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The Cray, Milnrow, Rochdale THE CRAY, MILNROW, ROCHDALE Asking Price Of: £139,500 FEATURES Mid Terrace Property Three Bedrooms Open Plan Kitchen Diner Guest WC & En-Suite Shower Room Car Park to the Front of the Property Front Courtyard & Rear Garden Ample Storage Well Presented Throughout Ideal FTB or Family Home Viewings Highly Recommended *** MID TOWN HOUSE / THREE BEDROOMS / OPEN PLAN KITCHEN DINER / PRIVATE REAR GARDEN & FRONT COURTYARD / CAR PARK TO THE FRONT / UPVC DOUBLE GLAZED & GAS CENTRAL HEATING / WELL PRESENTED & SPACIOUS THROUGHOUT / VIEWINGS HIGHLY RECOMMNEDED *** We are very pleased to offer for sale this well presented and spacious three bedroom mid town house situated in a popular residential location offering good access to local amenities including shops, schools and public transport links (M62 Motorway connections and Manchester Metrolink Service). The property benefits from UPVC double glazing and gas central heating with the accommodation comprising briefly of storm porch with built in storage and meters, entrance hall with staircase leading to the first floor, guest WC, dining room which is open plan to the fitted kitchen, lounge with large pantry, rear hallway which offers more storage and access to the private rear garden, first floor landing with built in storage cupboard and loft hatch, three bedrooms (two double, one single) and three piece family bathroom. Externally there is a gated courtyard to the front and private gated rear garden with paved patio seating STORM PORCH GUEST WC area, artificial lawn and fenced boundaries. The new Built in storage with gas meter and consumer unit. 4' 1" x 3' 2" (1.27m x 0.97m) Vendor will also get use of the carpark located to the Front facing double glazed frosted window, two piece front of the property. ENTRANCE HALL suite in white comprising WC and vanity hand basin, 7' 7" x 2' 11" (2.33m x 0.90m) tiled wall and floor. The property is ideally suited as a first time buyer or Front facing entrance door, radiator, access to the family home with internal viewings coming highly dining room, staircase leading to the first floor, wood DINING ROOM recommended to fully appreciate the position, size and effect laminate flooring. 11' 9" x 11' 5" (3.6m x 3.5m) finish. Open plan to the kitchen, radiator, dining area, lounge access and wood effect laminate flooring. KITCHEN 7' 4" x 8' 0" (2.24m x 2.44m) Front facing double glazed window, plinth heater, fitted kitchen with a good selection of wall and base units, complimentary work surfaces, splash back tiling, breakfast bar, sink & drainer, gas hob, extractor and double oven with grill, plumbed for automatic washing machine, space for a free standing fridge freezer, tiled floor, open to the dining room. LOUNGE 13' 8" x 11' 5" (4.17m x 3.5m) Rear facing double glazed window, radiator, pantry or storage cupboard, wood effect laminate flooring. REAR HALLWAY 7' 9" x 3' 2" (2.37m x 0.97m) Rear facing door giving access to the private rear garden. FIRST FLOOR LANDING 14' 3" x 5' 10" (4.35m x 1.80m) Built in storage and loft hatch. BEDROOM ONE 11' 6" x 8' 9" (3.51m x 2.67m) BEDROOM TWO FAMILY BATHROOM Front facing double glazed window, radiator, double 15' 7" x 8' 8" (4.77m x 2.65m) 8' 7" x 6' 5" (2.62m x 1.96m) room, open plan to the en-suite shower room. Rear facing double glazed window, radiator, double Front facing double glazed frosted window, heated room. towel rail, three piece suite in white comprising WC, ENSUITE SHOWER ROOM vanity hand basin with storage and free standing bath 5' 8" x 8' 8" (1.73m x 2.65m) BEDROOM THREE with shower attachment, tiled walls and floor. Ceiling spot lights, walk in shower with electric shower, 10' 5" x 5' 10" (3.18m x 1.8m) part tiled walls and tiled floor. Rear facing double glazed window, radiator, single room. EXTERNAL Externally there is a gated courtyard to the front and private gated rear garden with paved patio seating area, artificial lawn and fenced boundaries. The new Vendor will also get use of the carpark located to the front of the property. REVILO INSIGHT Tenure: Freehold Title No: GM674725 Class Of Title: Absolute Tax Band: A Parking: Carpark to the Front Important Notice: These particulars are a guide and for illustration purposes only. Floor plans, layouts and positions are for indicative purposes only. Purchasers should refer to legal plans for details of the title to be transferred. Dimensions should not be used for carpet sizes, appliance space or items of furniture. Kitchen, bathroom and storage layouts are shown for indicative purposes only – please refer to specifications of each property for full details. Consequently, the particulars should be treated as general guidance only and cannot be relied upon as accurately describing any of the specified matters prescribed by any order made under the Property Misdescriptions Act 1991. Nor do they constitute a contract, part of a contract or warranty. For further information, to arrange a viewing or for mortgage and insurance advice you can contact Revilo Homes & Mortgages directly on 01706 509237. One of our team will be more than happy to help. www.revilohomes.co.uk 01706 509 237 [email protected] Revilo House, Bridgefold Road, Rochdale, OL11 5BX .
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