House For Sale £450,000
A very rare opportunity to acquire one of the few bungalows in the market town of Chudleigh. By The Way is a detached period bungalow offering four bedrooms positioned in a tucked away cul-de-sac on a level plot with a rural outlook. Highlands Park is a very sought after private road just a short walk to town. It offers an oversized garage plus ample driveway parking. Offered with no onward chain.
Location
Highlands Park remains walking distance into the town centre yet is on the outskirts of the town and surrounded by pleasant countryside and offers superb views. Chudleigh is a small town between Exeter and Newton Abbot, close to the edge of Dartmoor National Park and in the popular Teign Valley. Dartmoor National Park is best known for it's striking granite tors, steep wooded river valleys and heather covered moorland. Offering a wide selection of recreational opportunities such as walking, cycling, riding and fishing on the River Dart. Many of the region's finest beaches are within easy driving distance.
Location Cont.
The well regarded Chudleigh Primary School is located in the town along with regular bus services. For secondary schools you have the popular Teign School in Kingsteignton. Chudleigh offers a wealth of local amenities including shops, a cricket field, a swimming pool, football pitches, allotments, parks, two doctors surgeries, a dentist and a library. For larger shops there are supermarkets in Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot and Exeter. The market town of Totnes has a mainline railway station with direct links to London Paddington. Along with Exeter St Davids Station. There is also an international airport in Exeter. The A38 (Devon Expressway) which by-passes the town provides good access to Plymouth, Exeter and the M5 motoway network. And the A380 connects Torbay.
Accommodation Part 1
From the driveway, a gravel path leads through the front garden to a brick arched storm porch with timber front door making an attractive approach to the property. The entrance hall is a great size and immediately you notice the the characterful floorboards which are exposed throughout the hallway and kitchen. The kitchen is positioned at the rear of the bungalow offering a pleasant and very private outlook over the garden.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with rolled edge work surfaces over incorporating a stainless steel sink with drainer. There is an electric cooker, space for a washing machine and two further under counter appliances. Space for a freestanding fridge freezer.
Accommodation Part2
From the kitchen a uPVC door opens into the conservatory with a terracotta tiled floor which offers views of the wrap around garden. French doors lead into the living/dining room, two impressive rooms linked by an open square archway. There are period features within the bungalow which include picture rails, high ceilings and floorboards. There is a large window to the rear of the dining area showing off the views beyond the garden to Haytor.
The living area features a wood burner sat upon a slate hearth with a stone surround. A return door from the living room links back to the entrance hall. The inner hall, again with exposed timber floorboards leads to the master bedroom. A period room with a large bay window providing a nice outlook to the front garden. There are built in wardrobes to one wall. There is a separate WC with wash basin along with the master bathroom.
Accommodation Part 3
The master bathroom has been fitted with a bath with electric shower over, Victorian style wash basin and WC with partly tiled grey walls and a carpeted floor. There is a glazed window allowing for natural ventilation.
Bedroom two is a further period double room with picture rails, large bay window to the front and a built in wardrobe. Bedroom three is also on the ground floor, a large single room and enjoys a window to the front garden and large built in cupboard with shelving and hanging rail.
Accommodation Part 4
From the entrance hall, stairs rise to the first floor landing housing the Glowworm Combi boiler. This floor provides light and spacious accommodation, well suited as a guest suite with a landing area with Velux window, door into a WC and wash basin with door into the eaves providing ample storage space. The bedroom on this floor is a double room with Velux window to the rear of the bungalow affording fabulous far-reaching views over the fields to woodland, rolling hills and the moors. There is an over stairs storage cupboard.
Outside
From the conservatory, there is a path that leads round the whole of the property with side gates leading to the driveway and front garden. The gardens are established and feature a raised fish pond, garden shed, many attractive shrubs and bushes, a patio area and most importantly a very high degree of privacy. The oversized single garage enjoys a uPVC window to the rear and uPVC side door into the garden allowing natural light. The garage has power and lighting with an up and over door and also offers full or part conversion potential subject to the necessary consents. There is ample room for a utility area or workshop to the rear of the garage.
Directions
From our office at 31 Fore Street, Chudleigh proceed along Fore Street then turn left at the war memorial onto Old Exeter Street. Continue up the hill until you reach the brow of the hill and then turn left into Highlands Park (private road), the property can be found towards the end of the road on the left.
