House For Rent £675
WE ARE CURRENTLY FULLY BOOKED FOR VIEWINGS ON THIS PROPERTY - A three bedroom end terrace house situated in the picturesque village of Knighton, surrounded by open countryside.
The accommodation comprises to the ground floor there is an entrance hallway, a spacious lounge, dining room/ snug/office. A fitted kitchen with a separate utility room and downstairs toilet and porch to the side that offers access to the rear garden . To the first floor there are two double bedrooms with a third bedroom/ study and a family bathroom. Externally there is a large rear garden .
Pets considered.
Knighton is a small village in Staffordshire situated approximately half way between the towns of Newport and Eccleshall and near to the villages of Cheswardine, Woodseaves, High Offley and Adbaston. The towns of Eccleshall and Newport offer all local amenities and good road access links to the A41, M6 and M54 respectively.
Knighton is a small village in Staffordshire situated approximately half way between the towns of Newport and Eccleshall and near to the villages of Cheswardine, Woodseaves, High Offley and Adbaston.
The accommodation comprises to the ground floor there is an entrance hallway, a spacious lounge, dining room/ snug/office. A fitted kitchen with a separate utility room and downstairs toilet and porch to the side that offers access to the rear garden . To the first floor there are two double bedrooms with a third bedroom/ study and a family bathroom. Externally there is a large rear garden .
Pets considered.
Knighton is a small village in Staffordshire situated approximately half way between the towns of Newport and Eccleshall and near to the villages of Cheswardine, Woodseaves, High Offley and Adbaston. The towns of Eccleshall and Newport offer all local amenities and good road access links to the A41, M6 and M54 respectively.
Knighton is a small village in Staffordshire situated approximately half way between the towns of Newport and Eccleshall and near to the villages of Cheswardine, Woodseaves, High Offley and Adbaston.
