Investment Opportunity! 2 Bed semi detached house in Cannock FOR SALE O.I.R.O £130,000

The property requires a full refurb. The house has double glazing and central heating already. Loads of potential to flip this property, or it could be a new family home.

MECS are pleased to offer this two-bedroom semi detached home in Cannock, the property comprises of an entrance hall, a living room with front aspect, dining room with two storage cupboards, door into an extended kitchen which houses a ground floor WC and doors into the large garden. The first floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom. The property requires a full refurb. The house has double glazing and central heating already. Loads of potential to flip this property, or it could be a new family home. 

The property benefits from a front-drive and side access to a rear garage, loads of potential to convert and extend this home. 

The property is sold with no upward chain
All offers will be listed on this site
The owners of this property have a direct connection with MECS Property Ltd

Open morning - 23/4/21 - 10am -1pm 
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