House For Sale £390,000
Property
We are delighted to offer this beautifully presented 3 bedroom detached bungalow located in this convenient position for the much favoured town of Honiton.
The accommodation, which has been considerably improved by the current owners, comprises, entrance hallway, open-plan lounge/dining room with ornamental fireplace and gas fire, re-fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a range of wall and base units, built in oven and hob with extractor hood over and integrated fridge, utility room, three bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes, bathroom with bath and separate shower and cloakroom.
The property benefits from double glazed windows and gas central heating. There is no onward chain.
Outside
To the front are lawned gardens with a pathway leading to the property. There is a driveway, offering parking and leading to the garage (17'1 x 8'10), which has an electric door, light and power. A side entrance leads to the rear garden which has a full width patio, trellis and steps leading to the lawned area.
Directions
Proceed through Honiton high street and at the far end when you get to the roundabout take the 1st exit and carry along a short distance and take the 1st turn on your left. Go down the hill and turn right into The Chase and proceed along where you will find the poperty on your left.
Location
Honiton is a charming market town made famous by lace and pottery, it is widely regarded as the antiques hub of the South West. Honiton can be found in East Devon's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and sits on the banks of the River Otter.
The countryside around the town is spectacular and boasts many local beauty spots including Hembury Fort and Blackbury Camp, visiting in Spring will mean you'll get to see them both blanketed in bluebells. Honiton is an area of outstanding natural beauty and has plenty of opportunities for walks, cycle trails and picnics. You're only a few miles from the Jurassic Coast and from here, you can take day trips to other towns around Devon, such as Seaton, Sidmouth and Beer where you can admire the stunning coast and enjoy a day on the beach.
Honiton has changed very little since it was first described as the most beautiful landscape in the world by Daniel Defoe in 1724. It is of historic significance as Queen Victoria's wedding dress was created out of Honiton lace. Honiton has a variety of local events, such as the Agriculture Show which has been running for 127 years.
We are delighted to offer this beautifully presented 3 bedroom detached bungalow located in this convenient position for the much favoured town of Honiton.
The accommodation, which has been considerably improved by the current owners, comprises, entrance hallway, open-plan lounge/dining room with ornamental fireplace and gas fire, re-fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a range of wall and base units, built in oven and hob with extractor hood over and integrated fridge, utility room, three bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes, bathroom with bath and separate shower and cloakroom.
The property benefits from double glazed windows and gas central heating. There is no onward chain.
Outside
To the front are lawned gardens with a pathway leading to the property. There is a driveway, offering parking and leading to the garage (17'1 x 8'10), which has an electric door, light and power. A side entrance leads to the rear garden which has a full width patio, trellis and steps leading to the lawned area.
Directions
Proceed through Honiton high street and at the far end when you get to the roundabout take the 1st exit and carry along a short distance and take the 1st turn on your left. Go down the hill and turn right into The Chase and proceed along where you will find the poperty on your left.
Location
Honiton is a charming market town made famous by lace and pottery, it is widely regarded as the antiques hub of the South West. Honiton can be found in East Devon's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and sits on the banks of the River Otter.
The countryside around the town is spectacular and boasts many local beauty spots including Hembury Fort and Blackbury Camp, visiting in Spring will mean you'll get to see them both blanketed in bluebells. Honiton is an area of outstanding natural beauty and has plenty of opportunities for walks, cycle trails and picnics. You're only a few miles from the Jurassic Coast and from here, you can take day trips to other towns around Devon, such as Seaton, Sidmouth and Beer where you can admire the stunning coast and enjoy a day on the beach.
Honiton has changed very little since it was first described as the most beautiful landscape in the world by Daniel Defoe in 1724. It is of historic significance as Queen Victoria's wedding dress was created out of Honiton lace. Honiton has a variety of local events, such as the Agriculture Show which has been running for 127 years.
