• Charming Semi Detached Property +
• Lovely Open Plan Sitting/Dining Room +
• Stylish Modern Fitted Kitchen +
• Large Private Front & Rear Garden +
• Sought After Residential Location +
• Two Good Size Bedrooms +
• Light & Airy Stylish Bathroom +
• Close To Local Amenities & Schools +
• Well Presented Throughout +
• Early Viewing Advised, EPC-TBC +

Guide Price £190,000 to £210,000
Cross Keys Estates is delighted to present this charming semi-detached house located on the desirable Southway Drive in the sought-after PL6 area. This delightful property boasts a lovely open plan sitting and dining room, which is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for both relaxation and entertaining.
The house features two good-sized bedrooms, bedroom two currently separated by a partition wall, offering flexibility for your living arrangements. The stylish modern fitted kitchen is a highlight of the home, providing a contemporary space for culinary pursuits and family gatherings.

Outside, you will find a large private front garden, ideal for enjoying the fresh air or hosting outdoor activities. This property is perfect for first-time buyers, small families, or those looking to downsize, offering a comfortable and convenient lifestyle in a friendly neighbourhood.
Given its appealing features and prime location, early viewing is highly advised to fully appreciate all that this lovely home has to offer. Don't miss the opportunity to make this charming property your own.

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