THE PROPERTY.Oak Tree Cottage is an exceptionally attractive detached, thatched residence which fronts the village street and is a property that is much admired by passersby due to its classic looks and prominent position. It has a handsome and beautifully proportioned front facade which is adorned with a wisteria and has some delightful features such as the tiled porch and the timber planters showing its house name. The property was constructed about fifteen years ago and has had an interesting history with the original period cottage, which was the village stores for many years, being damaged by fire. It was subsequently rebuilt as a modern reflection of the original house and therefore has all the character and charm of a traditional building, yet with the conveniences and credentials of a 'new home'. A very rare combination indeed and one that no doubt adds enormously to its appeal. The interior has been meticulously designed with great care and attention given to the fittings and overall finish. This has resulted in the superb, individual home we find today which offers a great deal of character and beautifully blends this with a modern approach to the decorations. There are some striking features such as the bespoke oak staircase and solid oak doors with traditional latches and hinges, slate floor in the kitchen, and the stunning vaulted bedrooms to the first floor. Oak Tree Cottage benefits from underfloor heating to the ground floor, with conventional radiators to the first, timber double glazed windows, and a high level of insulation, making it a particularly efficient home for a property of its type. GARDENS & GROUNDS.The garden principally lies to the rear of the cottage and is laid to lawn. It has a side access and two storage areas under the property, whilst to the side is a paved terrace and shrub beds with irrigation, beyond which is the oil tank. Parking is available outside the front of the cottage however, alternatively, you can park just around the corner in the church car park for a small annual fee. SITUATION.Talaton is a much-favoured village with a thriving community and has facilities including a community run village shop/post office, active village hall, popular public house - The Talaton Inn and the ancient parish Church of St James the Great. It lies about three miles from the country town of Ottery St Mary which has a good range of amenities which include many independent shops, doctors surgery, primary school, the much reputed King's School, post office, cafes, sports centre and various supermarkets. On the outskirts of town, Joshua's Organic Store and the renowned Otter Nurseries can be found. The busy market town of Honiton is some seven miles to the east with a wide selection of restaurants, antique shops and boutiques, and a main line rail link to London Waterloo. Closer stations can also be found at the neighbouring villages of Feniton and Whimple, both of which are within three miles. Sidmouth and the World Heritage Jurassic Coast at Lyme Bay is about ten miles away and is one of East Devon's premier coastal towns. It has a long esplanade, wide pebble (sand at low tide) beach and stunning views along the Southwest Coastal Path. The town itself has many beautiful parks and walks, a cinema and theatre, and a bustling shopping centre with a great variety of independent shops. The Cathedral City of Exeter is about eleven miles to the south west an has an excellent range of shops including the Princesshay Shopping Centre, food hall, sporting facilities, theatres, arts centre, schooling - both state and private, main line express rail link to London Paddington and international airport together with M5 access. DIRECTIONS.From Honiton, join the A30 in a westerly direction (towards Exeter) and continue for about 2 miles, taking the Patteson Cross exit, signposted Ottery St Mary. Continue along the old A30 for about 2 miles, turning left signposted Fairmile and then turn right in Fairmile, signposted Talaton. Proceed along this lane towards Talaton, cross over the bridge and into the village. Oak Tree Cottage will be found just after the public house on your right hand side. We would suggest on your first visit you park by the village shop which is just before the cottage on the same side. what3words: ///theme.stamp.diver SERVICES.Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil-fired heating with underfloor heating to the ground floor. LOCAL AUTHORITY.East Devon District Council - . Council Tax Band: D. ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTFICATE.Rating: C. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i72753195
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A truly stunning four/five bedroom detached family home occupying a fabulous position within this highly sought after residential development convenient to local amenities, major link roads and Topsham. Well proportioned versatile living accommodation arranged over three floors. Four/five bedrooms. Ensuite and dressing room to master bedroom. Ensuite to guest bedroom. Family bathroom. Reception hall. Spacious sitting room. Ground floor cloakroom. Well proportioned modern kitchen/dining/family room. Utility room. Delightful enclosed landscaped rear garden. Good size detached garage. Private driveway. Fine outlook and views over neighbouring area and beyond. A great family home. Viewing highly recommended.ACCOMMODATION IN DETAIL COMPRISES (All dimensions approximate)Large covered entrance with courtesy light. Composite front door, with inset obscure double glazed panels, leads to:RECEPTION HALLAmtico vinyl flooring. Radiator. Stairs rising to first floor. Cloak hanging space. Electric consumer unit. Thermostat control panel. Smoke alarm. Door to:CLOAKROOMA modern matching white suite comprising low level WC. Wall hung wash hand basin with modern style mixer tap and tiled splashback. Amtico vinyl flooring. Heated ladder towel rail. Extractor fan.From reception hall, door to:SITTING ROOM20'2" (6.15m) x 12'11" (3.94m) maximum into bay. A light and spacious room. Two radiators. uPVC double glazed window, with window shutters, to front aspect with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond. uPVC double glazed bay window, with window shutters, to side aspect with outlook over neighbouring area.From reception hall, door to:KITCHEN/DINING/FAMILY ROOM20'2" (6.15m) x 17'2" (5.23m( maximum reducing to 10'8" (3.25m). A fabulous light and spacious room with modern kitchen fitted with a range of matching white gloss fronted base, drawer and eye level cupboards. Quartz work surfaces with matching splashback. 1½ bowl sink unit with singled drainer and modern style mixer tap set within quartz work surface. AEG induction hob with double width AEG filter/extractor hood over. Fitted AEG double electric oven/grill with integrated upright fridge freezer. Integrated AEG dishwasher. Upright larder cupboard. Radiator. Inset LED spotlights to ceiling. Amtico vinyl flooring. Two radiators. uPVC double glazed window to rear aspect with outlook over rear garden. uPVC double glazed window to front aspect with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond. Ample space for table and chairs, sofa etc. Television aerial point. uPVC double glazed double opening French doors, with matching full height side windows, providing access and outlook to rear garden. Doorway opens to:UTILITY ROOM7'6" (2.29m) x 4'8" (1.42m). Matching white gloss fronted eye level cupboards. Quartz worktop with matching splashback. Plumbing and space for washing machine. Space for fridge. Radiator. Wall mounted boiler serving central heating and hot water supply. Cloak hanging space. Deep storage cupboard. Part double glazed composite door to side elevation.FIRST FLOOR LANDINGRadiator. Smoke alarm. Stairs leading to second floor. Airing cupboard, with fitted shelf, housing hot water tank. Door to:BEDROOM 112'0" (3.66m) x 11'2" (3.40m). A lovely light room. Radiator. Thermostat control panel. uPVC double glazed windows to both front and side aspects with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond. Door leads to:DRESSING ROOM7'10" (2.39m) x 6'8" (2.03m) into wardrobe space. Range of built in wardrobes with mirror fronted doors providing ample hanging and shelving space. Radiator. uPVC double glazed window to side aspect with outlook over neighbouring area.From bedroom 1, door leads to:ENSUITE SHOWER ROOMA modern matching white suite comprising double width tiled shower enclosure with fitted mains shower unit including separate shower attachment. Wall hung wash hand basin with modern style mixer tap and tiled splashback. Low level WC. Tiled floor. Heated ladder towel rail. Extractor fan. Inset LED spotlights to ceiling. Obscure uPVC double glazed window to rear aspect.From first floor landing, door to:BEDROOM 413'8" (4.17m) maximum x 8'2" (2.49m). Radiator. uPVC double glazed window to side aspect with pleasant outlook over rear garden, neighbouring area and beyond.From first floor landing, door to:BEDROOM 311'10" (3.61m) maximum x 10'5" (3.18m) maximum ('L' shaped room). Radiator. uPVC double glazed window to front aspect with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond.From first floor landing, door to:BATHROOM7'10" (2.39m) x 6'4" (1.93m). A modern matching white suite comprising panelled bath with modern style mixer tap including shower attachment, tiled splashback and fitted glass shower screen. Low level WC. Wall hung wash hand basin with modern style mixer tap and tiled splashback. Medicine cabinet. Tiled floor. Heated ladder towel rail. Shaver point. Inset LED spotlights to ceiling. Extractor fan. Obscure uPVC double glazed window to front aspect.SECOND FLOOR LANDINGA spacious landing incorporating an ideal study area with double power point and radiator. Smoke alarm. uPVC double glazed window to front aspect with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond. Door to:BEDROOM 215'5" (4.70m) maximum into recess x 11'6" (3.51m) maximum (Part sloped ceiling). Two radiators. Access to roof void. Double glazed Velux style window to rear aspect. uPVC double glazed window to front aspect with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond.From second floor landing, door to:DRESSING ROOM/BEDROOM 513'1" (3.99m) maximum x 11'2" (3.40m) maximum ('L' shaped room) (Part sloped ceiling). Radiator. uPVC double glazed window to front aspect with outlook over neighbouring area and beyond. Door to:ENSUITE SHOWER ROOMA modern matching white suite comprising tiled shower enclosure with fitted mains shower unit including separate shower attachment. Low level WC. Wall hung wash hand basin with modern style mixer tap and tiled splashback. Tiled floor. Heated ladder towel rail. Extractor fan. Inset LED spotlights to ceiling. Double glazed Velux style window to rear aspect.OUTSIDEThe property benefits from occupying a generous corner plot site with gardens to three sides. Directly to the front elevation is an area planted with a variety of young and maturing shrubs and trees. Dividing pathway and steps lead to the front door. An area of lawn sloping to the left side elevation again stocked with a variety of maturing shrubs, plants and bushes. To the left side elevation of the property is a timber gate with side pathway, laid to porcelain paving, leading to the rear garden which is a particular feature of the property having been landscaped by the present vendors to consist of an attractive porcelain paved patio with outside lighting and water tap. Neat shaped area of lawn.Dividing pathway leads to the lower end of the garden with further porcelain paving. Neat flower/shrub bed. Small timber shed. Enclosed to all sides. To the lower end of the garden is a timber gate leading to a private driveway providing parking for approximately two vehicles in turn providing access to:DETACHED GARAGE19'7" (5.97m) x 10'4" (3.15m) With power and light. Pitched room providing additional storage space if required. Up and over door providing vehicle access.TENUREFreeholdCOUNCIL TAXBand FDIRECTIONSProceeding out of Exeter along Topsham Road continue to Countess Wear roundabout and proceed straight over into the continuation of Topsham Road and continue along. At the 2nd set of traffic lights turn left into Seabrook Orchards (Dart Avenue) proceed down bearing left and then left again, a continuation into Dart Avenue, the property in question will be found on the right hand side.VIEWINGStrictly by appointment with the Vendors Agents.AGENTS NOTEThe information given in these particulars is intended to help you decide whether you wish to view this property and to avoid wasting your time in viewing unsuitable properties. We have tried to make sure that these particulars are accurate, but to a large extent we have to rely on what the seller tells us about the property. We do not check every single piece of information ourselves as the cost of doing so would be prohibitive and we do not wish to unnecessarily add to the cost of moving house.Once you find the property you want to buy, you will need to carry out more checks on the property than it is practical or reasonable for an estate agent to do when preparing sales particulars. For example, we have not carried out any kind of survey of the property to look for structural defects and would advise any homebuyer to obtain a surveyors report before exchanging contracts. If you do not have your own surveyor, we would be pleased to recommend one. We have not checked whether any equipment in the property (such as central heating) is in working order and would advise homebuyers to check this.You should also instruct a solicitor to check all legal matters relating to the property (e.g. title, planning permission, etc.) as these are specialist matters in which estate agents are not qualified. Your solicitor will also agree with the seller what items (e.g. carpets, curtains, etc.) will be included in the sale.Please be aware that all measurements within these particulars are recorded with a sonic tape, and whilst every effort has been taken to ensure their accuracy potential purchasers are recommended to satisfy themselves before entering a contract to purchase.AGENTS NOTE MONEY LAUNDERING POLICY Samuels Estate Agents are committed to ensuring that it has adequate controls to counter money laundering activities and terrorist financing activities, in line with the Money Laundering Regulations 2007. Any prospective purchaser will be required to show proof of funds and identification. We ask for your cooperation on this matter in order that there will be no delay in the transaction.EPC RATING: B (85) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_seabrook-orchards-d426974/for-sale_i71176667
