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£135,000

St. Lawrence Avenue, Snaith, Goole, DN14

2 bedroom Bungalow

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Overview

We are pleased to offer to the market this 2 bedroom semi-detached bungalow. It is situated in the historic market town of Snaith.

Conveniently placed for local amenities, the towns of Goole and Selby and the motorway network providing excellent commuter links to the larger towns and cities. The accommodation briefly comprises of; entrance hallway, kitchen, living room, large conservatory, two bedrooms and a shower room. Externally there is a detached garage, driveway and gardens to the front and rear.

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Living Room 5.08m (16'8") x 2.98m (9'9")

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Key Features

Conservatory

Detached garage

Gated driveway

Gardens to front and rear

2 bedrooms

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