Another Bexley Freehold property for the price of a Leasehold!

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You've got to love these Freehold properties which, in my opinion, offer such good value for money.

This one is being marketed by Robinson Jackson in Bexley for £249,995 and will surely be snapped up quick. It's a 2 bedroom terraced house, close to good schools and Albany Park Railway Station.

With a rental value of £1,100pcm you’re looking at a respectable yield of 5.28%.

With 2 bed leasehold flats going for around £250,000 these days in the area, this is definitely worth a look.

Check it out on Rightmove: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-33360105.html

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