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14 Torbay Drive, Scartho DN33 3DQ £220,000 14 Torbay Drive, Scartho DN33 3DQ £220,000 31 Sea View Street, Cleethorpes, DN35 8EU Tel: 01472 603929 www.argyleestateagents.co.uk Key Features: • Bay Fronted Three Bedroom Detached Bungalow • Peaceful Cul De Sac Location • Well Maintained Accommodation • Off Road Parking • Detached Garage • Private Lawned Rear Garden • No Forward Chain A well maintained Three Bedroom Detached Bungalow occupying a quiet cul de sac position off Boundary Road. Enjoying a private rear garden, the property is located adjacent to farmers fields at the edge of Scartho village, and being a short distance from Waltham. The accommodation offers a Bay Fronted Living Room and Master Bedroom, Two Further Bedrooms to the rear, Bathroom, and a Kitchen Diner. Set in pleasant well kept gardens, with Driveway and Detached Garage. Offered for sale with No Forward Chain. ENTRANCE PORCH Entered via a uPVC front door. With tiled floor, radiator and inner door to the hallway. HALLWAY With a fitted storage cupboard, loft access, and tiled floor. LIVING ROOM 5.70 X 3.92 (18'8" X 12'10") A good sized living room with a double glazed bay window to front aspect, and two further side windows. Featuring wood effect Karndean flooring and a marble effect fireplace incorporating an electric fire. Radiator. KITCHEN DINER 3.89 X 3.75 (12'9" X 12'4") Fitted with a range of cream units and peninsular incorporating a breakfast bar. Work surfaces incorporating a stainless steel sink/drainer. Freestanding cooker, plumbing for a washing machine and further appliance space. Unit housing the gas central heating boiler. Tiled floor, radiator, double glazed windows to the side and rear aspect, and access to the rear garden. MASTER BEDROOM 4.22 X 3.82 (13'10" X 12'6") To the front of the property with a double glazed bay window, radiator, and fitted storage with co-ordinating dressing table. BEDROOM 2 3.33 X 2.96 (10'11" X 9'9") A second double bedroom, with a double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator, and fitted storage. BEDROOM 3 2.79 X 2.65 (9'2" X 8'8") With a double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator, and fitted storage with co-ordinating dressing table. BATHROOM 2.79 X 2.01 (9'2" X 6'7") Fully tiled and fitted with a vanity sink unit, panelled bath with shower over and wc. Radiator, and a double glazed window to side aspect. OUTSIDE The front of the property is totally block paved providing ample off road parking and leading down the side to the detached garage. Adjacent to open fields, the rear garden has further block paving, and shaped lawn with established borders. GARAGE A detached brick garage with up and over door, power/ light. TENURE Freehold VIEWINGS By Appointment Only TENURE We are advised by the vendor that the property is: Freehold However, prospective purchasers should have the tenure of this property confirrmed by a solicitor. Additional Information Local Authority: North East Lincolnshire Council Telephone 01472 313 131 Services: All mains services are available or connected subject to the statutory regulations. we have not tested any heating systems, fixtures, appliances or services. DISCLAIMER – IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING SALES PARTICULARS Although we have taken great care to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in these particulars, we specifically deny liability for any mistakes, omissions or errors and strongly advise that all proposed purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise, as to their correctness, prior to entering into any commitment to purchase. Any references to the condition, use or appearance of the property or appliances therein, are made for guidance only, and no warranties are given or implied by this information. It is not the Agents policy to check the position with regards to any planning permission or building regulation matters and as such all interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries., in order to ensure that any necessary consents have been obtained. Measurements are taken from wall to wall unless otherwise stated, with the metric conversion shown in brackets. Any plans or maps contained are for identification purposes only and are not for any other use but guidance and illustration. The Agents have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services including central heating systems and cannot therefore verify that they are in working order, or fit for their intended purpose. The details do not form any part of a contract and unless specifically stated otherwise, furnishings and contents are not includeds within this sale. 31 Sea View Street, Cleethorpes, DN35 8EU Tel: 01472 603929 www.argyleestateagents.co.uk.
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