Don’t forget to join us tomorrow for our Brunswick Street Open Day. Location: 17 Brunswick Street, Hebden Bridge Date: 22 June 2024 Time: Drop in between 1.30pm and 3.30pm Working in partnership with the owner the property, we purchased this two-bedroom home and plan to make it available later this year creating an affordable and secure tenancy in Hebden Bridge. This informal event provides an opportunity to take a look at the ground floor of 17 Brunswick Street before energy efficiency works begins at the property in July. You’ll also have the chance to speak to our Trustees about this project and find out more about the work of the Trust. We look forward to seeing you there. Some practical info: *Access* Access to the property is via a cobbled street that is uneven and can be slippery when wet. There is a step to get into the house. Please take care when approaching and entering. *Parking* There is very limited general street parking a short walk away from the property. Where possible, it’s advised that you park elsewhere or come via public transport and walk to the house.
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