2, the Beacons, Appley Bridge, WN6 8DU a Modern Detached Home with Garage and a Sunny, South Westerly Aspect

2, The Beacons, Appley Bridge, WN6 8DU A modern detached home with garage and a sunny, south westerly aspect. £164,995 Detached house Three bedrooms Detached garage South west facing garden Modern stylish decor Conservatory Double glazing & Central heating 763 SQ.FT www.reganandhallworth.com 2, The Beacons, Appley Bridge, WN6 8DU A modern detached home with garage and a sunny, south westerly aspect. Number 2 The Beacons is a three bedroom, detached house located in a quiet, little cul-de-sac on a popular, well placed development that was originally built by leading house builder ‘Barrett Homes’. The property features a detached brick built garage, a double glazed conservatory and a sunny south west facing rear garden. UPVC double glazing is fitted throughout and gas central heating warms the attractively appointed living accommodation. The sellers have recently remodelled and redecorated the home creating bright modern interiors, a new wooden floor in the living room is a welcome addition. The accommodation comprises of a reception porch, a large open plan living room and a good sized fitted dining kitchen that opens into the double glazed conservatory. Upstairs there is a bright modern bathroom suite and three bedrooms. Appley Bridge is one of Wigan’s most popular villages, it is also well placed for Junction 27 of the M6 motorway and the village railway station. There are good pubs, countryside walks and excellent schools all located on your doorstep. A few minutes drive away are the villages of Parbold and Shevington. We do our best to ensure that our sales particulars are accurate and are not misleading. We also ask our clients to check their own sales particulars and verify the information contained in them is correct. However, fixtures and fittings and appliances have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given by us that they are in working order. All measurements are and land sizes are quoted approximately. Tenure- Regan & Hallworth have not had sight of the title documents and therefore the buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitors or surveyor. Council Tax - You are advised to contact the local authority for details. Wigan: 01942 244991 West Lancs: 01695 585258 If there is any point of particular interest to you please contact us and we will be pleased to check the information. If you would like to arrange a viewing of this property please contact one of our three local showrooms. Additional information on this property is available at www.reganandhallworth.com WIGAN OFFICE 4-6 Library Street, Wigan, WN1 1NN. Telephone: 01942 205555 email: [email protected] STANDISH OFFICE 8 High Street, Standish, WN6 0HL. Telephone: 01257 473727 email: [email protected] PARBOLD OFFICE 7 Station Road, Parbold, WN8 7NU. Telephone: 01257 464644 email: [email protected] .

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