Beautiful spaciuos 3-bed house for 6-months rental

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September 7, 2015 in Property

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Posted September 7, 2015

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Posted September 7, 2015

Beautiful 3-bed terraced house with amazing view looking on to Blythe Hill Park. The house is perefect for a family and is 7 minutes walk from Carford Bridge station and also 5 minutes walk from st. Dunstan's school. Downstairs is a lounge, toilet and big open space kitchen and dining room with doors to the garden. Upstairs are 3 good size rooms - 2 big doubles and one small double plus a newly decorated family bathroom. Lots of original features including a working fireplace in the lounge and original fireplaces in the bedrooms. The house is available to rent fully furnished for 6 months from the end of November.

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