**INVESTMENT ALERT** X9 BUNGALOWS + X1 2 BED HOUSE  | ASTLEY BRIDGE | BOLTON | BL1 8PU

**INVESTMENT ALERT** X9 BUNGALOWS + X1 2 BED HOUSE | ASTLEY BRIDGE | BOLTON | BL1 8PU

X9 BUNGALOWS 1 BED | X1 2 BED HOUSE | RENT ROLL OF £55,600 PER ANUM

**INVESTMENT ALERT**

X9 BUNGALOWS + X1 2 BED HOUSE

OIRO £1m


SEYMOUR HOUSE | SEYMOUR ROAD | ASTLEY BRIDGE | BOLTON | BL1 8PU 

TOTAL RENTAL INCOME OF £55,600 PER ANUM

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clairejames@harrisonsnet.co.uk


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