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Brand: haart
SKU: HRT049501959
Availability: InStock

2 bedroom Mid-Terrace House

£1,050 Price Per Month

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Two-bedroom terraced home with private parking and a generous rear garden, featuring a bright lounge with spiral staircase and modern kitchen, located

FULL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

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Situated on the popular Shelley Way in Thetford, this well-presented two-bedroom terraced home offers comfortable and practical living, ideal for professionals, couples, or small families.The property benefits from off-road parking via a private driveway and is accessed through a useful entrance porch, creating a welcoming entry point while helping to retain warmth.The bright lounge provides a spacious living area and features a striking wood and metal spiral staircase, adding a stylish focal point while maximising floor space.To the rear, the modern fitted kitchen is presented in excellent condition and overlooks the generous rear garden, with direct access outside. The garden offers plenty of space for relaxing or entertaining and also benefits from convenient rear access.Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned bedrooms, including a large principal bedroom and a versatile second bedroom suitable for guests, a home office, or additional storage. A family bathroom completes the first floor.Further benefits include an energy-efficient combi boiler, useful loft storage, and a good-sized enclosed rear garden.Located within easy reach of local amenities, schools, and transport links, this property offers an excellent rental opportunity in a popular residential area of Thetford.Early viewing is highly recommended.

Property Reference: HRT049501959

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About Bury St Edmunds

Bury is a picturesque and thriving market town, which still has a market twice a week and offers a good mixture of shopping, history and entertainment. There’s plenty to explore, from the cathedral (Suffolk’s only one) and Abbey Gardens to the shops in the Arc, the town’s modern shopping area. There are independent shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs and lots of community events to get involved in too.

Bury has a good selection of schools and is served by a train station. Right now, east of Bury is undergoing lots of exciting new development, with new homes, schools and other amenities springing up. If you’re wondering about schools, good state and private schools include Bury St Edmunds County Upper School, Culford and St Louis Catholic Middle School.

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