Crosby Street, Atherton, Manchester ** £695 PCM

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Welcome to Crosby Street, a two bedroom terraced property in Atherton.

This property comes equipped with two spacious bedrooms with access to the loft from the second bedroom. It is located on quiet street in Atherton with parking directly outside the front and has a private gated back street. This property also benefits from both a front and rear garden with access to a shed in the rear garden. Atherton Train Station is just around the corner giving you great access to Manchester City Centre.



PROPERTY FEATURES AND DETAILS
Completely modern throughout.
Spacious loft for storage.
Low maintenance rear garden.
Private gated back street.
Front street parking.
Built in fireplace.



LOCATION
Atherton Train Station (0.2 mile)
Asda Atherton Supermarket (0.3 miles)
St Phillips Church of England Primary School (0.1 miles)
Atherton Town Centre (0.7 miles)
Manchester City Centre (14.2 miles)
Tesco Superstore (0.8 miles)



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