• Stunning Semi Detached Property +
• Highly Desirable Residential Area +
• Peaceful Cul De Sac Location +
• Three Bright Spacious Bedrooms +
• Gorgeous New Kitchen, Sky Light +
• Open Plan Sitting Room/Dining Room +
• Convenient Office & Utility Rooms +
• Large Garden & Lovely Reaching Views +
• Benefitting From A Driveway +
• No Onward Chain, EPC=D55 +

Guide Price £310,000 to £325,000
Cross Keys Estates is delighted to present this stunning semi-detached house located in the highly desirable area of Higher Compton, on the peaceful Jean Crescent cul-de-sac. This charming lovingly refurbished property boasts a spacious open-plan sitting room, dining room and kitchen. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the gorgeous new kitchen, featuring a lanterned roof that floods the space with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere with patio doors leading out to the decked area of the garden. The property comprises three generous bedrooms, including two large doubles and a single, making it ideal for families or those seeking extra space. The bathroom is stylish and modern, ensuring comfort and convenience for all residents. Downstairs, you will also find a convenient office room and a utility room along with an additional toilet ensuring practicality for all.

Outside, you will find an expansive private rear garden that offers both a decked area for outdoor dining and a grassy area, perfect for children to play or for enjoying the far-reaching views. This home is offered with no onward chain, allowing for a smooth and swift move-in process.
Benefitting from a private driveway, this property is conveniently close to local amenities, shops, and schools, making it an excellent choice for families and professionals alike. With its blend of modern features and a tranquil setting, this semi-detached house is ready for you to move straight in and make it your own. Don’t miss the opportunity to view this exceptional home.

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