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01624 662820 Garth Mount, Strang Road Union Mills £695,000 A Rare Opportunity has arisen to Purchase this Charming detached family house Benefiting from Stunning Views over the Surrounding Countryside and Hills Combining the Charm of Country Living and the Amenity of being only a Few Minutes Drive from Douglas. Presented In Excellent Condition Throughout, Nestled Within an Idyllic Setting on Close to an Acre of Beautiful Mature Gardens Boasting a Productive Fruit and Vegetable Garden with Mature Cordon Fruit Trees and a Shelterd Patio with Hot Tub. Perfectly Located on the Ramsey, Peel, Douglas and South Bus Routes and Walking Distance to Braddan Primary School, Nobles Hospital and Local Shops. Accommodation Comprises of:- 2 Generous Reception Rooms Large Kitchen and utility Room Downstairs WC Conservatory/Dining Room Basement with Sauna and Shower Facilities 4 Double Bedrooms Larger Modern Bathroom and Additional Shower Room Oil Fired Central Heating u-PVC Double Glazing Double Garage and Driveway Parking for 8 to 10 cars Accessed via Automatic Gates. Large Workshop with 2 Adjoining Stores Summerhouse Currently Being Used as a Studio & Large Greenhouse with Power and Water The Property has been Newly Re Roofed in Slate Planning Permission was Granted in 2009 to Create 4 En-Suite Bedrooms “Viewing’s Highly Recommended” Directions: Travelling out of Douglas to Peel along Peel Road continue through to Union Mills and then turn right just before the shop onto Strang Road, continue all the way to the top of the road where the property can be found on the left hand side just before you get to the roundabout clearly identified by our for sale board. Rateable value: tbc Rates payable: tbc (Inc Water Rates) Services: All Mains Services Connected Inclusions: TBC Whilst all particulars are believed to be correct, neither Property Wise Limited, or their clients guarantee their accuracy nor are they intended to form part of any contract. Floorplans are for illustrative purposes only, decorative finishes, fixtures, fittings and furnishings do not represent the current state of the property. Measurements are approximate and not to scale. Property Wise Limited,14b Village Walk, Onchan Isle of Man, IM3 4BE. Email // [email protected].

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