House For Sale £270,000
Description
Goodacres are delighted to offer for sale this fantastic 3 bedroom semi detached property situated in the popular and beautiful village of Elstow. Internally the property offers entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, bay fronted lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms plus family bathroom. Externally the property provides a landscaped rear garden, small frontage plus a communal parking area for local residences.
In summary the property offers:
Entrance Hall
Cloakroom
Lounge - 15' 8" x 11' 1"
Dining Room - 11' 4" x 8' 9"
Kitchen - 5' 9" x 7' 8"
Landing
Bedroom 1 - 13' 6" x 9' 3"
Bedroom 2 - 9' 3" x 12' 3"
Bedroom 3 - 7' 4" x 7' 8"
Family Bathroom
Outside
Front & Rear Gardens
Communal Parking For Residence
**press option 1 when calling to view**
**location**
Located in the heart of Old Elstow and within sight of the village's mediaeval Abbey Church - the place of the baptism of John Bunyan, author of The Pilgrim's Progress, in 1628 - the property is within close proximity of the A421, linking the A1 and M1 via the A6
Goodacres are delighted to offer for sale this fantastic 3 bedroom semi detached property situated in the popular and beautiful village of Elstow. Internally the property offers entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, bay fronted lounge, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms plus family bathroom. Externally the property provides a landscaped rear garden, small frontage plus a communal parking area for local residences.
In summary the property offers:
Entrance Hall
Cloakroom
Lounge - 15' 8" x 11' 1"
Dining Room - 11' 4" x 8' 9"
Kitchen - 5' 9" x 7' 8"
Landing
Bedroom 1 - 13' 6" x 9' 3"
Bedroom 2 - 9' 3" x 12' 3"
Bedroom 3 - 7' 4" x 7' 8"
Family Bathroom
Outside
Front & Rear Gardens
Communal Parking For Residence
**press option 1 when calling to view**
**location**
Located in the heart of Old Elstow and within sight of the village's mediaeval Abbey Church - the place of the baptism of John Bunyan, author of The Pilgrim's Progress, in 1628 - the property is within close proximity of the A421, linking the A1 and M1 via the A6