Folly End Farm is an attractive detached property with three bedrooms set in a desirable rural setting. The house is beautifully presented throughout and includes a wealth of characterful features including arched doorways, stain-glass windows, exposed brickwork and timber beams. The property benefits from extensive outbuildings and immaculate grounds and enjoys outstanding views over the neighbouring countryside. The ground floor has two welcoming reception rooms, both of which are of similar proportions. The drawing room has a dual aspect welcoming plenty of natural light, wooden parquet flooring and a brick-built fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove. The open-plan sitting and dining area features floor-to-ceiling windows and a sliding glass door that opens out onto the front garden. The kitchen has wooden units to base and wall level, plenty of worktop space, an Aga and integrated appliances. The kitchen benefits from an adjoining utility room that provides further space for storage and appliances. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a cloakroom.Upstairs there are three double bedrooms including the generous principal bedroom, which has fitted storage and a spacious en suite shower room. This floor is serviced by a family bathroom with a bath tub. All of the accommodation on the first floor enjoys far reaching views over the surrounding countryside.GeneralLocal Authority: East Devon District CouncilServices: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage which we understand to be compliant with current regulations.Council Tax: Band FTenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £675,000Folly End Farm is set in grounds of approximately 1.49 acres that includes well-maintained rolling lawns bordered by established hedgerow and mature trees. To the front of the property there is a large paved terrace area that provides an ideal space for al fresco dining and entertaining as well as proving a wonderful vantage point to admire the views. The terrace also benefits from an outside brick built woodburner. At the front of the property there is a block-paved parking area with space for several vehicles. The property benefits from a detached two storey fully insulated studio which has a shower room and a terrace and provides the opportunity to be used as further accommodation subject to the necessary consents. The additional garage and shop outbuilding comprises more than 2,000 square feet of flexible floor space and provides further exciting development potential subject to obtaining the necessary permissions.Folly End Farm is situated in a wonderful position on the fringes of Rewe village, which lies on the River Culm in the Exe Valley. The immediate area offers many footpaths and bridle ways with a variety of walks from the property, either to the River Exe and popular village of Brampford Speke to the west, or the River Culm and the National Trust Killerton Estate to the east. The nearbyvillage of Stoke Canon has a good range of day-to-day amenities including a church, shop, primary school and community-run public house along with a range of community activities. The historic city of Exeter, the regional capital of the South West, boasts great business facilities together with open air markets, restaurants, cafes and wine bars. The city is well served with a good range of leisure and cultural amenities, including theatres, museums, galleries and cinemas and substantial shopping facilities. Communication links are good, with the M5 accessible at Exeter, Cullompton or Tiverton providing links to the A38 to Plymouth, or the A30 to Cornwall to the South, and Bristol and London to the North and East. There are regular rail services to central London from Exeter in just over 2 hours. The area offers access to a good selection of state schools, including Stoke Canon C of E Primary School and Pre-School as well as to a number of renowned independent schools. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i69868972
Introducing this charming Grade II Listed family home, nestled in glorious countryside and 0.36 acres of its own grounds; Coburg Cottage presents an exciting opportunity for purchasers looking for a quintessential and characterful home. This immaculately presented cottage has been sympathetically renovated and extended overtime and now seamlessly marries period charm with modern comfort, boasting exposed beams and a large inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove. Internally, the cottage has retained an abundance of original character features and offers well-appointed and flexible accommodation throughout. On entering the property, there is a spacious entrance hall with a useful boot/storage room with a further sliding door leading into the cloakroom. To the left, is the open kitchen/diner which is well equipped with built in appliances including a Range style cooker as well as a variety of base and wall units providing ample cupboard and drawer space. There are French doors which open onto the gardens and window to side elevation making a beautifully light dual aspect room. To the right, there is a spacious sitting room with three windows overlooking the gardens, inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove as well as original timber beam with East & West orientation markings. There is a further reception room, currently being used as a home office and snug with stairs leading to first floor as well as a door to the rear courtyard.To the first floor, there is a spacious landing with built in storage cupboards and separate entrances to the four double bedrooms and family bathroom. The dual aspect master bedroom enjoys lovely views across the garden and countryside beyond as well as an en-suite shower room. The further three bedrooms are all very generously proportioned and enjoy far reaching rural views. The family bathroom comprises of a white suite with wonderful roll top bath, low level WC and pedestal wash basin. Outside the gardens are a real feature of the property extending to 0.36 acres. There is a gate leading up to paved parking and turning area and the detached double garage. The gardens are a mix of formal and natural garden areas. There is a wooden pergola over the rear terrace where lovely views and sunsets can be enjoyed. The borders have a mixture of shrubs and herbs and the formal garden area has a mix of mature flowers and shrubs. The sheltered courtyard garden offers an alternative al fresco eating area. To the rear of the house there is a natural garden area with many mature trees, this area has a pathway leading to a further natural garden surrounded by established shrubs and bushes.COUNCIL TAX: Band F - Mid Devon 2023/24 - £3,254.60.SERVICES: Mains Electric, Water & Drainage. BROADBAND: Super-Fast Broadband Available Within This PostcodeMOBILE SIGNAL: Coverage With Certain Providers HEATING: Mains Gas Central Heating LISTED: Grade II TENURE: FreeholdCONSTRUCTION: The property is made of rendered cob and stone walls beneath a thatched roof.PLEASE NOTE:Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70078475
**The Epitome of Contemporary Luxury and Timeless Elegance**Discover The Mews House within the exclusive Richmond Grove development, a newly built 4/5 bedroom detached house spanning three floors. Forming part of the grounds of the historic Bramdean Private School of Exeter, this property seamlessly combines effortless modern living conveniences with timeless styling. **The Entrance Hall: An Introduction to Elegance**Enter into a realm of refined elegance. A spacious hallway greets you, leading to a versatile ground-floor room that can serve as a bedroom, office, or snug. This level also features a cloakroom/WC and a utility room. An impressive oak-voluted handrail leads to the upper levels.**Effortless Refinement**Each level of The Mews House boasts underfloor heating and high-end powder-coated double glazing with an anthracite finish, ensuring year-round comfort. The property has an A for energy efficiency, making winter months cosy and comfortable. **The Heart of the Home: The Living/Kitchen/Dining Room**The ground floor introduces an open-plan living/kitchen/dining room, flooded with natural lighting by the impressive concertina door spanning the width of the room and opening onto the walled garden. The kitchen is stylishly designed with subtle pebble grey base units, contrasting dark walnut wall units, and luxurious quartz worktops to complement the look. The kitchen features all AEG integrated appliances: induction hob, extractor hood, fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Enjoy a quick cuppa thanks to the 3-in-1 instant boiling water tap that accompanies the under-mounted one-and-a-half stainless steel bowl. The thoughtful under-unit and low-level lighting will be a must to set the mood for a tranquil evening with friends or loved ones. The utility room mirrors the kitchen's sophistication with matching quartz worktops and includes an integrated AEG washer/dryer, making daily chores effortless and discreet. A rear door gives immediate access to the garden.**A Haven of Tranquility: Bedrooms and Bathrooms**Ascending to the first and second floors is enhanced by the soft, low-level lighting gently guiding you upstairs, where three double bedrooms await, one with an en-suite shower room and another with a walk-in wardrobe. When it is time to relax or prepare for a busy day, the family bathroom accommodates everyone. A roomy bath equipped with a rainforest shower head and handheld shower, a minimalist Roca WC with soft courtesy lighting, a floating washbasin vanity unit, a shaver point, and a heated towel rail ensures a comfortable experience. Experience the luxurious sensation of honeycombed tiled heated flooring underfoot as you begin your day or relax into a soothing bath.**Exclusive Top Floor Retreat**The principal bedroom occupies the whole of the second floor, featuring a dormer window with an open outlook and a luxurious en-suite shower room. Additional storage is cleverly integrated into the eaves.**Outdoor Splendor: Garden and Patio**A walled garden and patio area provide a serene escape from everyday life, inviting alfresco dining and leisurely outdoor moments. There is a gate for convenient side access and a garden shed.**Legacy of Luxury**The Mews House is more than a home; it's a legacy within the prestigious Richmond Grove, crafted by the award-winning KHP Group, known for their meticulous attention to detail and dedication to preserving heritage while incorporating modern luxury.**Your Peace Of Mind**With a 10-year warranty, The Mews House ensures comfort, reliability, and a commitment to excellence, offering you not just a residence but a place to build your future. The Mews House naturally has peace of mind built-in with a Ring video doorbell; you can see, hear, and speak to visitors from anywhere and receive alerts directly to your mobile phone. ****************************Exeter Living: Convenience, Refinement, Exemplary Eateries & EntertainmentExeter is a historic city boasting a rich tapestry of culture and modern conveniences, making it an exceptional place to live. This vibrant city offers residents a unique blend of the ancient and the contemporary encapsulated within its stunning landscape.One of the city's most remarkable features is its deep-rooted history, visible in its well-preserved architecture and landmarks. The Exeter Cathedral, a magnificent example of Gothic architecture, is a testament to the city's medieval past. The historic quayside, with its antique shops and cafes, offers a picturesque setting for leisurely walks along the River Exe.Exeter is particularly appealing to golf enthusiasts. The Exeter Golf and Country Club is a prime example, offering a challenging 18-hole course set against the backdrop of the beautiful Devon countryside.The city's location offers unparalleled access to yachting and sailing adventures from the Exe Estuary, leading out to the stunning South Devon coast. Here, the marinas are bustling with activity, offering yacht charters and sailing clubs catering to all experience levels.The city's commitment to sustainability and outdoor living also enriches its appeal to those who prefer an active lifestyle. Cycling and walking in the scenic Exe Valley or along the historic Exeter Ship Canal offer leisurely yet upscale pastimes. The serene beaches of the South Devon coast offer a perfect balance between urban living and nature's tranquillity. For the more adventurous, nearby Dartmoor National Park offers horse riding, fly fishing, and exclusive guided experiences in the great outdoors. The city's shopping experience caters to the discerning shopper, with boutique shops and designer stores offering luxury goods and fashion. The vibrant Christmas market and seasonal events add to the city's charm, providing exclusive shopping and socialising opportunities.The city is also celebrated for its green spaces and commitment to sustainability. Exeter aims to become carbon neutral by 2030, promoting green initiatives that enhance the quality of life for its residents. From the lush Exeter Valley Parks to the serene Riverside Valley Park, the city offers abundant outdoor activities, including cycling, walking, and water sports, contributing to a healthy and active lifestyle.Lastly, Exeter's thriving cultural scene, marked by festivals, theatres, museums, and art galleries, ensures a rich social life and community spirit. The city's culinary landscape is equally impressive, from traditional pubs to Michelin-starred restaurants and a variety of high-end dining options that showcase the best of local and international cuisine.In conclusion, living in Exeter offers an unparalleled quality of life. The seamless integration of historical heritage with educational excellence, sustainable living, and cultural richness creates a unique and supportive environment. This blend positions Exeter as a city that both honours its past and embraces the future, a harmonious balance between tradition and modernity.****************************Trains, Planes and Automobiles: The destinations you want with the convenience you need Exeter is a nexus of transportation, boasting superb road, rail, and air connections that seamlessly link it to the South West, the rest of the UK, and international destinations.**By Road:** Nestled just a stone's throw from the primary artery connecting Exeter City Centre to the M5, Richmond Grove offers unparalleled access to major cities such as Bristol, Birmingham, and Cardiff, along with direct routes to London via the M4. For a more picturesque journey to London and the South East, the A30/A303 provides a scenic alternative, enveloping travellers in the stunning landscapes of the English countryside.**By Bus:** Richmond Grove's prime location ensures effortless access to an array of central bus stops, enhancing the ease of urban navigation. The nearest bus stop is a mere stroll away, less than a minute's walk, linking residents to Exeter's extensive network of bus services that span the city and beyond.**By Rail:** Exeter serves as a hub for rail travel with two mainline stations, Exeter Central and Exeter St David's, facilitating direct and regular services to numerous UK destinations. These include swift connections to London, which can be reached in just over two hours, offering a convenient option for commuters and travellers alike. Additionally, regional lines are well-served by local stations, ensuring that the beauty and charm of the South West are easily within reach.