FIRST LOOK VIDEO 🎬 Northop Road, Flint🏡

£240,000

🤩 Recently Renovated Throughout
🏡 Stunning Detached House
⭐ No Onward Chain
🛏️ Three/ Four Bedrooms
⭐WOW Factor Kitchen/Diner
🌳 Large Rear Garden
🤩 Great Kerb Appeal
🚗 Parking at Rear
📍 Great Location


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If you wish to place an offer on this property you will be asked to prove you are in a position to buy. If this involves you obtaining a mortgage and you haven't already got an agreement in principle in place then we have an easy online form you can fill in and within 24 hours we can have an agreement in principle in place for you.

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Alternatively you can make an appointment with our expert mortgage advisers by calling 01244 836636.

If you love our First Look videos and are thinking of selling your property in the near future then click here for our valuation options.

Learn more about Keystone and meet the team by clicking here. Remember we cover the whole of Flintshire including Buckley, Connahs Quay, Shotton, Flint, Northop, Flint Mountain, Mold, Hawarden, Mancot, Sandycroft, Deeside, Pentre, Queensferry, Ewloe, Northop Hall, Bagillt, Holywell, Greenfield, Garden City, Sealand, Broughton and Saltney.


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