- SEMI DETACHED HOME +
- TWO BEDROOMS +
- LOUNGE +
- DINING KITCHEN +
- LEAN-TO +
- DETACHED GARAGE +
- MODERNISATION OPPORTUNITY +
- NO VENDOR CHAIN +
- GOOD SIZE GARDEN +
- CUL-DE-SAC +
Opportunities like these do not come along often; welcome to number 11 Dyserth Grove, a TWO BEDROOM SEMI DETACHED HOME in need of updating which is situated in a cul-de-sac location. This home has had just one owner since new (circa 1956!).
Let this property capture your imagination as you pour over the potential here to create a wonderful home to your unique style and design choices.
Number 11 is convenient to shops and just over a mile from Reddish centre. For the outdoorsy type - Reddish Vale Country Park is less than a half mile walk.
It is apparent when you step into number 11 that the property is ready for you to get the creative juices flowing and work your magic.
The entrance hall gives access to the good sized lounge and then on to the dining kitchen. A rear porch gives access to the generous size rear garden.
Stairs lead from the hall to the first floor landing. Off the landing there are two bedrooms and a bathroom/w.c.
A flagged driveway leads down the side of the home to a garage at the rear.
The rear garden is a good size and a garage and additional outbuilding provide welcome storage.
If you are seeking a project, then we think this property will interest you. We look forward to hearing from you.
This two bedroom home is offered to the market with NO ONWARD CHAIN.
Tenure: Freehold
EPC: TBC
Council Tax: B
Flood Risk: Very Low
Mobile and broadband available dependent upon provider.
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