Services
There is a mains gas supply to the property with gas fired central heating. Along with a mains water supply, drainage and mains electricity.
Location
Highlands Park remains walking distance into the town centre yet is on the outskirts of the town and surrounded by pleasant countryside and offers superb views. Chudleigh is a small town between Exeter and Newton Abbot, close to the edge of Dartmoor National Park and in the popular Teign Valley. Dartmoor National Park is best known for it's striking granite tors, steep wooded river valleys and heather covered moorland. Offering a wide selection of recreational opportunities such as walking, cycling, riding and fishing on the River Dart. Many of the region's finest beaches are within easy driving distance.
Location Cont.
The well regarded Chudleigh Primary School is located in the town along with regular bus services. For secondary schools you have the popular Teign School in Kingsteignton. Chudleigh offers a wealth of local amenities including shops, a cricket field, a swimming pool, football pitches, allotments, parks, two doctors surgeries, a dentist and a library. For larger shops there are supermarkets in Kingsteignton, Newton Abbot and Exeter. The market town of Totnes has a mainline railway station with direct links to London Paddington. Along with Exeter St Davids Station. There is also an international airport in Exeter. The A38 (Devon Expressway) which by-passes the town provides good access to Plymouth, Exeter and the M5 motoway network. And the A380 connects Torbay.
Accommodation Part 1
From the driveway, a gravel path leads through the front garden to a brick arched storm porch with timber front door making an attractive approach to the property. The entrance hall is a great size and immediately you notice the the characterful floorboards which are exposed throughout the hallway and kitchen. The kitchen is positioned at the rear of the bungalow offering a pleasant and very private outlook over the garden.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with rolled edge work surfaces over incorporating a stainless steel sink with drainer. There is an electric cooker, space for a washing machine and two further under counter appliances. Space for a freestanding fridge freezer.
Accommodation Part2
From the kitchen a uPVC door opens into the conservatory with a terracotta tiled floor which offers views of the wrap around garden. French doors lead into the living/dining room, two impressive rooms linked by an open square archway. There are period features within the bungalow which include picture rails, high ceilings and floorboards. There is a large window to the rear of the dining area showing off the views beyond the garden to Haytor.
The living area features a wood burner sat upon a slate hearth with a stone surround. A return door from the living room links back to the entrance hall. The inner hall, again with exposed timber floorboards leads to the master bedroom. A period room with a large bay window providing a nice outlook to the front garden. There are built in wardrobes to one wall. There is a separate WC with wash basin along with the master bathroom.
Accommodation Part 3
The master bathroom has been fitted with a bath with electric shower over, Victorian style wash basin and WC with partly tiled grey walls and a carpeted floor. There is a glazed window allowing for natural ventilation.
Bedroom two is a further period double room with picture rails, large bay window to the front and a built in wardrobe. Bedroom three is also on the ground floor, a large single room and enjoys a window to the front garden and large built in cupboard with shelving and hanging rail.
Accommodation Part 4
From the entrance hall, stairs rise to the first floor landing housing the Glowworm Combi boiler. This floor provides light and spacious accommodation, well suited as a guest suite with a landing area with Velux window, door into a WC and wash basin with door into the eaves providing ample storage space. The bedroom on this floor is a double room with Velux window to the rear of the bungalow affording fabulous far-reaching views over the fields to woodland, rolling hills and the moors. There is an over stairs storage cupboard.
Outside
From the conservatory, there is a path that leads round the whole of the property with side gates leading to the driveway and front garden. The gardens are established and feature a raised fish pond, garden shed, many attractive shrubs and bushes, a patio area and most importantly a very high degree of privacy. The oversized single garage enjoys a uPVC window to the rear and uPVC side door into the garden allowing natural light. The garage has power and lighting with an up and over door and also offers full or part conversion potential subject to the necessary consents. There is ample room for a utility area or workshop to the rear of the garage.
Directions
From our office at 31 Fore Street, Chudleigh proceed along Fore Street then turn left at the war memorial onto Old Exeter Street. Continue up the hill until you reach the brow of the hill and then turn left into Highlands Park (private road), the property can be found towards the end of the road on the left.
Services
There is a mains gas supply to the property with gas fired central heating. Along with a mains water supply, drainage and mains electricity.
