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Summer Selling Season is approaching

May 21st, 2011

Property moves fast with JetsAs we approach the ‘Summer Selling Season’ now could be the right time for you to put your property on the market.

 

Buyer interest generally increases over the summer months as prospective buyers begin their property search in time to move before the new school term begins in September. Sale benefits from some fantastic primary and secondary schools and demand for housing nearby such schools is high!

 

Jets offer a free no obligation property valuation for both properties FOR SALE and To LET, so why wait, call our team on 0161 962 1234 to arrange a valuation on your home.

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Spring Properties new to the market!

April 8th, 2011


8-shrewsbury-025A lovely three bedroom semi detached home zoned for

 

Brooklands Primary School. With a driveway, detached garage

and enclosed South Facing rear garden this property is ideal for a

family looking to move to the area. Walking distance to

Brooklands Metrolink and within easy commute of the motorway

network this house is well located.
 

 

 
 

apt-6-central-1-bank-street-wharf-road-028An immaculate South Facing second floor apartment in the centre

of Sale ideal for a first time buyer or investor. Minutes from Sale

Metrolink Station and the Motorway networks this location is ideal

for commuters. With a modern kitchen and bathroom, Juliette

balcony from the lounge, Double bedroom and plenty of storage

space this property really is a great find!

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Hot New January Property of the Week!!!

January 5th, 2011

Modern 2 Double Bedroom Apartment

Modern 2 Double Bedroom Apartment

  • 60% Shared Ownership rent & Service Charge
  • £189.88. A gorgeous two double bedroom third
  • floor apartment in the centre of Sale with allocated
  • secure parking, lift access and a balcony! Opposite
  • Sale metrolink station this is a fabulous Commuter location.
  • Call 0161 962 1234 !!!
A large hallway with wooden laminate flooring, a hardwood front door and access to all living accommodation. Off the hallway are two large storage cupboards and there is an electric heater unit.

LOUNGE/DINER/KITCHEN 6.99m (22′11″) x 3.55m (11′8)

Open Plan Living and Balcony

Light and bright living space with windows to both sides giving plenty of natural light. The lounge area has wooden laminate flooring. To the front of the lounge area are sliding patio doors leading out onto the decked balcony with glass and stainless steel surround. There are both a television point and a telephone point in the lounge area. The room is heated by two electric heaters.

The dining area has wooden laminate flooring and open plan access to the kitchen area.

The kitchen is fitted with beech wall and base units with granite effect roll top work surface over. Fitted appliances are the Zanussi electric oven, four ring electric hob and stainless steel extractor fan. There is a stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap over. Ceiling spot lights and vinyl flooring. In the kitchen there are spaces for an under counter fridge and freezer.

UTILITY ROOM 1.11m (3′8″) x 0.90m (3′)

The utility room is situated just off the kitchen with a wooden door opening outwards to show a vinyl floor and power and plumbing for a washing machine and condenser tumble dryer.

Hall 7.60m (24′11″) x 1.06m (3′6″)

BATHROOM 2.47m (8′1″) x 2.06m (6′9″)

A modern white bathroom suite with a panel bath with glass shower screen over and chrome mixershower unit. There is a work surface wall mounted with the handbasin and low level wc wall mountedunderneath. The bathroom is heated by a pull cord operated heater and has integrated extraction connected to the ceiling spot lights. The flooring is vinyl flooring.

BEDROOM 1 4.33m (14′3″) max x 4.15m (13′7″)

The master bedroom is s huge double room withplenty of natural light, carpeted flooring, two double glazed windows facing out to both sides, a

television point, wall mounted electric heater and a large recess for wardrobes.

BEDROOM 2 3.54m (11′7″) x 2.69m (8′10″)

A good double second bedroom with carpetedflooring, a television and telephone point, double glazed window to the front aspect of the flat and a wall mounted electric heater.

Cloakroom

A great sized storage cupboard useful for storing shoes and coats.

Cupboard

A huge cupboard housing the water heater and sky connection. This room is ideal for storinghousehold goods such as the ironing board and hoover.

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Winter weather warning!

December 1st, 2010

Have you protected your home this winter?

With the onset of yet another early freeze, there are a few simple precautions that can be taken by you to ensure the continued well-being of your home, tenanted property or any other property.

One of the largest dangers that exist during the winter weather are burst water pipes. This happens when the water freezes within the pipe, expands thus damaging it, causing an escape when the water thaws.

The following steps should be taken to ensure that the property and its contents are not seriously damaged due to an escape of water:

  • Ensure that pipes and water tanks are well-lagged. Unlagged pipes are far more likely to freeze in sub-zero temperatures. Insulation materials and lagging are relatively inexpensive and will frequently cost less than the policy excess charged by your insurer in the event of a claim.
  • If the property is unoccupied, even a relatively small leak if undiscovered, can cause catastrophic damage. If this is the situation, the water system can either be drained or if thermostatically controlled, the heating system should be left to operate at a minimum temperature of 15 degrees Celsius.
  • If there is a gravity fed water or heating system, one vulnerable area may be the tank in the loft space. This is because the insulation on the loft floor may prevent the warmth of the house penetrating through increasing the likelihood of an escape of water. In these circumstances, if the premises are unoccupied, it is best to drain the water system. Alternatively, if the heating is left in operation, to ensure that some warmth circulates in the loft space, the loft hatch should be left open.

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