Lincoln at Charlton Common Challenger Road, Brentry BS10
Semi-detached house
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Have a home to sell? Ask about Part ExchangeGarage and 2 parking spacesOpen plan kitchen with double width French doorsSpacious loungeNew buildEnergy efficient
Tenure: FreeholdDelightful Two Bedroom HomeSought-After Bradley Stoke LocationPrivate Rear Enclosed Garden with Direct Access from Main Living SpaceChain-free
Tenure: Leasehold (998 years remaining)A spacious and well-presented two bedroom apartmentGround floor and a private entranceNo service charge or ground rentChain-free
Tenure: FreeholdThree double bedroomsA new resin driveway for multiple vehicles (added at substantial cost)A beautiful Howdens kitchen with integrated appliancesStudy
Tenure: Leasehold (973 years remaining)Spacious first-floor apartmentPrime location in the heart of Stokes Croft- with residents' parking permit eligibility providing convenient on-street parking.Attractive bay window providing excellent natural light
Tenure: Leasehold (107 years remaining)Premium Two Double Bedroom/Two Bathroom Apartment Desirable Cheswick Village Location22ft Open-Plan Living Space with Light and Views
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