Redesmere Park, Urmston
£350,000

*SITUATED IN A POPUALR AND SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION CLOSE TO URMSTON MEADOWS* A corner positioned three bedroom semi detached property with an electric heating system and double glazing.
Occupying a generous plot with off-road parking facilities, a garage and pleasant gardens. ( See Agents note ). Open plan ground floor accommodation. Kitchen with built-in oven and hob. Bathroom with shower. Freehold. Must be viewed to be appreciated. Virtual Tour Available.

TO THE GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Hall
With stairs leading off to the first floor rooms. Tiled floor. Storage heater.

Lounge
With a feature fireplace, a storage heater and a double glazed window to the front. Wood effect flooring. Opening with double doors fitted, to:

Dining Room
With a storage heater, wood effect flooring and a substantial storage area off. Opening to:

Kitchen
With a single drainer stainless steel sink unit and a range of base and wall cupboard units and working services incorporating an oven and hob. Double glazed window to the rear, tiled areas and plumbing is provided for an automatic washing machine. Space for appliances.

Converted Garage
With a storage heater, a skylight and a double glazed window. (See Agent’s note ).

TO THE FIRST FLOOR

Landing
To:

Bedroom (1)
With an electric heater and a double glazed window to the front.

Bedroom (2)
With an electric heater and a double glazed window to the rear.

Bedroom (3)
With an electric heater and a double glazed window to the front.

Bathroom
With a white suite comprising panelled bath, pedestal wash basin and low level WC. Double glazed window to the rear, wall heater and tiled/panelled areas. A shower is installed over the bath and a rail and curtain are fitted.

Outside
The property occupies a generous corner plot that incorporates gardens, off-road parking facilities and a garage. The rear garden offers a good degree of privacy.

Agent's Note
The garage to the property is currently in use as a bed/sitting room and has heat, light, windows etc. The garage doors are still in situ so could easily be reinstated if preferred. No building regulation approval was sought for the conversion so it’s not considered a habitable room.