House For Sale £235,000
Property
Very well presented, two bedroom terraced cottage retaining many of its character features and having been improved in recent years by the current owners.
The accommodation comprises; a large lounge/dining area with attractive fireplace and log burner, a good sized kitchen with wooden worktops, Belfast sink and double doors leading onto the garden. On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The property has gas central heating and UPVC double glazed windows. Viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate this beautiful home.
Outside
The garden is accessed through the kitchen and opens out on to a decked seating area which is covered by a timber pergola with views over Ottery St Mary’s historic rooftops over the Church. From here, the unusually large garden extends past log storage areas and has plum stone chippings with a mature and attractive planting scheme bordering either side of the space. Towards the end of the garden there are fruit trees/ bushes amongst yet more flowering borders that offers a secluded cottage-like feel attracting lots of lovely wildlife, before opening up again to a quaint gated area with more storage in the form of a large shed. Hereafter, there is a gate through which you can access the parking space off of Brook Street.
Overall, this garden is a stunning feature and one that you have to view as it is so gorgeous that you won’t want to leave!
Direction
From Ottery St Mary Town Centre, proceed east along Jesu Street then Yonder Street and the property can be found on the left.
Location
Ottery St Mary is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. It boasts a Collegiate church, modelled on Exeter Cathedral, and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in Ottery St Mary in 1772. There are numerous walks via marked footpaths. Nearby is a Sports Centre, and Golf, Tennis, Swimming, and Riding/Livery are also available locally. There is an excellent range of schools within the Ottery St Mary catchment area, with a first class medical centre and hospital.
The town is also home to the world famous 'Tar Barrels' celebration and festivities on November the 5th, where numerous local teams test their bravery and fortitude by running set courses while carrying flaming tar coated barrels on their backs - a truly magnificent spectacle, not to be missed.
Ottery St Mary also has excellent links to the local road and travel networks with access to the A30, M5 and Exeter International Airport being only a short drive away. The City of Exeter with it's multitude of further amenities is also only approximately twelve miles distant and can be quickly reached via the A30.
Very well presented, two bedroom terraced cottage retaining many of its character features and having been improved in recent years by the current owners.
The accommodation comprises; a large lounge/dining area with attractive fireplace and log burner, a good sized kitchen with wooden worktops, Belfast sink and double doors leading onto the garden. On the first floor there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The property has gas central heating and UPVC double glazed windows. Viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate this beautiful home.
Outside
The garden is accessed through the kitchen and opens out on to a decked seating area which is covered by a timber pergola with views over Ottery St Mary’s historic rooftops over the Church. From here, the unusually large garden extends past log storage areas and has plum stone chippings with a mature and attractive planting scheme bordering either side of the space. Towards the end of the garden there are fruit trees/ bushes amongst yet more flowering borders that offers a secluded cottage-like feel attracting lots of lovely wildlife, before opening up again to a quaint gated area with more storage in the form of a large shed. Hereafter, there is a gate through which you can access the parking space off of Brook Street.
Overall, this garden is a stunning feature and one that you have to view as it is so gorgeous that you won’t want to leave!
Direction
From Ottery St Mary Town Centre, proceed east along Jesu Street then Yonder Street and the property can be found on the left.
Location
Ottery St Mary is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. It boasts a Collegiate church, modelled on Exeter Cathedral, and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in Ottery St Mary in 1772. There are numerous walks via marked footpaths. Nearby is a Sports Centre, and Golf, Tennis, Swimming, and Riding/Livery are also available locally. There is an excellent range of schools within the Ottery St Mary catchment area, with a first class medical centre and hospital.
The town is also home to the world famous 'Tar Barrels' celebration and festivities on November the 5th, where numerous local teams test their bravery and fortitude by running set courses while carrying flaming tar coated barrels on their backs - a truly magnificent spectacle, not to be missed.
Ottery St Mary also has excellent links to the local road and travel networks with access to the A30, M5 and Exeter International Airport being only a short drive away. The City of Exeter with it's multitude of further amenities is also only approximately twelve miles distant and can be quickly reached via the A30.
