Welcome to this charming and spacious end two-bedroom Victorian terrace located in Newtown. The property is conveniently located close to the city centre, but within easy reach of transport links, close to the train station and motorway network to get to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales

In brief, the property comprises of entrance into living room which features ample natural light flowing through the large window, creating a bright and airy ambiance that is amplified by the high ceilings. The room also features a decorative fireplace and wood flooring that continues through to the inner space with stairs that lead to first floor and then contiues through to the dining room which features useful under stairs storage and access to the kitchen and rear courtyard.

Moving upstairs, there are two generously sized bedrooms. The principle bedroom features a large window, allowing for plenty of natural light and another decorative fireplace and store cupboard. The second bedroom also offers ample space and flexibility to suit your needs, whether it be as a guest bedroom or home office.

Externally there is a residents permit scheme for on road parking, and a low maintenance courtyard to the rear.

The property would make an ideal first time home but could also be considered for an investment with average rents achieving around £925 – £950 pcm for similar properties.

FINER POINTS * Spacious end Victorian terrace

* Ideal first time home

* Walking distance to city centre

* Residents Parking Scheme

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