Marton Drive, Atherton ** 4 BEDROOMS ** OIRO £275,000

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Council Tax: C
EPC: C
Tenure: Freehold




PROPERTY FEATURES
4 BEDROOMS
LOUNGE & DINING ROOM
KITCHEN
INTEGRAL GARAGE
DRIVEWAY
ENCLOSED REAR GARDEN
STUNNING VIEWS TO REAR
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION



LOCATION
Tesco (0.9 miles)
Morrisons Daily (0.7 miles)
Nelson Street Surgery (1.2 miles)
Atherton St George's Primary School (1.1 miles)
Atherton Train Station (0.2 miles)



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