FIRST LOOK VIDEO 🎬 High Street, Connah's Quay🏡

Offers over £130,000

🤩 Attention Investors & First Time Buyers
⭐ Convenient Location
🏡 Semi Detached House
🛏️Three Bedrooms
⭐ No Onward Chain
🏡 Two Reception Rooms
📍 Close To Local Schools & Amenities

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Alternatively you can make an appointment with our mortgage adviser Brad by calling 01244 836636.

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