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23 Riversdale Road, Wick, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH6 4LH 23 Riversdale Road, Wick, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH6 4LH PRICE: £545,000 Set in a highly sought after road just a short walk from the banks of the river Stour, is this detached chalet style home which offers spacious accommodation and huge further potential. Set in between Wick Village and Tuckton is this detached chalet offered with no onward chain. Within a short distance of the property is the banks of the river Stour with its riverside walks to Hengistbury Head beyond. Close by is Tuckton high street with a range of day to day shops as is Southbourne Grove which offers a wide variety of shops, bistros & bars together with being only a few hundred yards of the miles of sandy bathing beaches. Southbourne is a coastal suburb of Bournemouth with its clifftops overlooking Bournemouth Bay, The Purbecks and the Isle of Wight in the distance. Also within easy reach is the historic and picturesque town of Christchurch which dates back to the 11th Century with its imposing Priory Church on the edge of the River Stour and Christchurch Harbour. The town centre boasts a mixture of characterful buildings and properties along with a pedestrianised high street which is home to many shops, restaurants, cafes and a weekly Monday Market. The highly rated Twynham School makes Christchurch an ideal destination for young or growing families whilst Mudeford and Friars Cliff to the east offer sandy beaches and spectacular views towards The Isle of Wight. Whilst in need of some updating in our opinion the property has excellent potential and must be viewed internally to appreciate the accommodation on offer. The property is approached via a front door leading to an entrance porch which leads to a good sized reception hallway giving access to the principal rooms. To the rear is a spacious lounge/dining room, kitchen and double glazed conservatory which leads onto the westerley facing rear garden. The kitchen is fitted with a wide selection of units and has access to a large lean to/utility room. There is a ground floor double bedroom with built in wardrobes together with a separate shower room. On the First floor there is a further double bedroom with an additional dressing room and shower. There is also a useful good sized storage room. A feature of this property is the generous rear garden which boasts a wide selection of mature plants and shrubs. There is also a driveway, garage with electric up and over door and front garden. All viewings to inspect this property internally are highly recommended by the sellers sole agents. Approximate room sizes; Reception hall: Ground floor bedroom: 12'11 x 12'11 (3.94m x 3.94m) excluding bay Dining area: 16'2 x 7'11 (4.93m x 2.41m) Living area: 22' x 14'8 (6.71m x 4.47m) Conservatory: 10'11 x 8'7 (3.33m x 2.62m) Kitchen: 14'10 x 7'9 (4.52m x 2.36m) Lean to/utility: 16'1 x 8'2 (4.9m x 2.49m) Garage: 23'7 x 11'10 (7.19m x 3.61m) First floor bedroom: 11'8 x 11'8 (3.56m x 3.56m) max First floor Dressing room/shower: 11' x 9'6 (3.35m x 2.9m) max THE CONSUMER PROTECTION FROM UNFAIR TRADING REGULATIONS (CPRs) The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. If you are interested in buying this property it is important that you contact us at the earliest opportunity. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property. If you are making a cash offer, we shall require written confirmation of the source and availability of your funds in order that our client may make an informed decision. DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998 Please note that all personal information provided by customers wishing to receive information and/or services from the estate agent will be processed by the estate agent, the TEAM Association Consortium Company of which it is a member and TEAM Association Limited for the purpose of providing services associated with the business of an estate agent and for the additional purposes set out in the privacy policy but specifically excluding mailings or promotions by a third party. If you do not wish your personal information to be used for any of these purposes, please notify your estate agent. 51 Southbourne Grove, Southbourne, Bournemouth, Dorset BH6 3QT Tel: (01202) 428555 or e-mail: [email protected] www.sladeshomes.co.uk .
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