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Simpson & Partners - Thrapston

*Available early January 2025* A beautiful cottage full of character in the very sought after village of Lowick. The property has been newly updated and comprises: living room, kitchen with white goods, one double bedroom, dressing room/office space and wet room. The property further benefits from a lovely enclosed rear garden with summer house and storage shed. Lowick is a very popular village boasting countryside walks, a lovely community feel and The Snooty Fox pub and restaurant. A small pet may be considered (please note that the Landlord may charge an extra £25- £50 per month for a pet). Available early January 2025, an internal viewings is highly recommended. Council tax band C.

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 Amber: Two bars, may experience problems with connectivity 
 Green: Three bars, likely to have good coverage and receive a data rate to support basic web services 
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*Available early January 2025* A beautiful cottage full of character in the very sought after village of Lowick. The property has been newly updated and comprises: living room, kitchen with white goods, one double bedroom, dressing room/office space and wet room. The property further benefits...

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