Guide price £110,000 to £120,000
Located in the sort after area of Sydney is this first floor apartment with stunning views over Landscaped gardens and the tranquil Cheshire countryside. Ideal for first time buyers looking to get on the property ladder, working professionals or even a stunning example to add to any property portfolio. Recently redecorated throughout, new carpets and boiler.

Briefly compromising of an entrance hallway, bathroom, two double bedrooms and a open plan kitchen/ living area.

The sizeable living area offers contemporary open plan accommodation which features a Juliet balcony overlooking stunning British scenery. The fitted kitchen offers a range of matching wall and base units, enabling the boiler to be hidden from sight. In Addition the kitchen benefits from an integrated oven, hob and chimney extractor hood, also providing space for a stack fridge/freezer and space for a washer/dryer.

The bathroom boast a P shaped bath with over head thermostatic shower, Shower screen and combination vanity unit with inset hand wash basin and low level WC, Complimentary wall tiles with large vanity mirrors.

Externally the property offers an allocated parking space and its very own private garden!, providing desirable outside space rarely found with this type of accommodation.

Viewings come highly recommended to appreciate what this property has to offer.

Butters John Bee Estate Agents also offer a professional, ARLA accredited Lettings and Management Service. If you are considering purchasing your property in order to rent, are looking at buy to let or would like a free review of your current portfolio then please call the Lettings Branch Manager on the number shown above.

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