COMING TO THE MARKET SOON IS THIS 2 BED, 2 RECEPTION TERRACE IN ALABAMA ST. GUIDE PRICE £340-360,000

Beaumont Gibbs are offering this two bedroom Victorian terrace house to the market at a Guide Price of £340,000 to £360,000. The house does require a bit of TLC, but is priced at a realistic level to sell quickly. Benefits include sash windows, gas central heating and some period fireplaces. Offered with no chain and immediate vacant possession.

WE ARE OFFERING THIS OUT TO OUR BUYER DATABASE BEFORE WE PLACE ONTO THE MAJOR PROPERTY PORTALS.

A FEW PHOTOS BELOW. THESE ARE NOT MARKETING PICTURES, BUT WILL GIVE YOU A TASTE OF WHAT THE HOUSE IS ALL ABOUT.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO VIEW IT, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH US ON 0208 319 7600 OR EMAIL INFO@BEAUMONTGIBBS.COM

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