**By Air:** Exeter International Airport, situated a brief drive from the city centre, opens the door to a wide array of destinations both within the UK and internationally. With a diverse selection of flights, the airport provides an essential gateway for global travel, business trips, or holiday escapes, making it a vital asset for residents and visitors of Exeter alike.Richmond Grove's strategic location, combined with Exeter's comprehensive transport infrastructure, ensures that residents enjoy the best of both worlds: serene living in a historical city with the convenience of modern connectivity at their doorstep. Council tax band: Not Required For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_richmond-grove-d635666/for-sale_i71436651
A superbly presented detached family home, located on the cusp of Topsham's town centre. Offering four bedrooms, garage and off-street parking and presented to the highest specification Description16 Plover Close is a superb detached family home, set within the peaceful EXIII development, located on the edge of Topsham's town centre. Situated at the end of a secluded cul-de-sac, the house was originally built in 2019 and is presented to an extremely high standard throughout. Offering just under 1,900 sqft in total, the property includes four double bedrooms, three bathrooms, off-street parking and a double length garage, with a south-westerly position rear garden that attracts plenty of sunlight throughout the day.The naturally bright and welcoming hallway leads to a magnificent open plan kitchen/diner and a family room, all of which is flooded by light from the rear south west facing garden. With luxury flooring and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor, the contemporary kitchen has an aspect to the front of the house and is seamlessly fitted to the highest quality, including Siemens integrated appliances, quartz work tops, a wine cooler fridge and instant hot water tap. The room extends with ample space for a large dining table to the family room that presents with plentiful space for a cosy living space. Two French doors open to the rear patio and garden and are covered by an electric awning. The downstairs area is completed by a WC cloakroom, plus an extremely handy laundry room.Upstairs, the house offers four double bedrooms and three bathrooms. The principal bedroom suite is located on the entire second floor, and offers a dressing room as well as an ensuite shower room that is presented to the highest standard. The first floor has the remaining three bedrooms, with bedrooms two and three sharing an ensuite shower room, with the fourth bedroom being served by the family bathroom. Both upstairs floors offering fantastic space for family life, and in addition for any visiting guests.Outside, there is off-street parking for two to three cars, with the driveway leading on to a double length garage that benefits from power and lighting. Two side access gates opens onto a delightful rear garden, which is one of the more private and secluded in the development. An initial patio area is a perfect setting for al-fresco dining, with a well-kept lawn, a raised boarder and mature shrubs completing a real sun trap of a garden. To one side of the house, there is a useful area to store bikes and canoes for those who are inclined.The house has gas central heating, double glazing with under floor heating on the ground floor. The property is currently 5 years old and well within its 10 year NHBC Warranty (From June 2019). A fabulous opportunity for a real family home in the Topsham area.LocationTopsham has been a port since the 13th Century and the tidal estuary of the Exe is not only famous for sailing and boating but also as a natural haven for birds and wildlife with a number of RSPB nature reserves and bird hides nearby. The quiet cul-de-sac of Plover Close is a short walk away, roughly 0.5 mile via Newcourt Road, to Topsham's thriving Fore Street, where a fine array of local shops, restaurants and pubs are found. A little further on, the famous Strand also offers an excellent range of amenities, including independent shops, further pubs and restaurants, a school, outdoor swimming pool and a bowling and sailing club; all the necessities for a thriving local community. There is also a train station, providing regular trains into Exeter Central, Exeter St David's Stations and down to Exmouth. The cathedral city of Exeter is within approximately five miles and offers a wide range of state and independent schools, shopping and leisure facilities, together with good communication links, including a main line rail link to London Paddington, London Waterloo and Exmouth, access to the M5 Motorway and Exeter International Airport.The surrounding area provides ample opportunity for leisure activities, including Darts Farm on the outskirts of Topsham, the superb coastal cycle pathways and The Exeter Golf and Country Club, are all close to hand. DirectionsWhat3words - ///canny.pilots.kings Additional InfoAgents Note - There is a Maintenance Estate Charge paid to Blenheim's Estate & Asset Management (2022/23 - £248.24 pa)Services - Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity. Broadband connected.VIEWINGS: Strictly by prior appointment with Savills.FIXTURES & FITINGS: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others such as curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments, etc. are specifically excluded but may be available by separate negotiation.IMPORTANT NOTICE: Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that:1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact.2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, images and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_devon-d587678/for-sale_i69294404
Description.Spacious versatile living accommodation, three good size bedrooms, family bathroom, reception hall, ground floor cloakroom, sitting room/dining room, garden room, store, spacious kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, private driveway and garage. Highly sought after small cul-de-sac position.The Property:Entrance:Obscure uPVC double glazed window. Doorway opens to:Reception Hall: Stairs rising to first floor. Thermostat control panel. Deep understairs storage cupboard, door leads to:Sitting Room/Dining Room: A light and spacious room. Gas effect fire with stone effect surround and mantel over. Range of built in shelving. Television aerial point. Radiator. Double aspect double glazed windows to the rear aspect with wonderful views over the playing fields and countryside beyond.Garden Room: uPVC double glazed. Power and light. uPVC double glazed windows and sliding patio door providing access and outlook to rear garden. Kitchen/Breakfast Room: A light and spacious room fitted with a range of matching wall and base units. Stainless steel sink with mixer tap and single drainer. Electric double oven, gas hob with extractor hood over. Integrated fridge, dishwasher and microwave. Radiator. Lovely outlook over rear garden.Downstairs Cloakroom: A white suite comprising low level WC. Wall hung wash hand basin with mixer tap.Door out giving access to the garage, store room and utility room. Utility room: Wall and base units, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine and power, window overlooking the gardens.First Floor:First Floor Landing:Access to part boarded roof space with electric light. (offering huge potential for further accommodation if required subject to necessary consents). Bedroom One: Good sized double, double aspect. uPVC double glazed windows to front aspect. Built in wardrobes, radiator.Bedroom Two: Another double room, linen/airing cupboard with range of fitted shelving, fitted wardrobes. uPVC double glazed window to rear aspect offering fine outlook over rear garden, playing fields and countryside beyond.Bedroom Three: uPVC double glazed window to rear aspect again offering fine outlook over rear garden, playing fields and neighbouring area.Bathroom: A matching white suite comprising shower with glass screen, pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC. Heated ladder towel rail. Tiled wall surround. Extractor fan. Obscure double glazed window to side aspect.Outside: Directly to the front elevation is a blocked paved driveway providing off street parking and access to garage. Access to the front door and side door giving access to the rear of the property. To the right side elevation is a side gate with pathway to the rear garden. The rear garden is a wonderful feature of the property consisting of a patio area with electric awning/canopy. Water tap, large greenhouse. Good sized shaped area of lawn. Surrounding shrub beds well stocked with a variety of maturing shrubs, plants, bushes and trees. To the lower end of the garden is a timber shed. The rear garden enjoys a high degree of privacy and is enclosed to all sides.An excellent family home in a quiet cul-de-sac location off the popular Topsham Road with easy access to the city centre.Exeter is a vibrant small city that really packs a punch with its many restaurants, shops, pubs, bars and historical sights. The rest of the country is easily accessible from Exeter due to its many transport links including two train lines to London (London Paddington 120 minutes), Exeter airport and the M5 motorway. PLEASE NOTE: Our business is supervised by HMRC for anti-money laundering purposes. If you make an offer to purchase a property and your offer is successful, you will need to meet the approval requirements covered under the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. To satisfy our obligations we use an external company to undertake automated ID verification, AML compliance and source of funds checks. A charge of £10 is levied for each verification undertaken.TENUREFREEHOLDPhone: Full coverageInternet: Internet: Ultrafast full fibre broadband up to 1800mbps available. Fibre to the premise. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i71599655
A spacious family home extending to in excess of 2,100 sq ft with parking, garaging and beautiful garden, on the edge of sought-after village. Sought-after village. Nearby amenities. Accommodation includes spacious kitchen/dining/family room, sitting room with wood burner and 5 bedrooms (2 en-suite). Outside there is a south-westerly facing garden, double garage and plenty of off-road parking. Freehold. Council tax band F. EPC Band C.Situation - Ide is a picturesque village just two miles south west of Exeter, with easy access to the city, the A30 and the M5 motorway. The beautiful setting of Ide offers a wide range of properties from striking, architect-designed homes through to charming period thatched cottages, surrounded by active farmland. The strong and favoured community is a draw for all ages, providing community shops and groups, two pubs and primary school. The university and cathedral city of Exeter (5 miles) provides a wide range of facilities befitting a centre of its importance including excellent dining, shopping, theatre, recreational and sporting pursuits. Exeter has mainline railway stations to Waterloo and Paddington and Exeter international airport. There is excellent access to the A38 with the A30 and M5 also within easy reach.Description - Orchard House is an exceptional family home, occupying a slightly elevated position on the edge of the village, yet within an easy walk of all amenities, with views over Ide Community Orchard. The property has recently undergone a comprehensive refurbishment, and now incorporates contemporary design and modern family life. Recent attributes include a stylish kitchen and superb bathroom suites, along with loft conversion. Outside there is plenty of parking, a detached double garage, area of lawn and spacious patio.Accommodation - There is a covered entrance porch opening into the reception hall, with stairs to first floor and Karndean herringbone flooring, which continues through the ground floor apart from the sitting room. The kitchen/dining/family room runs the length of the westerly elevation and has been thoughtfully designed with natural divides, whilst still providing the benefits of open plan and modern family living with glazed double doors opening seamlessly to the outside dining space. The stylish kitchen is well-equipped with a central island and appliances, including oven, combination oven microwave, induction hob and dishwasher. The dining area includes fitted shelving. There is a superb double aspect sitting room, approached from both the reception hall and double doors from the family room, with a wood burner on a slate hearth. Completing the ground floor is the cloakroom and utility/boot room fitted with a further range of units, sink and space for laundry appliances.A turning staircase leads to the first floor where there are four beautifully presented bedrooms all benefitting from large windows providing plenty of natural light. The spacious double aspect principal suite includes an en suite shower room, with a large walk-in rainfall shower. The fourth bedroom is currently used as a dressing room. There is a well-presented family bathroom including a stand-alone bath and separate shower. A further staircase leads to the second floor, comprising guest bedroom with Velux windows and an en suite shower room. There is also a spacious storage cupboard.Outside - Approached to the front by a gently sloping driveway which provides ample parking and detached double garage beyond. The garage has twin up and over doors, window to side and rear pedestrian door to the side, along with power and light connected. There is a gate to the far side opening to a small gravelled yard area and pathway around to the rear garden. The garden wraps arounds the south westerly elevation with an extensive paved level patio area, which has some attractive shrub borders, providing a perfect location for relaxing and enjoying the sunshine. From here the patio links to the rear garden, which is predominantly laid to lawn, with a raised area, which is a remnant of the old railway from many years ago. The boundaries are a combination of timber fencing and mature hedging.Services - All mains services are connected. Gas-fired central heating.Directions - From Exeter proceed southwards on the A377/Alphington Road. At the A30 roundabout take the 2nd exit signposted to Ide. Continue on the A377 turning left into the village of Ide. Continue up the High Street, going straight across at the small roundabout where the property is located after a short distance on the right. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-c34833/for-sale_i71616668
A characterful late Georgian home that is superbly located in Exeter's most favoured residential area of St. Leonards with close proximity to Magdalen Road amenities DescriptionBuilt approximately in 1835, 3 Park Place represents an appealing semi-detached townhouse located within the serenity of St. Leonards. Nestled within a conservation area, this property enjoys a tranquil setting while also benefiting from convenient access to nearby amenities on Magdalen Road. Spanning across three floors, the accommodation offers a generous space of approximately 1,781 sq ft. The house features enclosed gardens both at the front and rear, with residents on-street parking on Park Place and the surrounding St. Leonards roads.From the road, the front garden is accessed via a wrought iron gate, with paved path leading to the front door. The entrance porch leads to a welcoming inner hallway and reception hall that enjoys plenty of light from a skylight, and the staircase rising to the first and second floors.In superb decorative order and with mostly double-glazed windows, the front south east facing sitting room has two pairs of French doors opening to the front garden and benefits from a homely gas wood burning stove. Additionally from the reception hallway, the dining room / study opens onto the rear garden through further French doors. Both reception rooms are wonderfully bright and offer very pleasant living spaces. To the rear of the house, the modern contemporary kitchen has a slate tiled floor that extends to a dining area that is bathed in light and certainly acts as the heartbeat of the house, along with French doors opening onto the rear garden. There are two double bedrooms on the first floor, with a landing at the rear, a utility cupboard, a family bathroom that includes a standalone roll top bath, with a further separate shower room. The second floor provides two further bedrooms, with the bedroom at the back of the house lending itself as a suitable option as either a guest bedroom or the principle bedroom, with an en-suite shower room and offering far-reaching views to Exeter Cathedral.Courtyard GardensBoth gardens to the front and rear of the building are enclosed and have been planted with a variety of mature flowering shrubs, with the rear garden patio area sunbathed in the early afternoon sunshine into the evening.LocationSt. Leonard's is Exeter's most favoured residential area, renowned for Georgian villas in tree lined avenues, excellent state and private schools, its proximity to Exeter quay as well as being minutes from the city centre. Just around the corner from Park Place is Magdalen Road, with its traditional parade of shops including a delicatessen, butchers, fishmongers, greengrocers, gift shop, convenience store, public house and restaurants. Park Place itself is an oasis in the heart of the city, set on a no-through road, less than a mile from Exeter's magnificent Gothic Cathedral which sits proudly in the city centre and dominates the skyline. Exeter offers great business and retail opportunities with a modern shopping precinct, a John Lewis and Waitrose, specialty boutiques, open air markets, restaurants, cafes and wine bars. There is also a range of quality leisure and sports facilities catering for all ages, including golf, swimming, athletics, rugby and football. The city is well placed geographically too, with excellent communications. Exeter International Airport is about 5 miles distant, the motorway network is accessed nearby via Junctions 30/31 of the M5 and there are two mainline train stations providing services to Paddington or Waterloo. The idyllic scenery of Dartmoor and the East Devon coast are both within 10 miles.Square Footage: 1,780 sq ft DirectionsWhat3words ///runner.award.humans Additional InfoMagdalen Road about 0.2 Miles Exeter Cathedral about 0.7 mile Exeter St David's Station about 1.5 milesServices : Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70274150
