Kings Loade,
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, WV16 4DA
Offers in the Region Of £90,000

** NO ONWARD CHAIN ** A well presented ground floor apartment in this popular retirement complex in the centre of Bridgnorth. Available to residents aged 55 and over the property is highly recommended and consists of an entrance hall with built in storage, a spacious sitting room with a door exiting outside to a pleasant seating area, kitchen, bathroom and a large double bedroom. UPVC double glazing and electric storage heating. Having the benefit of the use of a communal lounge for residents as well as an on site laundrette and pleasant gardens. Conveniently situated for the towns amenities. Client can provide immediate vacant possession.

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Important
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