Office 97 Walsall Street, 73 Great Bridge, 290 High Street 14 New Road 15 Bridge Street 1 Walsall Street Wednesbury, Tipton, West Bromwich Willenhall Walsall Bilston WS10 9BY DY4 7HF B70 8EN WV13 2BG WS1 1DP WV14 0AT 0121 505 3533 0121 522 3733 0121 525 2111 01902 633323 01922 241100 01902 494966 Important: 1 - The agent for themselves, for the vendor whose agents they are, give notice that, these particulars are prepared for the convenience of an intending purchaser, although they are believed to be correct, their accuracy is not guaranteed and any error, omission or mis-description shall not annul the sale or form the grounds on which compensation may be claimed and neither do they constitute any part of a contract. 2 - Any intending purchaser must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. 3 - Only the fixtures and fittings specifically mentioned in these particulars are included in the sale. 4 - The dimensions and/or areas shown in these details are intended to be accurate to within +/- 5% of the figure shown. Buyers should verify these measurements themselves and should not be relied upon. 5 - The agents will require identity documentation and evidence of address before entering into any transaction under money laundering regulations 2003. 6 - No person in the employment of Paul Dubberley has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Paul Dubberley is a trading name of Bond Wolfe Homes Ltd (Registered in England and Wales 5366274). Registered Office: 2 Water Court, Water Street, Birmingham B3 1HP. Head Office: 14 New Road, Willenhall, West Midlands, WV13 2BG pauldubberley.co.uk .

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