Country Properties Shefford Branch Estate Agent in SG17 5DG

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1 bed Flat property

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Listed May 9, 2024

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By Country Properties Shefford Branch

Description

A one bedroom flat located in the heart of Shefford, within close proximity to all local amenities.

GROUND FLOOR

Hallway
Stairs to first floor

FIRST FLOOR

Lounge

Kitchen
Fridgefreezer , Oven

Bathroom

Bedroom

Additional Information
The landlord has provided a cooker and fridge freezer with the property
* The parking space can only be used when the hairdressers below is closed

EPC E
Council Tax Band A
We act on a tenant find only basis on this property, so the tenant would deal directly with the landlord once the tenancy commenced
Gas Central Heating
Refuse Day is Wednesday

Location
Sheep-ford, now known as Shefford, is a busy market community with the friendliness of a village, located on the HertfordshireBedfordshire boundary. It-s origin stems from various sheep crossings, and the shepherds tracks took on the appearance of primitive roads, eventually creating a trading centre. The right to hold a market was granted
in the 13th century and still remains today, every Friday morning.