Vicarage Road West, Blackrod, Bolton ** NEW TO RENTAL MARKET ** £500 PCM

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** Welcome to Vicarage Road West**

Two Bedroom Ground Floor Apartment in the Blackrod in Bolton.

** RENT £500.00 PCM **

** DEPOSIT £576.92 **

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Located in the Area of Blackrod this 2 Bedroom Ground Floor Apartment, briefly comprising of Lounge and Fitted kitchen, Two Bedrooms and Family Bathroom. Gas Central Heating and Double Glazing. Private rear Garden & Garden to the front.

A HOLDING DEPOSIT OF £115.38 IS REQUIRED TO SECURE THIS PROPERTY.


LOCATION
Middlebrook Retail Park (4.2 Miles)
Blackrod Primary School (5 Minute walk)
Bolton Town Centre (5 miles)



PROPERTY FEATURES AND DETAILS
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Gas Central Heating
Double Glazed
Private Rear Garden
Garden to the Front
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