FIRST LOOK VIDEO 🎬 Seathwaite Way, Connah's Quay 🏡

**INVITING OFFERS BETWEEN £160,000 - £170,000 **

🏡 Mid Terraced House
🛏️ Three Bedrooms
🚗 Parking At Rear
🤩 Attention First Time Buyers
🏡 Open Plan Kitchen/Diner
🌳 Lovely Rear Garden
📍 Convenient Location Close To Shopping Park & Local Amenities

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