• Spacious Mid Terrace Family Home +
• Three Generous Sized Bedrooms +
• Dining Room/Bedroom 4 +
• Highly Popular Residential Area +
• Bright And Airy Kitchen/Diner +
• Private Rear Sunny Garden +
• Family Bathroom & Downstairs Toilet +
• Perfect For Families Or FTB +
• Close To Local Amenities & Schools +
• Early Viewing Advised, EPC=D68 +

Guide Price £180,000 to £200,000
Cross Keys Estates is thrilled to present this spacious mid-terrace family home in the highly sought-after residential area of Duke Street, Devonport. This delightful property boasts three generously sized bedrooms, with the added flexibility of a potential fourth bedroom, which could easily serve as a study or dining room, catering to your family's needs.
Spread over three floors, this home offers an abundance of space, ensuring comfort and practicality for family living. The bright and airy kitchen/diner is perfect for family meals and entertaining, while the cosy sitting room provides a warm and inviting atmosphere for relaxation.

The property also features a private rear garden, basking in sunlight, ideal for outdoor activities or simply enjoying a peaceful moment in the fresh air. The family bathroom is conveniently located, adding to the home's functionality.
This charming terraced house is perfect for families or first-time buyers looking to establish themselves in a vibrant community. With its spacious layout and desirable location, early viewing is highly advised to fully appreciate all that this property has to offer. Don't miss the opportunity to make this lovely house your new home.

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