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" Introduction

The busy town of Shotton is situated in North Wales alongside the Welsh River Dee and has an interesting history which dates back to the 8th century when it was actually an English settlement. After the construction of Offa?s Dyke later in that century the town became under the domain of the Welsh.
The main growth of the town was at the beginning of the 20th century when John Summers built the local steelworks. This created tremendous growth of the town by the construction of houses for the workers of the steelworks. The northern part of the town was for the ?workers? and the southern part was built for the management. Caernarvon Close was part of the properties for the management around the 1930?s.
The town is the gateway for Wales and England and has excellent access to all local areas of employment. The A55 is literally within a few minutes drive away and gives access to the main motorway systems for the North West, Midlands and the scenic North Wales coast and mountains.
The town is also close to several industrial areas which makes commuting easy and economical. There are also local schools within easy walking distance as well as a wide variety of local shops along the main road. In nearby Queensferry there are further retail outlets and more importantly one of the largest B&Q and ASDA outlets in the North West are situated in the town.
This property is a traditionally constructed three bed roomed semi detached house which has been maintained in good order but would benefit from an overall refurbishment with the main emphasis being on re-decoration and perhaps the provision of a new kitchen. The bathroom has been recently re-fitted. Some other minor works have been started but not completed to a good standard.
The cost of refurbishment would not be prohibitive and the end result would provide a first time buyer with a substantial home with built in equity. From an investor?s point of view there is great demand for this type of property and the rental yield would be most attractive.
Good standard double glazing is installed and there is gas central heating (not tested by Keystone). The rest of the accommodation comprises of an entrance hall, two reception rooms, kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom. There is a block paved drive leading to a corrugated steel garage and a good sized rear garden.

Entrance Hall

UPVC entrance door with coloured panes an narrow side panels.Wood effect laminated flooring. Radiator. Understairs store.

Reception 1 12'7" by 11'0" (3m 83cm x 3m 35cm)

A bright and airy room with a double glazed bay window overlooking the front garden and drive. The focal point is a solid fuel effect gas fire in an attractive, modern marble effect surround and hearth. Running coved ceiling. Two wall lights. Radiator.

Reception 2 11'10" by 11'0" (3m 60cm x 3m 35cm)

Ceiling light, radiator, Double glazed French doors opening out to the rear garden. Wood effect laminated flooring.

Kitchen 13'7" by 8'4" (4m 13cm x 2m 55cm)

The kitchen is fitted with a range of light beech effect wall and base units with contrasting work tops. Two double glazed windows. Double glazed door to outside. Plumbing for automatic washing macine. Tiled floor.

Stairs/ Landing

Radiator and double glazed window on landing.

Bedroom One 13'0" by 11'3" (3m 97cm x 3m 44cm)

Radiator. Double glazed bay window.

Bedroom Two 11'5" by 11'3" (3m 48cm x 3m 44cm)

Radiator, double glazed window.

Bedroom Three 6'11" by 6'2" (2m 11cm x 1m 89cm)

Radiator, double glazed window.

Bathroom 6'1" by 5'10" (1m 86cm x 1m 78cm)

The bathroom is tiled on all four walls and fitted with a fairly new white suite with a panelled bath with a mixer tap for a shower, handbasin and WC. Vinyl flooring. Double glazed window.

Outside

The property stands in good sized gardens. The front has a wide block paved drive with ample parking and which leads to a garage. The garage is constructed of corrugated steel. There is a side gate giving access to the rear garden.
The rear garden is mainly lawn which is slightly overgrown and requires some work. There is also a small paved area at the top left hand corner which could be used as a base for a shed or greenhouse.

To Arrange a Viewing

Contact Keystone on 01244 836636. We are open 7 days a week. Our opening times are Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 5pm and Sunday 1pm to 5pm.

Directions

From the Keystone office turn right. Travel through Shotton an pass under the railway bridge and take the first turning right into Chester Close. Take the next left, follow the road around into Caernarvon Close. The property is on the left hand side.

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THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991

The Agent has not tested any apparatus, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of the Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitors.

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