Spanning across three floors, the accommodation boasts a flexible layout, offering versatile living spaces, including a generously proportioned open plan kitchen/ diner. The well-appointed kitchen has built-in appliances such as a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, double oven, and gas hob.Leading on from the kitchen, a useful and practical utility room grants access to the rear garden. A dual aspect study creates an ideal setting for a home office. There is also a ground floor reception room with French Doors that open onto the rear garden.Ascending to the first floor, an expansive triple aspect sitting room greets you with its abundance of natural light, pleasant open outlook, and features a charming fireplace. Also located on this level is the spacious master bedroom, complete with built-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room.On the second floor, there are three further double bedrooms, accompanied by a well-appointed family bathroom.The rear garden offers a delightful retreat with a patio area perfect for summer entertaining, while the low-maintenance lawn with beautiful mature tree offers additional shade and privacy. A gated parking area provides secure off road parking, adjacent to the double garage, which feature electronically operated doors, ensuring convenience and security for your vehicles.This remarkable residence captures the essence of timeless design combined with contemporary functionality. Built by C G Fry builders, the property stands as a testament to their craftsmanship, offering a desirable living experience in an enviable location in the heart of Exeter.SELLER INSIGHT *Wyvern Park appealed to me because even though it is a relatively recent housing development, completed in 2006, the architectural nuances found throughout the diverse property designs create a development that resembles a well-established city suburb rather than a modern housing estate. The thoughtful layout of the buildings, harmoniously integrated with the surrounding mature trees, adds a thoughtful and sympathetic touch which enhances the enjoyment of the area.The remarkable size of the property, coupled with spacious rooms, creates a sense of grandeur that is further enhanced by the architectural details meticulously incorporated by C. G. Fry & Sons. The serene feel of this house, combined with solid construction and beautiful finishes, results in a house that exudes relaxation and comfort. The high ceilings contribute to the overall grandeur, leaving a lasting impression. The inclusion of a double garage was an essential requirement for me, while the easily maintained level rear garden provides ample space for summer gatherings and entertaining. The fact that this house is a one-of-a-kind design, not replicated numerous times in the vicinity, adds to its charm and makes it truly feel like an individual and exceptional residence.The expansive communal green at Wyvern Park is just 2 minutes' walk from the house and has given my children space and independence whilst creating happy childhood memories playing in the playground and basketball court. Wyvern Park strikes the perfect balance between tranquillity and accessibility, allowing for a simpler way of life. My children were able to make their way to school independently, allowing them more freedom which became more important as they got older.This house has served as an ideal family home, but now that my children have grown into adults, the time has come for me to move on.* These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent.Area Information:The convenient location of Wyvern Park is one of its greatest assets with excellent nearby state and private schools alongside Exeter College and Exeter University. It is situated in close proximity to RD&E hospital and the city centre. Residents can easily access a wealth of amenities, including high-quality shopping outlets, renowned restaurants, and vibrant cultural attractions. The vibrant pulse of Exeter is just a stone's throw away, allowing for a truly cosmopolitan lifestyle. For those seeking outdoor adventures, Wyvern Park offers easy access to the picturesque River Exe, where riverside walks and water activities await. The area's natural beauty extends to nearby parks and green spaces, providing opportunities for leisurely strolls or picnics amidst the fresh air.Residents of Wyvern Park also benefit from excellent transportation links, ensuring seamless connectivity to other parts of Exeter and beyond. Whether commuting to work, exploring the stunning Devon countryside, or embarking on a weekend getaway, the well-connected road networks and public transportation options make travel a breeze.ServicesMains drainage, Gas Electricity and WaterThere is a service charge of approximately £110 per annum for the maintenance of communal areas.Council Tax Band F For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70389954
Rill Farm is a detached farmhouse that provides more than 3,500 sq. ft. of light-filled and versatile accommodation, with traditional styling and a wealth of period character throughout. The property benefits from numerous outbuildings with development potential subject to the necessary consents and enjoys a peaceful rural position with countryside views.The two main reception rooms are the sitting room and dining room, both of which are well-proportioned and welcome plenty of natural light through a dual-aspect to the front and rear. The sitting room has a brick-built fireplace, while the dining room has a lovely fireplace suitable for a wood/oil-burning stove. Also on the ground floor is a sunny conservatory, as well as extensive space for storage and appliances in the large utility room and larder, both of which offer the potential for development, subject to the necessary consents. The kitchen/breakfast room has fitted units to base and wall level, a range cooker, integrated appliances and space for a large breakfast table. Also on the ground floor is a useful cloakroom and an office.Two separate staircases lead to the first floor accommodation where there are seven bedrooms. Three of the first-floor bedrooms have their own washbasins, with two sharing a Jack and Jill bathroom and one benefitting from its own access to the family bathroom. The first floor also has two separate WCs. The property provides flexible accommodation options and offers annexe potential.Local Authority: East Devon District CouncilServices: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil-fired central heating.Council Tax: Band GWayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £899,000The farmhouse has an attractive front garden with well-maintained lawns and a central paved pathway, with rose bushes either side and colourful border flowerbeds. To the side of the property, outside the yard, there is a a 42ft lean to and a grassy paddock, measuring approximately a quarter of an acre, bordered by post and rail fencing and mature hedgerow. At the rear of the house there is a small walled garden and a large courtyard with raised beds, providing plenty of parking space and access to the outbuildings which include a brick-built former feed store and former milking parlour and several other outbuildings which offer development potential subject to the relevant permissions. Further land is available by separate negotiation.Rill Farm occupies a peaceful rural location, three miles from the popular village of West Hill and seven miles east of Exeter city centre. Aylesbeare has a village hall and a well-regarded country pub called The Nightjar Inn, while West Hill provides several everyday amenities including a local shop, a village hall and a primary school which offers free bus transport, while there is further good primary schooling available in the surrounding villages. Secondary schooling is available in the nearby village of Ottery St. Mary, at the outstanding-rated King's School which also offers free bus transport. Exeter is 7 miles away and is the most thriving city in the South West offering a wide choice of cultural activities with theatres, the museum, an arts centre, a wealth of good shopping and restaurants and excellent schooling. The property is well positioned with national parks of Exmoor and Dartmoor and the World Heritage Jurassic Coastline all easily accessible. For transport, rail services are available from the village of Cranbrook, which offers direct services to London Waterloo and Exeter St. David's. There are also strong road links in the area, with the A30 and the M5 both within four miles. Exeter airport is just 2 miles away and offers flights to international and domestic destinations. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i69792456
Crows Nest is a splendid, detached family home with stylish accommodation, set in a peaceful location in the small village of Longdown and with stunning views across the surrounding woodland and countryside.There are up to six double bedrooms and comfortable living space arranged across three levels, with balconies making the most of the magnificent surroundings. The main reception room is the sitting room, located on the first floor, with access to a south-facing balcony looking out across the surrounding landscape. There is a woodburning stove, a bar and a dual aspect, including sliding glass doors opening onto the balcony. Adjoining the sitting room is a dining area with space for a family dining table.The kitchen and breakfast room is well proportioned and fitted with contemporary wooden units to base and wall level, along with integratedappliances including a Bosch double oven, induction hob and extractor hood. The room also offers space for a breakfast table for informal dining Three of the bedrooms are located on the ground floor, including one with an en suite shower room and its own balcony. The first floor provides a study,which could be used as a guest bedroom, while the second floor has two further bedrooms including the generous principal bedroom with its en suitebathroom. All the bedrooms have built-in storage with one further bedroom featuring an en suite shower room. There is a family bathroom and a utility room on the ground floor, while the first floor has a further shower room.At the entrance to the property, a five-bar wooden gate provides access to the driveway, which leads to the detached garage and a spacious parkingarea at the front of the house. The terraced gardens include a timber-framed summer house, a patio area and split-level lawns, with border hedgerows and a variety of shrubs and mature trees.The village of Longdown lies in a beautiful rural setting, just three miles from the centre of Exeter, providing the best of country living with convenient access to all the city's amenities and transport links.There is a local pub in the village as well as a village hall, while everyday amenities can be found in the south-west of Exeter, with local shops on Dunsford Road and further shops and facilities in the St Thomas area. The centre of the historic cathedral city is just three miles from the property and provides further shopping on the Historic Quayside with the nearby cities of Plymouth and Bristol offering more extensive choices.The area has plenty of leisure activities to choose from, with first-class facilities found in Exeter, horse riding, sailing, hiking the Jurassic Coast,fishing as well as stunning walking and cycling on the nearby Dartmoor National Park and access to several sandy beaches within easy reach of the property.Exeter offers excellent transport links and the city's four mainline train stations are all within five miles from the property. Trains run regularly to the smaller nearby cities as well as Bristol, Plymouth and London Paddington. The A30 and M5 lead to the national motorway network providing convenient road links with Exeter International Airport, offering both local and international flights.The region is well served by good private and state schools such as Ide Primary School, Exwick Heights Primary School and for secondary, Exeter College, all of which are rated outstanding by Ofsted. There are also several renowned independents, including St Wilfrid's School and Exeter Cathedral School. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70008334
