House For Sale £245,000
Four good size bedrooms - Private courtyard location - Character features - Balcony & Courtyard space - River access - Walking distance of local amenities - uPVC Double glazing throughout - Council tax B - EPC E
Location
Buckfastleigh is a small market town situated beside the A38 Devon Expressway, providing a direct link to the cites of Plymouth and Exeter as well as the M5, which makes it a great location for commuters. The town itself has a Primary school, Health centre, Post office, Newsagent and Co-Operative store, along with a variety of cafes, shops and pubs.
The town offers a wide range of tourist attractions, such as a open air swimming pool, the historic Buckfast Abbey and grounds, Dart Rock climbing centre, Pennywell Farm, the Butterfly and Otter sanctuary and the South Devon Railway.
The Norman town of Totnes is approximately 7 miles away providing a wide range of amenities and shops, including a mainline railway station getting to London Paddington in approximately 3 hours.
Description
This well presented four bedroom cottage is deceptively spacious. With four good sized bedrooms, a large yet cosy living room and a lovely bright cottage style kitchen/diner. It also comes complete with a secluded balcony and courtyard space to the front. The property is located within a quiet courtyard and is within a short walk of Buckfastleigh town centre, the local primary school and medical centre.
On entering via the stable door, you are greeted with a good size cottage style kitchen/diner, the kitchen has a range of fitted cupboards along with an integrated gas cooker and electric hob. There is also space for a dishwasher and a fridge freezer. You can also fit a good sized dining table, allowing plenty of room for a growing family.
From here you move through to the large living room, with original beams and a stone fireplace complete with log burner. The room has been laid out to a comfy living space with plenty of room for large furniture.
From the living room you can access the utility space at the rear of the property. This room has plumbing for white goods and currently houses the washing machine and tumble dryer.
From here via a window, you have stairs leading down to the Dean Burn River which sits at the back of Warren Court. This is a unique feature of the property, and provides a feeling of tranquillity and calm, and the current owners also enjoy feeding the local ducks.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms three of which are doubles, along with the family bathroom. The master bedroom is a light generous size room, with plenty of space for free standing furniture. The second and third rooms are also doubles, which is unusual to find in this style of property. The fourth bedroom is a good size single or would make the perfect home office space. The family bathroom comes with a white suite and shower over bath. There is also a separate W/C on the ground floor.
From the single bedroom there are French Doors which lead out onto a balcony area which overlooks the river. This is a wonderful sunny space with a good degree of privacy. There is plenty of room for a table and chairs along with potted flowers and shrubs. There is also a section of courtyard space at the front of the property.
This property is perfect for someone who wants to be right in the heart of the town centre yet have the privacy that this property benefits from. The property has a gas combination boiler and is double glazed throughout. Parking is available in the nearby council car park via a yearly parking permit at £260 per annum.
Tenure
Freehold
Services
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
Council Tax Band
B
Local Authority
Teignbridge District Council
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly by appointment with agent
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Location
Buckfastleigh is a small market town situated beside the A38 Devon Expressway, providing a direct link to the cites of Plymouth and Exeter as well as the M5, which makes it a great location for commuters. The town itself has a Primary school, Health centre, Post office, Newsagent and Co-Operative store, along with a variety of cafes, shops and pubs.
The town offers a wide range of tourist attractions, such as a open air swimming pool, the historic Buckfast Abbey and grounds, Dart Rock climbing centre, Pennywell Farm, the Butterfly and Otter sanctuary and the South Devon Railway.
The Norman town of Totnes is approximately 7 miles away providing a wide range of amenities and shops, including a mainline railway station getting to London Paddington in approximately 3 hours.
Description
This well presented four bedroom cottage is deceptively spacious. With four good sized bedrooms, a large yet cosy living room and a lovely bright cottage style kitchen/diner. It also comes complete with a secluded balcony and courtyard space to the front. The property is located within a quiet courtyard and is within a short walk of Buckfastleigh town centre, the local primary school and medical centre.
On entering via the stable door, you are greeted with a good size cottage style kitchen/diner, the kitchen has a range of fitted cupboards along with an integrated gas cooker and electric hob. There is also space for a dishwasher and a fridge freezer. You can also fit a good sized dining table, allowing plenty of room for a growing family.
From here you move through to the large living room, with original beams and a stone fireplace complete with log burner. The room has been laid out to a comfy living space with plenty of room for large furniture.
From the living room you can access the utility space at the rear of the property. This room has plumbing for white goods and currently houses the washing machine and tumble dryer.
From here via a window, you have stairs leading down to the Dean Burn River which sits at the back of Warren Court. This is a unique feature of the property, and provides a feeling of tranquillity and calm, and the current owners also enjoy feeding the local ducks.
On the first floor there are four bedrooms three of which are doubles, along with the family bathroom. The master bedroom is a light generous size room, with plenty of space for free standing furniture. The second and third rooms are also doubles, which is unusual to find in this style of property. The fourth bedroom is a good size single or would make the perfect home office space. The family bathroom comes with a white suite and shower over bath. There is also a separate W/C on the ground floor.
From the single bedroom there are French Doors which lead out onto a balcony area which overlooks the river. This is a wonderful sunny space with a good degree of privacy. There is plenty of room for a table and chairs along with potted flowers and shrubs. There is also a section of courtyard space at the front of the property.
This property is perfect for someone who wants to be right in the heart of the town centre yet have the privacy that this property benefits from. The property has a gas combination boiler and is double glazed throughout. Parking is available in the nearby council car park via a yearly parking permit at £260 per annum.
Tenure
Freehold
Services
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
Council Tax Band
B
Local Authority
Teignbridge District Council
Viewing Arrangements
Strictly by appointment with agent
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
