3 bedroom Mid-Terrace House

Culm Grove, Exeter.

£1,300 Price Per Month

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Quiet Cul-de-Sac Home With Excellent Transport

FULL PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

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A well-proportioned three-bedroom property situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, offering excellent transport links to Exeter city centre and the M5. The property is also conveniently located close to the RD&E Hospital.The accommodation comprises an entrance hall with access to a good-sized downstairs double bedroom and stairs leading to the upper floor.The first floor offers a spacious lounge/diner, fitted kitchen, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.Outside, the property benefits from a small front garden and allocated parking for one vehicle, with additional on-street parking available nearby.The property is offered as seen and would benefit from redecoration and new carpets, which will be the tenant's responsibility. The property is ideally suited to a long-term rental.Available for immediate occupation. Viewing is highly recommended.

Property Reference: HRT048701412

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