Introducing Bramdean Villa**Early Bird Open House Event**Join us for an exclusive Open House event at the exquisite Bramdean Villa on Saturday, April 27th, 2024, from 10 am to 1 pm. Discover the epitome of sophisticated living and eco-friendly luxury. Spaces are limited, so booking is essential to secure your glimpse into a lifestyle of elegance and sustainability.**A Quintessence of Modern Luxury and Historical Elegance**Nestled in the heart of Heavitree, Bramdean Villa emerges as a paragon of contemporary architectural design within the exclusive Richmond Grove development. This magnificent three-storey detached townhouse, once part of the historic Bramdean School grounds, offers an unparalleled blend of modern living and rich heritage.As you approach, the property greets you with a meticulously block-paved area, capable of accommodating four vehicles, bordered by lush herbaceous plantings. The drive entrance, marked by a low-level brick wall adorned with Victorian railings, leads you to your front door, protected from the elements by an expansive glass canopy and discreet security lighting, inviting you into a realm of refined elegance.**The Entrance Hall: A Prelude to Sophistication**Step into the spacious entrance hall, where the stairs ascend to the upper levels, framed by an exquisite oak bannister and a volute handrail, illuminated by low-level soft courtesy lighting. Beneath the stairs, a convenient storage space houses the heating controls. Just off the hallway for your guests' convenience is a spacious and well-appointed cloakroom/WC.**Effortless Refinement**The entire property benefits from seamless underfloor heating, each room and landing controlled by its individual thermostat, and top-tier A-rated double glazing in powder-coated anthracite frames. Modernity extends to contemporary oak doors, sleek furnishings, brushed steel light and power sockets, and luxurious floor finishes throughout. When away, maintain a seamless connection to your home via the video doorbell system to ensure peace of mind regardless of your whereabouts.**The Heart of the Home: The Living/Dining Room**The living and dining room, a masterpiece of design, features tall French-style windows and concertina bi-fold doors that meld the indoor space with the outdoor patio and garden, perfect for both summer soirees and cosy winter gatherings. The antique-style LVT (luxury vinyl tile) oak flooring adds a touch of timelessness.**Cusine and Conversation: The Kitchen/Breakfast Room**A journey into the kitchen reveals a space where culinary magic awaits and quality time spent chatting with dear friends and loved ones. This stunning kitchen has deep royal blue cabinets, a luxurious quartz countertop, and state-of-the-art AEG appliances, including an induction hob, extractor hood, oven and dishwasher. There is also an integrated fridge and freezer, and, for your convenience, instant hot water. The central island, a symbol of luxury, complements the sophisticated design. The utility/laundry room echoes the kitchen's elegance with pebble grey cabinets and is complete with an integrated washing machine.**A Sanctuary of Serenity: Bedrooms and Bathrooms**Ascend to the first floor, where you have a choice of not one but two principal bedrooms, each offering a serene retreat with plush silver-grey carpeting. Each is complete with an en suite shower room that defines luxury and a walk-in wardrobe. Conveniently on the first floor, your home office is suitably large enough for two desks to work as a team.On the second floor, each additional bedroom is generously proportioned, filled with natural light, and provides a private oasis. Adjacent to the bedrooms a luxurious bathroom, an idyllic sanctuary designed for blissful relaxation and well-earned moments of tranquillity.**Outdoor Splendor: Garden and Patio**The rear garden, a haven of tranquillity, features a patio area perfect for alfresco dining surrounded by a meticulously landscaped lawn. It offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.**Planet Conscious Energy Efficiency**The crown jewel of Bramdean Villa's eco-friendly features is its state-of-the-art 5.6kW solar panel system, meticulously designed to produce an impressive 5,354kWh annually, positioning this home as a beacon of sustainability. With an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) boasting an exceptional A rating of 97, this property not only significantly reduces your carbon footprint but also promises substantial savings on energy bills. The installation of these solar panels underscores a commitment to environmental stewardship while ensuring that the home remains cost-effective and energy-efficient year-round.**Bramdean Villa: A Legacy of Luxury**Bramdean Villa stands not just as a home but as a testament to luxurious living. It blends historical charm with modern sophistication in the prestigious Richmond Grove development. This is not merely a house but a legacy waiting for you to begin.**The Team Who Built Your Dream Home**Award-winning developer KHP Group is a distinguished residential property developer in South West England who excels in transforming heritage buildings into premium housing. With a multifaceted team that includes specialists in project management, interior design, and architecture provided by Philip Bailey Architects, KHP ensures that each project exceeds expectations. Their approach focuses on meticulous project management to foresee and solve problems proactively, ensuring timely, budget-conscious delivery. The interior design team crafts spaces that marry modern aesthetics with the building's character, enhancing the owner's lifestyle. Architecturally, they adeptly utilise space while respecting the building's heritage and are certified by The Q Policy for mortgage purposes, guaranteeing a seamless blend of historical integrity and contemporary luxury.**Your Peace Of Mind**Bramdean Villa comes with a comprehensive 10-year warranty, offering buyers peace of mind and assurance of quality. The warranty safeguards your investment, ensuring that your home remains a paragon of comfort and reliability, underlining KHP's commitment to excellence and your satisfaction.Ground FloorEntrance Hall 6.34m x 2.22m (20'9 x 7'3)Cloakroom/WC 2.78m plus storage x 1.92m (9'1 plus storage x 6'3) Living/Dining Room 8.81m x 4.41m (28'10 x 14'5)Kitchen/Breakfast Room 6.73m 3.46m (22'0 x 11'4)Utility/Laundry Room 2.27m x 2.21m (7'5 x 7'3) First FloorBedroom 1 4.88m x 4.19m (16'0 x 13'8) En suite Shower Room 2.20m x 1.81m (7'2 x 5'11) Walk-in Wardrobe 2.34m x 1.29m (7'8 x4'2)Bedroom 2 5.15 x 3.20m (16'10 x 10'6)En suite Shower Room 2.10m x 1.92m (6'10 x 6'3)Walk-in Wardrobe 2.11m x 1.20m (6'11 x 3'11) Bedroom 5/Office 2.84m x 2.76m (9'3 9'0)Airing Cupboard 2.90m x 1.00m (9'6 x 3'3) Second Floor Bedroom 4 7.38m x 3.03m (24'2 x 9'11)Bedroom 3 7.39m x 3.51m (24'3 x 11'6)Bathroom 3.20m 3.15m max (10'6 x 10'4)Storage Room 2.91m x 1.27m (9'6 x 4'1) Exeter Living: Convenience, Refinement, Exemplary Eateries & EntertainmentExeter is a historic city boasting a rich tapestry of culture and modern conveniences, making it an exceptional place to live. This vibrant city offers residents a unique blend of the ancient and the contemporary encapsulated within its stunning landscape.One of the city's most remarkable features is its deep-rooted history, visible in its well-preserved architecture and landmarks. The Exeter Cathedral, a magnificent example of Gothic architecture, is a testament to the city's medieval past. The historic quayside, with its antique shops and cafes, offers a picturesque setting for leisurely walks along the River Exe.Exeter is particularly appealing to golf enthusiasts. The Exeter Golf and Country Club is a prime example, offering a challenging 18-hole course set against the backdrop of the beautiful Devon countryside.The city's location offers unparalleled access to yachting and sailing adventures from the Exe Estuary, leading out to the stunning South Devon coast. Here, the marinas are bustling with activity, offering yacht charters and sailing clubs catering to all experience levels.The city's commitment to sustainability and outdoor living also enriches its appeal to those who prefer an active lifestyle. Cycling and walking in the scenic Exe Valley or along the historic Exeter Ship Canal offer leisurely yet upscale pastimes. The serene beaches of the South Devon coast offer a perfect balance between urban living and nature's tranquillity. For the more adventurous, nearby Dartmoor National Park offers horse riding, fly fishing, and exclusive guided experiences in the great outdoors. The city's shopping experience caters to the discerning shopper, with boutique shops and designer stores offering luxury goods and fashion. The vibrant Christmas market and seasonal events add to the city's charm, providing exclusive shopping and socialising opportunities.The city is also celebrated for its green spaces and commitment to sustainability. Exeter aims to become carbon neutral by 2030, promoting green initiatives that enhance the quality of life for its residents. From the lush Exeter Valley Parks to the serene Riverside Valley Park, the city offers abundant outdoor activities, including cycling, walking, and water sports, contributing to a healthy and active lifestyle.Lastly, Exeter's thriving cultural scene, marked by festivals, theatres, museums, and art galleries, ensures a rich social life and community spirit. The city's culinary landscape is equally impressive, from traditional pubs to Michelin-starred restaurants and a variety of high-end dining options that showcase the best of local and international cuisine.In conclusion, living in Exeter offers an unparalleled quality of life. The seamless integration of historical heritage with educational excellence, sustainable living, and cultural richness creates a unique and supportive environment. This blend positions Exeter as a city that both honours its past and embraces the future, a harmonious balance between tradition and modernity.Trains, Planes and Automobiles: The destinations you want with the convenience you need Exeter is a nexus of transportation, boasting superb road, rail, and air connections that seamlessly link it to the South West, the rest of the UK, and international destinations.**By Road:** Nestled just a stone's throw from the primary artery connecting Exeter City Centre to the M5, Richmond Grove offers unparalleled access to major cities such as Bristol, Birmingham, and Cardiff, along with direct routes to London via the M4. For a more picturesque journey to London and the South East, the A30/A303 provides a scenic alternative, enveloping travellers in the stunning landscapes of the English countryside.**By Bus:** Richmond Grove's prime location ensures effortless access to an array of central bus stops, enhancing the ease of urban navigation. The nearest bus stop is a mere stroll away, less than a minute's walk, linking residents to Exeter's extensive network of bus services that span the city and beyond.**By Rail:** Exeter serves as a hub for rail travel with two mainline stations, Exeter Central and Exeter St David's, facilitating direct and regular services to numerous UK destinations. These include swift connections to London, which can be reached in just over two hours, offering a convenient option for commuters and travellers alike. Additionally, regional lines are well-served by local stations, ensuring that the beauty and charm of the South West are easily within reach.**By Air:** Exeter International Airport, situated a brief drive from the city centre, opens the door to a wide array of destinations both within the UK and internationally. With a diverse selection of flights, the airport provides an essential gateway for global travel, business trips, or holiday escapes, making it a vital asset for residents and visitors of Exeter alike.Richmond Grove's strategic location, combined with Exeter's comprehensive transport infrastructure, ensures that residents enjoy the best of both worlds: serene living in a historical city with the convenience of modern connectivity at their doorstep. Council tax band: Not Required For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_heavitree-d197304/for-sale_i71024500
The Longhouse is a beautifully refurbished thatched property (re-thatched 2018) which offers a wealth of characterful features with modern additions and styling and has the versatility to include annexed accommodation. The house has medieval origins with evidence that it was first built as an open hall house with a central hearth, smoke blackened roof timbers, and thatch that dates back to circa 15th C. all of which can be substantiated by an extensive archaeological survey commissioned by the previous owners. Various well preserved period features such as a plank and muntin screen, beamed ceilings and inglenook fireplaces, bread oven, and a late 18th Century Gothic timber window frame all contribute to the character and presence of the house. Thoughtful consideration has been given to the restoration and integration of these original period features, but throughout the entire house is an ambience of light and spaciousness; quite unusual for a property of this age.The ground floor has a welcoming hallway with timber beams and panelling, which leads to the sitting room which features an inglenook fireplace fitted with a woodburning stove, an original bread oven and a timber beam ceiling. Adjoining the sitting room is the snug that provides further attractive reception space and also features a woodburning stove and inglenook fireplace. Towards the rear, the kitchen and dining room occupy a more modern addition to the home with French doors that open onto the garden, bespoke handmade fitted storage units, an electric Aga, a butler sink and space for a dining table. Adjacent to the kitchen is a pantry, a useful utility/boot room and a downstairs cloakroom. On the ground floor there is also a bespoke fitted office, a shower room and a family room with south facing double doors that open onto the front garden.Upstairs there are five bedrooms, one of which is accessed via its own private staircase above the family room, which provides the option of using this part of the property as a self-contained annexe. The generous principal bedroom has its own freestanding roll-top bathtub, while the first floor also has a family bathroom with a separate shower unit.Local Authority: Teignbridge District CouncilServices: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Biomass central heating system.Council Tax: Band GWayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £950,000The cottage features a beautiful level garden of approximately an acre, which backs onto the rolling surrounding countryside. At the front there is a gravel driveway, which provides parking space for several vehicles and access to the detached timber framed double carport and the boiler room and tool shed. Behind the carport there is a vegetable garden with raised beds and gravel pathways, while the rear garden includes extensive lawns, colourful border flowerbeds, various mature trees, established shrubs and paved terracing, as well as a Hartley Botanic greenhouse.The property is set in the heart of the village of Tedburn St. Mary, moments from stunning rolling Devon countryside with the A30 also easily accessible. The village provides several everyday amenities, including a local shop, a pub, a village hall, veterinary surgery, garages and a primary school while there is also an excellent GP surgery nearby. The nearby villages of Dunsford and Cheriton Bishop also offer primary schools. Exeter city centre is just eight miles away, with its firstclass shopping and entertainment choices, as well as a selection of large supermarkets and excellent choice of schooling. Schools in Exeter include the independent Exeter Cathedral School and St. Wilfrid's School, as well as the outstanding-rated Exeter School and Exeter College. Transport connections nearby include the A30, which offers easy access to Exeter, while Exeter's four mainline stations provide regular services towards London and the surrounding towns and cities. There is also good bus services to Exeter, Okehampton, Chagford and Bude. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i69444349
