Reed Close, Farnworth, Bolton ** AVAILABLE NOW ** £595 PCM **

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Welcome to Reed Close, a top floor apartment in Farnworth, Bolton.

This property is a fully furnished, top floor apartment located in Farnworth, with one allocated space to park. The property benefits from two good sized bedrooms with an open plan kitchen and lounge. Please note, the WI-FI and landline come at an extra cost at £30 per month.


PROPERTY FEATURES AND DETAILS
Fully furnished throughout.
Ring doorbell installed along with full intercom system.
One allocated parking space.
Two spacious bedrooms.
Completely modern throughout.


LOCATION
Ellesmere Park (0.2 miles)
Bolton town centre (3.0 miles)
Asda Farnworth (0.7 miles)
Queensbridge Community Primary School (0.1 miles)
St James’ High School (0.7 miles)
Royal Bolton Hospital (1.6 miles)
New Bury Post Office (0.6 miles)


HARRISONS | EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE
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Flexible viewing appointments available
Open 6 days a week, contact our branch for more details.
 

CONTACT ASHLEIGH FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A VIEWING ON 01204 659670 OR EMAIL ashleigh@harrisonsnet.co.uk


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