FIRST LOOK VIDEO 🎬 Bennetts Lane, Hawarden 🏡

Offers Over £450,000

🏡 Outstanding Detached House on a Huge Plot of approx 900sq mtrs
🌳 Stunning Countryside Location & Idylic Setting
⭐Traditional Features Throughout
🛏️Three Double Bedrooms (Master with Balcony, en-suite & walk in wardrobe)
🤩Fabulous Country Style Open Plan Kitchen/Diner
⭐ Two Reception Rooms
✅ Utility Room, Office & Ground Floor WC
🚗 Off Road Parking & Double Garage
🌳 Beautiful, Private South West Facing Rear Garden
📍 Walking Distance to Hawarden Village & Schools

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