Lakenheath Drive, Sharples, Bolton ** 4 BED DETACHED ** £1200 PCM

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** Lakenheath Drive, Sharples, Bolton **

** £1,200.00 PCM **

** DEPOSIT £1,384.62 **

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PLEASE NOTE... A minimum income of £36,000.00 is required to pass the affordability checks.


Harrisons are delighted to offer for let, this stunning detached house on Lakenheath Drive, Sharples, Bolton. The property has a garden to the front and to the rear. Internally, it offers a lounge, open plan kitchen/dining room/conservatory and downstairs WC. To the first floor there are 4 bedrooms and family bathroom. Outside the property offers a large driveway, separate garage and front & rear gardens. Call now to view! 

A HOLDING DEPOSIT OF £276.92 IS REQUIRED TO SECURE THIS PROPERTY.




LOCATION
Asda (1.3 miles)
Lidl (1.1 miles)
The Oaks Primary School (0.2 miles)
Moss Bank Park (2.8 miles)
Bolton Train Station (3.4 miles)




PROPERTY FEATURES AND DETAILS
4 BEDROOMS
3 RECEPTION ROOMS
OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/DINER/CONSERVATORY
DOWNSTAIRS W.C
LARGE DRIVEWAY
SEPARATE GARAGE



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