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Map2 bedroom terraced house
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Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
859 sq ft / 80 sq m
EPC rating: C
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Tenure: Freehold
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OPEN DAY - FRIDAY 11th MARCH - A deceptively spacious, two double bedroom, two reception room, period, mid-terrace which is located towards the end of a quiet street within the popular residential area of Reddish.
The property, which would make a great first time buy or buy-to-let investment, comprises: entrance hallway, front living room with fireplace, a second reception room with fireplace, and a separate kitchen with door which leads to the rear gardens. To the first floor is the main bedroom, a second double bedroom, a four piece bathroom suite and a separate wc.
Externally there are formal gardens to front, with private courtyard and brick built shed to rear.
BUY-TO-LET - after some cosmetic updating we would estimate a monthly rental return of £775 which, based on the guide price of £180,000, creates an annual yield of 5.2%
The property, which would make a great first time buy or buy-to-let investment, comprises: entrance hallway, front living room with fireplace, a second reception room with fireplace, and a separate kitchen with door which leads to the rear gardens. To the first floor is the main bedroom, a second double bedroom, a four piece bathroom suite and a separate wc.
Externally there are formal gardens to front, with private courtyard and brick built shed to rear.
BUY-TO-LET - after some cosmetic updating we would estimate a monthly rental return of £775 which, based on the guide price of £180,000, creates an annual yield of 5.2%
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Whether it’s urban living in the centre or enjoying the rich mix of housing in the suburbs, Stockport is fast becoming a hotspot and was voted the happiest place in the North West. First time buyers, landlords and families are being drawn to the huge investment and regeneration of the centre, the wealth of cultural and heritage attractions, and the educational and sporting facilities. Not only has Stockport attracted some of the country’s biggest companies but also has its unique local character and independent retailers.