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The Beeches, Stonewall Park Road, Langton Green, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 0HG mentioned in the particulars, they have not been tebeen not have they particulars, the in mentioned recommended to satisfy themselves as to the working to the as themselves to satisfy recommended purchasers should not rely on them as statements or statements as them on rely not should purchasers out are set particulars a) These Important Notice: areas are approximate, and for references to to con for references and approximate, are areas The Beeches, Stonewall Park Road, Langton Green, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 0HG dition and necessary permissions for use and occupa anduse for permissions necessary and dition as a general outline, only for the guidance of inte of guidance only for the outline, general a as sted by the Agents. by the sted representations of fact but must satisfy themselve satisfy but must fact of representations order of the main services, various electrical or various electrical services, the main of order nding purchasers, and do not constitute part of an part constitute not do and purchasers, nding tion and other details are given in good faith and good faith in given are details other and tion s by inspection or otherwise as to their correctnes to their as otherwise or by inspection s gas appliances, plumbing, drainage, alarm or other or other alarm drainage, plumbing, appliances, gas offer or contract. b) All dimensions, distances an distances dimensions, b) All contract. or offer are believed to be correct. However any intending intending any However correct. to be are believed s. c) Prospective purchasers are strongly strongly are purchasers s. c) Prospective A four bedroom detached chalet style house, located in an established popular residential road, systems or appliances. 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Just before the shops turn right ♦ Cloak/Shower Room into Stonewall Park Road, follow the road down until it ♦ First floor good size Double Bedrooms front bears to the left, where the house will be found after a and rear facing fitted with a comprehensive short distance on the right hand side range of wardrobe cupboards. Both rooms have access to useful eave storage areas VIEWING ♦ Large Bath/Shower Room requiring updating Strictly by appointment through the sole agents Sumner Pridham .
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