Peamore Cottage is an impressive Grade II Listed property which dates from the late 18th /early 19th century. It offers almost 5,000 square feet of immaculate accommodation with plenty of characterful features arranged over three floors. There are four well-proportioned reception rooms on the ground floor, providing space in which to relax or entertain. The drawing room and sitting room are adjoined in a semi open-plan layout, while there is also a formal dining room and a comfortable snug. The kitchen and breakfast room offers plenty of storage in units to base and wall level, a 4 door oil-fired Aga and space for a breakfast table, while there is also an adjoining utility providing further space for storage and appliances. The ground floor is completed by a useful cloakroom.The first floor accommodation can be accessed via three separate staircases providing the option to divide the accommodation into a main house and a self-contained annexe or to convert the property back into a large family home. The main house has four double bedrooms including the generous principal bedroom which has an adjoining dressing room and en suite bathroom with a bath and separate shower unit. One of the further bedrooms also benefits from an en suite while there is also a family bathroom on this floor. The self-contained annexe provides a spacious sitting room with an original fireplace and adjoining study, as well as a dining room, fully-equipped kitchen, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor has a substantial attic that provides extensive storage space and development potential subject to the necessary consents.Local Authority: Teignbridge District CouncilServices: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage which we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. Further information is being sought. Oil-fired central heating.Council Tax: Band GWayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £950,000The property sits in approximately 0.7 acres and benefits from several outbuildings including a workshop, a garaging block and a greenhouse. The property has a shared gravel driveway at the front providing parking space for several vehicles and access to the garaging block which also has an EV charging point. There is a central cobbled courtyard which brings light to the inner rooms and provides an additional area for al fresco dining. The historic walled garden extends to the southeast and includes rolling lawns, a large vegetable garden, an orchard, colourful flowerbeds and various established shrubs, hedgerow and trees and far reaching views over the surrounding countryside.There is a field of about 2 acres adjacent to the property on the Eastern Boundary which is available by separate negotiation.The property is in a semi-rural position on the Southern fringes of Exeter, with easy access to amenities and just moments from the beautiful Devon countryside. Alphington has a local shop, village hall, public house and a church with further amenities found in the nearby suburbs. Exeter is the most thriving city in the south west and offers a wide choice of cultural activities with the theatre, the museum, arts centre and a wealth of good shopping and restaurants including John Lewis and supermarkets, including Waitrose. Alphington has a primary school, while further schools can be found in Exeter including Exeter School and The Maynard. The area is well connected by road, with the A30 and the M5 nearby, while mainline rail services are available from Exeter St David's (2 hours 8 minutes London Paddington). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70425649
The PropertySymes Cottage is a grade two star listed detached, part thatched, beautiful four bedroom house in the heart of the East Devon countryside yet only 8 miles from the center of Exeter and all its facilities. Set on a quiet lane near the hamlet of Westwood approximately 2.5 miles equal distance from Broadclyst and Whimple.This incredible period property is a fantastic example of traditional Devon living set in the countryside. The house has been a family home for twenty five years and is well maintained. It offers an opportunity to have all the very best of country side living while being close to both the city and the seaside. The area is ideal for horse riding, walking and cycling with miles of quiet Devon lanes and countryside to explore.We strongly recommend viewing to fully appreciate everything this beautiful home has to offer. Property DescriptionThe house is of cob and concrete block construction rendered with the original structure at its heart and has been extended sympathetically several times. There is a reed thatched roof that was re thatched approximately twelve years ago and the single storey elements are tile roofed.The house is set in a third of an acre south facing garden laid to lawn, wild flowers and flower beds with several dedicated sitting areas and patios allowing the owner to follow the sun or shade while enjoying various views of the house and the surrounding countryside. There is a hen house with enclosed chicken run and a large wooden shed with attached log store. There is also a hot tub located close to the house. At the side of the house is a gravel drive which can be used for parking or as an additional sitting area.In addition the house comes with a just under one acre paddock and stable with hard standing yard which the current owners use for two ponies. The paddock has has also been used for parties, camping and various children's activities. There is a very large parking area with ample parking for several vehicles, caravans, boats etc. and a carport/ storage barn.The house itself has been decorated in a contemporary heritage style with good levels of natural light through south facing windows. There are 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, flexible down stairs living comprising kitchen and three reception rooms offering flexible family living with cosy sitting room, open plan sitting/dining room and contemporary flexible sunroom. Local AreaSymes Cottage is set on a very quiet lane near the hamlet of Westwood approximately 2.5 miles equal distance from Broadclyst and Whimple. Both those villages have two pubs and small shops as well as a railway station in Whimple with free car parking and regular trains to Exeter Central station and London line. Whimple has a primary school and Broadclyst has both primary and secondary schools with high ofsted ratings. There is a cricket club and tennis club in Whimple and a sports hall in Broadclyst. There is a community run outdoor summer opening swimming pool in the nearby village of Clyst Hydon. Exeter airport is only five miles away and access to junctions 29 and 30 of the M5 are only a twenty five minute drive away. The National Trust Killerton House and grounds are approximately four miles away and there is easy footpath access to Ashclyst forest, part of the Killerton estate just a mile from the house with a range of marked footpath and bridleways. There is also a local riding school, with livery, approximately two miles away. The nearest beach is Exmouth about half an hour's drive and the coastal towns of Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth are also relatively close by. North Devon and North Cornwall coasts are just over an hours drive.Sun LoungeThe Sun Lounge is accessed either from the lounge via the passageway with arch recess or via the bi-fold doors from the side driveway/ garden. The Sun lounge adds an impressive contemporary aspect to the home. The full length aluminum bi-fold doors make the most of the West aspect of the garden capturing late sun and sunsets. There is an additional small window to the lane aspect.The room has a contemporary tiled floor with underfloor heating and additional double radiator.There is granted planning permission for additional skylights if required. The sun lounge offers flexible usage as an extra lounge, study/ work area or as part of self contained accommodation for visiting friends/ family / air bnb , as it has an adjoining bedroom and shower room. There are ample plug sockets, spot lights, internal wiring for film projector and ariel socket. There is an access roof hatch.Bedroom Four / StudyA fantastic double bedroom that makes for an ideal guest room with the adjacent shower room. The room can be used flexibly as a bedroom /study and can form part of the 'self contained' guest area.Double south facing window with views of the garden.Ceiling light point, Radiator. Space for wardrobes. Shower RoomPart tiled shower room with walk in shower cubicle with electric shower , wash hand basin , low level W.C. , Wall mounted ladder towel rail and tiled floor. Ceiling light point and extractor fan. LoungeA beautiful room with a calm and cozy ambiance. Natural light pours through the dual aspect double opening, deep set, windows overlooking the garden and the lane. The lounge boasts many original features including large original inglenook with slate hearth, remains of brick bread oven and original oak beam over, main oak beam (with original meat hook), oak window lintel and door frame and the natural beauty of the cob structure. The inglenook houses an efficient clear view wood burning stove. The chimney has recently been re-lined.The original front door is a lovely feature of the room and wooden latch doors lead back into the kitchen and opposite via a beamed passage through cob into the sun lounge. There are 3 wall lights, numerous plug sockets, an ariel socket and a double radiator.KitchenThe kitchen is charming with the character feature of the timber ceiling beams and original curved cob walls. It is flooded with light from the skylight, french doors and above sink window.Entering the kitchen from the lobby the tiled floor links the lobby, kitchen and family living area. To the right is a double height washer/ drier housing cupboard and double french doors which open into the garden and built in alfresco dining area. A Belfast type sink with ceramic drainer sits below a window overlooking the sunny bottom patio , it houses a modern mixer tap, there is a built in dishwasher and beech worktops. A step down takes you into the lower kitchen which combines original cob features and ceiling beams with contemporary heritage coloured tiled splash backs , beech work tops and shaker type cupboards with wicker basket drawers, a double, dual fuel, range type cooker/ oven with oak beam over and large oak panty door. There is a built in fridge with adjacent built in wine rack, numerous sockets and spotlights with a central pendant light. A window, with double radiator under, overlooks the lane and there is a access to the stairs and the lounge.A large opening through the original cob wall leads you into the large open plan lounge /dining/family room allowing for family open plan living. Rear LobbyThe ground floor of the property is approached via a graveled area and has an entrance porch with half glazed stable door there is also the feature original front door. There is space for coats, shoes, etc. A double window overlooks the garden , there is a ceiling light point , out door light switch and plug sockets. The floor is tiled which leads into a large split level double aspect fitted kitchen.Dining / Family RoomA double space opening from the kitchen leads to this large, fantastic and flexible room which is currently a lounge / family room and dining room. Being is open to the kitchen makes the space ideal for entertaining and relaxing and family time and is a rarity in a property of this age and style.A large dining and sitting area, big enough for an eight seater dining table and two four seater sofas, with two large south facing windows and window seat to a sunken south facing patio with a fruiting grape vine. The room has two large windows with natural light pouring through and a window seat. Again the room combines the contemporary with the original having a feature cob wall and large oak beam. The floor is tiled linking with the kitchen and there are two radiators. There are numerous plug sockets all around the room. There are dimmable spot lights and over table pendant lights.First Floor LandingThe long airy first floor landing is blessed with natural light from the landing window and a window to the staircase. Original exposed oak beams, natural cob walls and wooden latch doors to 3 bedrooms, family bathroom and airing cupboard add to the charm of this airy light space. There is a sitting space by the window opposite a radiator and a spacious nook for a bookcase.Ceiling light points, 2 loft access hatches, radiator and socket points.The airing cupboard with ample storage houses the combi boiler.Family BathroomThis beautiful room continues blending character and contemporary. The character features of the building are complemented by modern fixtures and fittings and is flooded with light from the deep set South facing window overlooking the garden. The rooms original features of exposed beams, curved ceiling and oak deep set windowsill sit neatly against the contemporary part wall tiling and floor tiling. White bathroom fittings include period roll top , claw feet bath with thermostat shower over and glass shower screen door. Low level W.C. Wash hand basin with tiled splash blacks. Tiled floor. Wall mounted heated ladder towel rail. Bedroom OneBedroom one is a large airy double bedroom which celebrates the original features of the cob chimney breast, curved ceiling and beams.There is a low level south facing deep set south facing window overlooking the garden with double radiator under.The bedroom has ample space for a king size bed, wardrobes and additional furniture. There are 4 plug sockets and pendent light fitting. Bedroom TwoAnother large and delightful airy double bedroom with double aspect windows. South facing window overlooking the garden and glass cottage door to East balcony overlooking the garden, surrounding countryside and paddock.The room's character beams and shaped ceiling are blended with the decor.Ample space for wardrobes and additional furniture.Double low level radiator, 4 plug sockets and pendent light fitting.BalconyA wooden balcony sits to the East side of the property and is accessed from bedroom two or sunken patio area. The balcony offers good morning sun and views across the garden , surrounding countryside and paddock. A delightful place to sit and relax and an additional special feature to bedroom 2. BarnThe Barn is large enough for cars , extra storage and hay storage. it can be accessed from both the driveway and the paddock.StableAn original brick built stable, with light and hayrack, sits within a large hard standing yard boarded by wooden post and rail fencing.The Yard is accessed either from the gravel drive or paddock ( which extends to almost an acre) via double wooden farm gates and can be used for horses or additional parking.Across the graveled driveway, also bordered by wooden post and rail fencing, is the open barn/ garage. This space provides extensive storage opportunities and is currently being used for car parking , general storage and as a hay barn. The paddock can be accessed by double gates via either the yard or driveway making it easy to access for larger vehicles. The yard and stable makes horse care at home easy to manage. The owners often rent more grazing within walking distance as and when required. The area has a large equine community. There is easy access to Ashclyst forest and its bridle ways and safe lane hacking. There is a riding school within hacking distance ( just under 2 miles) where lessons and hire of indoor and outdoor arenas and trailer hire is available.Bedroom ThreeAnother light and airy double bedroom with south facing window overlooking the garden and countryside.low level double radiator , multiple plug sockets , pendent light and space for bedroom furniture.Rear GardenThe large south facing and wrap around private garden of this property is a real surprise and provides a vantage point from which to appreciate the splendor of this beautiful home , which, from the lane, is understated. The garden provides numerous sitting areas to follow the sun and shade throughout the day and to make the most of the various aspects and views of the garden and surrounding countryside. Accessing the garden from the lane through a double wooden farm gate the garden extends from a large gravel garden/ additional parking space. Passing the bi-fold doors the