Dougill Street, Bolton ** NEW TO MARKET ** GUIDE PRICE £100,000

Dougill Street, Bolton NEW TO MARKET GUIDE PRICE £100,000

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This charming 2-bedroom end-terraced house boasts tasteful decor throughout. The property benefits from a spacious living area, a modern fitted kitchen, and two well-proportioned bedrooms. The house also features a lovely private garden, perfect for outdoor entertaining. Overall, this is a beautiful and welcoming home that is sure to impress.

Council Tax: A

EPC: D

Tenure: Leasehold

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