A two-bedroom terraced home on Drury Lane, Drury, offering off-road parking, a private rear garden and a welcoming lounge with a feature fireplace. Well placed for the town’s shops, schools and everyday amenities, the property could suit first-time buyers, couples, smaller families or those looking to downsize.

Inside, the lounge provides a comfortable space to relax, with the fireplace creating a natural focal point and adding character to the room. The accommodation also includes two bedrooms and a bathroom, providing a practical layout for everyday living.

Outside, the private rear garden provides useful outdoor space for relaxing, entertaining or enjoying the warmer months. Off-road parking is another welcome feature, giving the home added practicality.

Drury Lane is well placed for day-to-day life in Drury, Buckley, with the town offering supermarkets, independent shops, cafés and a range of community facilities. Families also have access to a choice of schools in Buckley and the surrounding area, while nearby green spaces and countryside offer opportunities for walking and outdoor leisure.

For commuters, Buckley provides useful road connections towards Mold, Deeside, Chester and Wrexham, with the A55 North Wales Expressway also within easy reach for journeys across North Wales and towards the wider motorway network.

Combining two-bedroom accommodation with a private garden and a well-connected Buckley location, this property on Drury Lane offers a practical home with plenty to appeal to a range of buyers.

When was the heating/ boiler installed? :

Unknown.

Where is the boiler located? :

Back bedroom.

When was the boiler last serviced ( if known) ? :

Can`t remember.

Gas/ Electric Meter type? :

✓Smart Meter ✓Monthly bills

Where are your energy meters located in the property? :

Front room and outside the property.

Do you have a Water Meter? :

✓No

When were the windows installed ? (please estimate if not sure) :

✓Between 11 - 20 years old

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Keystone takes care to ensure that the marketing details for this property are accurate and based on the information provided by the seller. However, buyers should not rely solely on these particulars when making transactional decisions.

• Commission an independent RICS survey to assess the structure, condition and any alterations to the property. Estate agents are not qualified to determine building regulations compliance or structural modifications.

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