garden path leads to the rear door of the house and beyond to the built in alfresco eating area outside the kitchen and into a lower patio area. this is a real sun trap with a large fruiting vine. Beyond the patio a pathway leads back onto the lane.There are numerous beautiful floribunda climbing roses which complement the house and provide flowering over 3 seasons. Beyond the pathways the area expands to the main large South facing garden. There is a large expanse of lawn, ideal for children to play or for large gatherings, bounded by a natural bank with views into the surrounding countryside. large flowerbeds are well stocked planted with beautiful cottage flowers and shrubs. There are various areas for sitting and enjoying the views including a wild flower area with seating and a fire pit to make the most of the sun set and countryside views. The garden also accommodates a number of apple trees, ( ideal for a hammock) , a pretty henhouse and chicken run and a large wooden shed and log store.There is a hot tub close to the house making it easily accessible.The gardens are also bordered by mature shrubs and trees and provide elevated views across the gardens and the countryside.There is an outside tap on the East side of the house. The owners have many photographs which celebrate the beauty of this abundant beautiful garden.GardensPaddockOpposite the house is an expansive driveway with space currently used for several cars, caravan and boat. To the left of this is a double gate to an original brick stable with substantial wooden post and rail fenced concrete hard standing for either horses or additional vehicles. To the right of the driveway is a wooden barn with pitched roof, large enough to accommodate two cars and other equipment/ horse feed etc.The paddock, just short of an acre in area, is accessible via the hard standing or the parking area through double wooden farm gates and extends West to East. It is bordered by the river Clyst to the north and hedging to the lane on the Southern side. It is laid to grass for grazing and is surrounded by a range of specimen large Oak, Ash, Rowan and other trees.For those interested in equine activities the current owners also rent additional grazing within walking distance and there are multiple livery opportunities within the area. The area is largely flat and sheltered making it ideal for a range of activities and the current owners have used it for large parties, camping and a range of children's sports and activities.Disclaimer for virtual viewingsSome or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided. 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Immaculately presented energy efficient contemporary house with views over the golf course and beyond Entrance Hall Living Room Dining Room Kitchen/Breakfast Room Utility Room Principal Bedroom/Shower Room Suite 3 Further Bedrooms Family Bathroom Large landscaped Garden Double Garage Parking for 3 Cars For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i71228836
Delightful Grade II listed home with superb proportions and wonderful period features whilst enjoying a walled garden with heated swimming pool. DescriptionOsmond House is a Grade II Listed south facing detached home that is steeped in history and remodeled by the current owners to create a superb family home. A dwelling is believed to have been on the site since the mid-14th Century, the current property dates back to the mid-18th Century and It has been extended down the years and offers highly adaptable accommodation of over 4,000 sq ft.Osmond House enjoys period and characterful features throughout including tall ceilings, impressive fireplaces, stunning main staircase and a Georgian facade. Inside has been enhanced greatly with a generous, sociable and fully equipped kitchen/breakfast room which is perfect for family life and entertaining. French doors lead out onto the garden terrace and adjacent is a utility, pump room and larder.As you would expect with this era of architecture, there are two formal reception rooms to the front of this wonderful home, both with feature fireplaces and fine proportions. The drawing room is open to the dining room where there is a further set of French doors to outside. Alongside the formal reception rooms are a snug and cloakroom.A stunning sweeping staircase rises to the first floor landing to five bedrooms in total, a dressing room, family bathroom and a cloakroom on the half landing. The principal bedroom is of particular interest with a pretty sash window, fine proportions, a modern en suite and access into a large storage space under the eaves. The two double bedrooms to the rear can be accessed both via the main staircase and a second staircase offering a great deal of flexibility and an opportunity for independent living if desired.Gardens and GroundsOsmond House sits on a level plot of approximately half an acre and the house and gardens are totally surrounded by a pretty wall. Double gates lead to a cobbled parking and turning area with a covered log store and two storey outbuilding which has huge potential for conversion subject to necessary planning consents. Whilst pedestrian access is via a distinctive Chinese moon gate (traditionally believed to keep devils at bay!).From the gates a path leads to the front door through a lawn area interspersed with shrubs and flower beds. The cobbled path leads around to the back to the delightful main rear garden which is laid principally to level lawn with a range of mature shrubs and numerous impressive trees including a number of fruit trees and a prolific raspberry patch. The fenced and secure outdoor heated swimming pool is a wonderful feature and is surrounded by paving and a pool house.LocationOsmond House is situated in the popular village of Stoke Canon which is in the highly regarded and beautiful Exe Valley. Stoke Canon lies between the University and Cathedral City of Exeter and the market town of Tiverton where Blundell's School is located. It is a wonderful village with a thriving community, village shop, a community run pub and an array of interesting buildings.The market towns of Tiverton and Crediton offer a wider range of amenities, including senior schools, banks, leisure centres, supermarkets, and shops. The Cathedral City of Exeter is approximately 4 miles away and is a thriving city, which boasts The Princesshay Shopping Centre, Guildhall Food Halls, a John Lewis Department store as well as an extensive selection of independent schools, shops and eateries, theatres, an award-winning museum and a world class University. Exeter St David's mainline train station is also 4 miles distant with regular trains to London and The Midlands.Square Footage: 4,029 sq ft DirectionsFrom Exeter, proceed north on the A396 towards Tiverton, continue over Stoke Bridge and into Stoke Canon. Take the left by the village shop and proceed along Chestnut Crescent. Osmond house will be found on the right-hand side with the long white wall. Additional InfoExeter about 3 miles Exeter St Davids mainline train station about 4 miles Crediton about 9.5 milesServices : Mains water, drainage and electricity Oil central heating and Air source heat pump for the swimming pool. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i71563576
Built by the renowned architect Simon Spencer 8 years ago, Holmbush is a beautifully presented contemporary home offering spacious and flexible accommodation. There is over 3,000 sq. ft. of light filled accommodation, as well as a one bedroom Coach House which provides excellent income or multigenerational living potential.The ground floor accommodation is accessed from a welcoming reception hall, opening into a dining room with French doors to a fabulous exterior terrace. There is a well proportioned office, an extensive sitting room with bifold doors to another garden terrace, and a spacious Caple kitchen/breakfast room with a range of fitted contemporary units, quality integrated appliances, a large breakfast bar and full height glazing. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a generous size family room, a useful utility room and a cloakroom. On the first floor, Holmbush offers a spacious principal bedroom with a fitted dressing room, substantial en suite wetroom with twin basisn and showers and French doors to a wonderful roof terrace. There are four further double bedrooms, two on the second floor, and two with en suite shower rooms. Bedroom two also has a dressing room. A stylish family bathroom completes the accommodation.The detached Coach House offers ancillary accommodation to the main house and has an open plan kitchen/sitting/dining room on the first floor with a range of attractive fitted units, integrated appliances and a breakfast bar. There is a ground floor bedroom and wet room.Local Authority: Exeter City Council.Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage via a septic tank which we understand may not be compliant with current regulations. Further information is being sought. Air source heat recovery system.Council Tax: Band FTenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £1,250,000Holmbush is approached over a driveway offering private parking for multiple vehicles and giving access to the garage/workshop, second garage and the Coach House. A low maintenance gravelled garden to the side of the property features a covered terrace area, ideal for al fresco dining, while the large garden to the rear is laid mainly to level lawn interspersed with mature trees and features a separate building currently used for Airbnb rental, this has electric heating plus three raised decked terraces and a paved terrace; all perfectly designed for entertaining.Holmbush is located in a tucked away location just 1.5 miles from the centre of Exeter. Exeter is the most thriving city in the South West and offers a wide choice of business facilities, cultural resources, theatres, art centres and a museum. There is a variety of excellent schools in Exeter, including Exeter School, Maynards Girls' School and the Cathedral School; whilst Exeter University is recognised as one of the best universities in the country. The M5 motorway provides links to Bristol, London and the national motorway network. Exeter St David's offers regular train services to London Paddington in just over two hours and Exeter Airport has a number of flights to domestic and international destinations. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70790782
72 Park Lane is an impressive, detached family home that offers flexible living, including a detached annexe, with the accommodation featuring understated modern styling and high-quality fittings throughout.The ground floor has a welcoming and spacious reception hall with a sweeping staircase leading to the galleried landing above. Double doors lead to the 24ft sitting room, with its contemporary fireplace and bi-fold doors opening onto the rear garden and taking in the breathtaking, far-reaching countryside views. Further reception rooms include a living room, which has skylights overhead and bi-fold doors to the rear terrace.There is also a dining room and a cinema room with split-level seating.At the rear of the ground floor, the kitchen and breakfast room has a dual aspect, including French doors opening onto the garden and welcoming plenty of natural light. The kitchen includes plenty of storage in white fittedunits, a central island, integrated appliances and space for a breakfast table for informal dining. Adjoining the kitchen is a larder for further kitchen storage, with the utility room providing additional space for appliances.Upstairs, the galleried landing has skylights overhead, welcoming natural light to both the landing and the reception hall below. There are five first floor bedrooms, including the generous principal bedroom with sliding doors opening onto a balcony overlooking the rear garden and affording stunning countryside views. The principal bedroom also has a dressing room anden suite shower room. Two further bedrooms are en suite, with one also featuring its own dressing room. Additionally, the first floor has a family bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and a separate shower unit.At the front of the property, the driveway includes parking space for several vehicles and access to the detached double garage. The garaging block also houses the one-bedroom annexe, with its well-presented accommodation,which includes a sitting room, a well-equipped kitchen/dining room, one bedroom, a study area and a shower room.The property is in a rural setting, just north of the Stoke Hill and Pinhoe suburbs of Exeter, within easy reach of local amenities and with the beautiful Devon countryside just moments away. The northern suburbs of Exeter have several everyday amenities, including local shops, supermarkets, pubs,cafes, restaurants, doctor's surgeries and pharmacies. Exeter city centre is less than three miles away, and offers a wide choice of cultural activities, with the theatre, museum, arts centre and a wealth of good shopping andrestaurants, including John Lewis.The area has plenty of leisure activities to choose from, with several sports and leisure clubs within easy reach, golf at Exeter Golf and Country Club, rugby, football, horse riding, sailing, hiking the Jurassic Coast, fishing as well as access to several sandy beaches within 15 miles of the property.There are excellent transport links, with easy access to the M5, while the city's mainline stations offer direct services to London Paddington and Waterloo. Exeter International Airport, five miles away, provides an ever increasing number of domestic and international flights including twice daily flights to London City.Schooling in the area is of the highest standard, with outstanding-rated state schools and several excellent independent schools in and around the city. Within two miles of the property, you will find the Stoke Hill Infant and Nursery School, Ladysmith Infant and Nursery School, St Michael's Church of England Primary Academy and Exeter College, all rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i71621334
