Oxford Grove, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire ** Auction Guide Price £67,500 **

Oxford Grove, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire Auction Guide Price £67,500

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***FOR SALE BY MODERN METHOD OF AUCTION; STARTING BID PRICE £67,500 PLUS RESERVATION FEE***

Oxford Grove, Heaton, Bolton, Lancashire. **VIEW-BID-BUY**

Are you looking to invest in BOLTON?

Take a look at this FANTASTIC 2 bedroom mid-terrace property located on Oxford Grove, Heaton.

> Close to local shops

> Close to local schools

> Requires Modernisation Internally

> Once modernised will achieve £550 PCM

> Annual Possible Rental Income £6,600

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