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30 Urmston Lane, Stretford, M32 9Bp 30 URMSTON LANE, STRETFORD, M32 9BP PRICE £275,000 LOVELY TRADITIONAL FAMILY PERIOD STYLE THREE BEDROOM SEMI DETACHED WITH CELLARS - Fantastic location for easy access to Stretford shopping centre, bus/tram links into Urmston, Chorlton and Manchester City Centre. Within walking distance to well respected schools. This spacious accommodation briefly comprising:- Entrance hallway, Front lounge and rear lounge, morning room and fitted kitchen. The property has the added benefit of three cellars. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and and a family bathroom. OUTSIDE:- Shrub garden to the front and patio garden open to a lawned garden to the rear. LOVELY FAMILY PROPERTY - Call us on 0161 865 9220 to book a viewing to avoid disappointment. Directions: From our Stretford office turn right at the lights towards Urmston and the property can be found on the right hand side. PLEASE FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER ' Making an offer: if you are interested in this property, please contact us at the earliest opportunity prior to contacting a bank, building society or solicitor. Failure to do so could result in the property being sold elsewhere and could result in you incurring unnecessary costs such as survey or legal fees. Most of our clients require us to advise them on the status of potential buyers, www.tradingplaces.co.uk Residential Sales • Property Management • Lettings PARTICULARS OF: 30 URMSTON LANE STRETFORD, M32 9BP ENTRANCE HALLWAY Wood front door opening to hallway. Open spindle staircase leading to the first floor. Dado rail. Double panel radiator. LOUNGE 4.85 x 3.35 (15'11" x 11'0") UPVC double glazed bay window to front elevation. Living flame coal effect gas fire with wood surround. Dado rail. Cornice to ceiling. Ceiling Rose. Three radiators. DINING ROOM 3.16 x 4.48 (10'4" x UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation. Gas fire with wood surround. Double panel radiator. Laminate floor. MORNING ROOM 3.65 x 3.25 (12'0" UPVC double glazed window to side elevation. Plumbed for washing machine. Door to side. KITCHEN 2.1 x 2.67 (6'11" x 8'9") UPVC double glazed window to side and rear elevation. Fitted with a range of wall and base units incorporating a stainless steel single drainer with mixer tap. 4 Ring gas hob with extractor over and integrated oven. CELLAR 1 3.8 x 4.67 (12'6" x 15'4") Housing Worcester boiler. CELLAR 2 2.9 x 1.25 (9'6" x 4'1") CELLAR 3 2.56 x 2.7 (8'5" x 8'10") Double panel radiator. CELLAR 4 4.03 x 3.2 (13'3" x 10'6") LANDING Access to loft. Single panel radiator. BEDROOM ONE 3.60 x 4.11 to fitted wardrobes (11'10" x 13'6" to Two UPVC double glazed windows to front elevation. Fitted wardrobes. Two single panel radiators. Wood floor. BEDROOM TWO 2.87 x 4.46 (9'5" x UPVC double glazed windows to rear elevation. Single panel radiator. BEDROOM THREE 1.96 x 2.96 (6'5" UPVC double glazed window to side elevation. Single panel radiator. BATHROOM UPC double glazed window to side elevation. Bathroom suite comprising:- panel bath with shower over, pedestal wash hand basion nd a low level WC. Tiled walls. EXTERNALLY Side patio area and Lawned garden to the rear. EPC Head Office Stretford Branch: Chorlton Branch: Urmston Branch: 164 Barton Road, 571 Barlow Moor Road, 42 Flixton Road, Stretford, Chorlton, Urmston, Manchester M32 8DP Manchester M21 8AE Manchester M41 5AB t: 0161 865 9220 t: 0161 860 0000 t: 0161 747 0022 e: [email protected] e: [email protected] e: [email protected] Trading Places (Stretford) Trading Places (Old Trafford) Trading Places (Manchester) Ltd Reg no: 04082455 Ltd Reg no: 7452038 Ltd Reg no: 9267448 VAT Reg No 764511922 VAT Reg No 184101141 VAT Reg No 200948234.
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