Longbourn is a superb late 18th century Grade II listed house. The property features attractive brick elevations, sash windows and a splendid original veranda, while inside there is more than 7,000 square feet of accommodation, including a self-contained two-bedroom annexe and extensive cellars with the potential for development.The accommodation is styled in a traditional manner throughout and displays fine detailed cornicing, intricate ceiling mouldings and fireplaces. The impressive entrance hall displays large traceried fanlight, and arches that lead through to the ground floor reception rooms. The spacious drawing room has a large bay window with French doors that open onto the garden allowing for a wealth of natural light, while the sitting room offers further space in which to relax. There is also a generous study providing ideal space for home working. The kitchen offers plenty of storage in attractive wooden units to base and wall level and space for a large family dining table. The main house also benefits from a secondary kitchen which could also be used as a utility room providing further space for storage and appliances. Also on the ground floor is a toilet and useful cloakroom. The property also includes a range of cellar rooms, offering plenty of storage space andthe potential for renovation to create additional living space.Upstairs there are four well-appointed double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom which has an en suite bathroom. The first floor also has a family bathroom with a bath and a separate shower unit.The self-contained annexe adjoining the main house connects via internal doors with access also provided through its own front door. The annexe has its own well-equipped kitchen/dining room and upstairs, a sitting room, two double bedrooms and a family bathroom with shower. The annexe provides flexible accommodation with opportunities for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or for income potential subject to the necessary consents.Local Authority: East Devon District CouncilServices: Mains water, gas and electricity. Shared private drainage which we understand is compliant with current regulations. Gas fired central heating.Council Tax: Band GFixtures and Fittings: All chandeliers and most curtains are included in the sale.Wayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether or not mentioned in these particulars.Tenure: FreeholdOffers over: £1,500,000Longbourn enjoys approximately 2.5 acres of secluded and peaceful grounds. The beautiful garden to the rear of the property is mostly south and west-facing and includes large areas of well-maintained rolling lawns, established hedgerow borders and various mature trees, as well as an area of woodland providing privacy. There is also a paved terrace, shaded by the original veranda providing an ideal space for al fresco dining and entertaining. Longbourn is approached via a sweeping gravel driveway which provides plenty of parking space at the front of the property. The carport and garage provide further parking options while a green house, log store and garden sheds can also be found within the property's grounds.Longbourn occupies a sought-after position in the village of Upton Pyne, 3.4 miles north of Exeter city centre. Upton Pyne has a parish church, a village hall and much community activity; the nearby villages of Brampton Speke and Newton St Cyres each have a pub and a school, and the bustling mid-Devon town of Crediton has a range of shops and supermarkets and several schools. Exeter city centre is within easy reach with its superb selection of shops, restaurants, cafes and leisure facilities, as well as its first-class educational establishments, including the independent Maynard and Exeter Schools, Exeter Cathedral School and St. Wilfrid's School, and also the outstandingrated Exeter FE College. Close by is the large University of Exeter. Mainline stations provide regular national services, while the area is well connected by road, with the M5 less than eight miles away. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70311198
A FINE LATE 18TH CENTURY HOUSE IN MATURE AND SECLUDED GROUNDS, CLOSE TO EXETER, WITH A LARGE SELF-CONTAINED ANNEXE FOR FAMILY OR OTHER USE Reception and Staircase Hall Drawing Room Sitting Room/ Dining Room Study Cloakroom Kitchen/ Breakfast Room Secondary Kitchen/ Utility room Principal Bedroom with en suite Bathroom 3 further large Bedrooms Bathroom Self-contained 2-bedroom Annexe Extensive cellars Mature gardens and grounds Garage, carport and outbuildings About 2.5 acres in all For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70253149
A stunning, rarely available period thatched cottage combining original features with stylish modern living. The beautifully presented property has been extensively renovated by the current owners, exudes charm andcharacter, whilst benefiting from the latest technology. The property also includes a one-bedroom annexe and an outdoor heated swimming pool, with wonderful countryside views The ground floor of the house has a welcoming reception hall with flagstone tiled flooring and a library nook. The main reception room is the comfortable sitting room with its exposed timber beams and original inglenook fireplace, while at the side there is a stunning modern extension with an open-plan kitchen, dining room and sitting area. This well-proportioned living and entertaining space has a large ceiling lantern skylight bi-fold doors openingonto the terrace, while the kitchen has shaker-style units in grey, a central island with a breakfast bar, a split butler sink and a range cooker.Also on the ground floor are two well-presented bedrooms and a shower room, with the first floor offering a further three double bedrooms. These include one bedroom en suite, and a large bedroom accessed via its own staircase, which is ideal for use as a study or further reception room. The first floor also has a family bathroom.The timber frame is beautifully preserved and visible throughout. The entire property benefits from high speed fibre broadband.The AnnexeThe detached annexe provides useful additional accommodation, finished and presented to the same high standards as the main house. It includes a 24ft open-plan sitting room and dining room with bi-folds, a vaulted ceiling and skylights overhead, plus a well-equipped kitchen. There is also one double bedroom and a shower room. The space is ideal for guests, as a pool house or for use as a rental property.Garden and GroundsThe house and annexe sit in beautifully landscaped gardens, surrounded by open fields and countryside. At the entrance, security gates provide access onto the driveway, which leads to a large gravel parking area in front of the house, with space for several vehicles. The gardens include paved and gravel terracing and immaculate raised beds with various shrubs and flowering plants. There is also a large area of lawn and meadow, with post and rail fence borders. The heated swimming pool is found in its own walled garden, surrounded by a paved sun terrace and with direct access to the annexe via its bi-fold doorsThe property is set in a rural location in the small village of Farringdon yet within easy reach of the popular city of Exeter. Farringdon has a village hall, a parish church, and The White Horse Inn is just outside the village. There isalso a farm shop within easy reach, providing fresh produce and fish.The villages of Woodbury Salterton and Clyst St. Mary nearby provide a choice of everyday amenities, including a pub and a primary school in Woodbury Salterton, while Clyst St. Mary has a post office, a village store, a primary school and a local pub.Six miles to the west, Exeter provides a wide range of amenities and a wide choice of cultural activities, with the theatre, museum, arts centre and a wealth of good shopping and restaurants. Exeter also offers a fineselection of schools and is home to one of the country's most well-regarded universities.Farringdon lies close to the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and several stunning sandy beaches. The South West Coast Path is less than 10 miles away, while there are several excellent golf courses available nearby and sailing is accessible at Topsham six miles away.The area offers excellent transport links and Exeter's four mainline train stations are all within eight miles of the property. Trains run regularly to the smaller nearby cities as well as Bristol, Plymouth and London Paddington.The A30 and M5 lead to the national motorway network providing convenient road links with Exeter International Airport, just over three miles away, offering both local and international flights. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i71575534
A handsome late Georgian country house, set in immaculate gardens and grounds amongst beautiful and unspoilt Mid Devon countryside. DescriptionNewcombes is a substantial Georgian house, with later extensions, set in about 6 acres of beautifully maintained gardens and grounds, enjoying a wonderful south facing aspect, and providing a most peaceful and private setting.The house, which is Grade II Listed has been a cherished family home for nearly 27 years and is offered to the market for the first time since the late 1990's. Dating from the mid-19th Century with later extensions, the house provides a versatile layout over two floors, extending to about 5,000 sq ft.In addition to the accommodation in the main house, there is a substantial former coach house and workshop building, with cobbled court yard, a water tower, and modern garaging attached. The building has potential for conversion to a variety of different uses, subject to the necessary consents.The accommodation in the main house, which is well-maintained throughout, comprises a reception hall with original staircase rising to the first floor, and doors to a morning room, drawing room and the kitchen breakfast room at the back of the house. From the kitchen/breakfast room, there is access to a back kitchen and conservatory with access to a sitting room/study and staircase to a first floor bedroom and bathroom.There is a substantial dining room and billiard room, providing a fantastic entertaining space. There is also a rear hallway with wc, cloakroom, workshop, store and utility/boiler room with back staircase to the first floor.On the first floor, there is a wide landing, with doors to five bedrooms and a study. There are two shared shower rooms and a bathroom, which links with the principal bedroom suite.Outside, there is a gravelled parking and turning area in front and to the side of the house, punctuated by an ornamental pond and fountain. A series of level lawns, flanked by mature herbaceous borders, shrubs, trees and ornamental hedging, lead away to the south of the building, within which there is a barbeque terrace and pergola.There is Victorian greenhouse and potting shed to the east of the house, in front of which is a spectacular parterre and kitchen garden, with orchard beyond. From here, paths lead to a former stable building with tack room and turn-out yard, currently used as kennelling. Pasture paddocks, envelope the gardens to the south and east, including some broadleaf woodland and a lake with island. The Coach House with garaging and water tower are set on the western side of the land adjoining the house and gardens. There is a double fronted car port adjoining this building, which has a 4kw array of solar panels on the roof.LocationNewcombes is set between the villages of Newton St. Cyres and Shobrooke in Mid Devon, enjoying a peaceful and private position, with wonderful walking from the doorstep. The property is well located, having easy access to Exeter, Tiverton, Crediton & communication links, whilst also being surrounded by some of Mid-Devon's most beautiful and unspoilt countryside. Shobrooke to the north has a pub, the Red Lion, and there is also Shobrooke Park, a historic country estate, open to the public, with a series of footpaths, a fishing lake, and grassy amphitheater, often used for live music on summer nights. Newton St. Cyres to the south has a range of local amenities, including a popular pub, 'The Beer Engine', an Italian restaurant, primary school and social clubs, along with a railway station providing services to Exeter and Barnstaple.Thorverton and Brampford Speke to the east, also have pubs and primary schools, whilst Exeter and Tiverton also offer a good selection of state and private schools, including Exeter School and The Maynard School, as well as Blundell's at Tiverton. There is also the Queen Elizabeth Academy at Crediton, which is highly rated. Communication links to the area are good, with the M5 Motorway accessed at Tiverton or Exeter. There are two mainline train stations in Exeter and also a station at Tiverton Parkway providing regular direct links to London Paddington in about two hours. Exeter International Airport has an ever increasing number of flights to UK and international destinations, including a daily flight to London City Airport.Square Footage: 5,050 sq ft Acreage: 6 AcresDirectionsWhat3words///resonates.earphones.forkfulNewton St. Cyres about 1 mile, Brampford Speke about 3.5 miles, Thorverton about 3.4 miles, Exeter about 6 miles. Additional InfoServices - Mains electricity, private & mains water supply. Oil-fired central heating. Private drainage. Broadband connected. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i70755274
Dating back to the 19th century and the most southerly of a three property terrace of large, elegant townhouses, Elm Grove Road has an elevated, northwest-facing position that overlooks countryside bordering the River Clyst.The accommodation is spread over four floors that allow the surrounding views to be seen from as many rooms as possible.The exterior is rendered and painted white with tall, small paned sash windows with louvred shutters, a local style that reflects the earlier, Dutch influence from when Topshamwas an important cotton port trading primarily with the Netherlands.The house is Grade II listed and has retained a wealth of original architectural features including internal joinery, door architraves, dado and picture rails, working shutters, several fireplaces and an elegant staircase that extends up through the full height of the house. It has recently also undergone an extensive programme of sympathetic renovation and today is beautifully presented in a restful and contemporary style. Georgian-era architecture is characterised by well-proportioned rooms with tall ceilings that are well-lit by natural light flooding in through tall windows. These features are in abundance here and combine with the property's northeast/southwest axis to create a wonderfully light and airy feel throughout the house.The upper ground floor is the family-centric area of the house incorporating a gorgeous kitchen / breakfast room that has ample room for separate seating and dining areas and is fitted with bespoke, painted timber unit including a large central island and gas-fired range cooker. Across the hall are the sitting and dining rooms.The floor above incorporates a large drawing room alongside three double bedrooms and family shower room. On the top floor are the principal bedroom with en suite bath and shower, dressing room and a further double bedroom, all enjoying far-reaching views of the surrounding countryside.On the lower ground floor are a suite of rooms including a large living with integral kitchen that could provide a self-contained apartment if required.The house is set well back from the road and looks out across its open, lawned front garden towards the open countryside lining the River Clyst below. The garden slopes gently down to the pavement lining Elm Grove Road. To one side is an off-road parking area in front of the tandem, single garage. Further parking is available along the road.Extending out behind the house is a charming walled garden bound by tall, mellow red brick walling. The rear of the house faces southwest and therefore catches the sun throughout most of the day into the evening. It is designed to be easily maintained and consists of a deep ,paved terrace thatextends out to a level lawn and then onto an area of astro turf that currently accommodates a basketball hoop and trampoline. The terrace is directly accessible from both the upper and lower ground floors and is overlooked by balconies from the kitchen and dining room.At the rear of the garden is a timber garden store and the walls are fringed with narrow borders planted with a selection of shrubs and trees, that combine to provide a good privacy screen when in leaf.Topsham station 0.1 mile (Exeter Central 15 minutes)Junction 30 M5 2.1 miles, Exeter city centre 4.3 miles,Exeter Airport 4.9 miles (London City Airport 1 hour), Exeter St. David's station 5.4 miles (Paddington 2 hours 2 minutes),Sandy Bay Beach (Blue Flag Winner 2019) 6.8 miles, Colyton 21 miles, Tiverton 24.7 miles(All distances and times are approximate) For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_exeter-d196262/for-sale_i69616554
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