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We are delighted to bring onto the market a 3 bedroom house situated on the popular School Walk development.







We are delighted to bring onto the market a 3 bedroom house situated on the popular School Walk development. Accommodation to the ground floor comprises of entrance hall, kitchen, lounge / diner, conservatory and cloakroom. To the first floor there are 3 bedrooms with an ensuite to the master bedroom and a family bathroom. To the outside of the property offers an enclosed rear garden which has a patio and laid to astro turf with a side gate leading to a parking area which has a garage en bloc and parking in front for 1 car. 

* 3 bedrooms
* Built in storage in two of the bedrooms
* Kitchen
* Lounge / Diner
* Conservatory
* Cloakroom
* Master bedroom with ensuite
* Family bathroom
* Enclosed rear garden
* Garage
* Parking in front of garage
* Double glazed windows
* Gas central heating  


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