Summary *** Stunning family home, within a sought after location *** This lovely example of a family home is situated on the ever popular Chapel drive, this home has 3 good sized bedrooms, with the master having en-suite, two conservatories, living ...

Summary We are delighted to offer to the market this two bedroom property situated on the sought after Chapel Drive. The property briefly comprises of entrance/hallway, downstairs wc, kitchen, lounge. To the first floor there are two bedrooms and a ...

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A spacious three bed property situated in an excellent corner plot position, which provides a good sized garden and a drive which is big enough for multiple cars. The property has a generously proportioned kitchen which is the perfect space for ...

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