House For Sale £550,000
An exciting opportunity to acquire this large 3 bedroom detached bungalow in an elevated and sought after village location at the far end of a cul-de-sac with a picturesque backdrop of mature trees and fine views across the surrounding area to distant hillside. The well modernised property is offered in excellent condition and benefits from the home comforts of uPVC double glazing, solar panels and a newly installed Air Source Heat Pump system which is an economical and environmentally friendly way to heat your home. Most homes in the UK use a mains gas boiler to power their heating system but millions of homes around the world are using air source heat pumps. Whilst boilers are still available, an air source heat pump is a cleaner, more efficient alternative that uses the power of air and electricity to create heat and hot water for your home.
Air source heat pumps take ambient warmth from the air outside and turn it into heat for your home and water appliances. They’re a great way to make your home more sustainable, whilst reducing your heating costs and carbon footprint. A heat pump is typically 3 to 4 times more efficient than older heating systems.
The pv solar panels are owned outright with return tarif and also heat the hot water.
This impressive property will appeal in particular to families and the active retired. As an extra note of interest, other neighbouring properties in the cul-de-sac have extended into the roof space, subject to obtaining planning permission, to create additional bedroom accommodation.
Reception Hall (2.21m x 2.04m (7'3" x 6'8" ))
Radiator. Vaillant digital central heating/timer control unit. Built-in storage/closed cupboard containing the electricity consumer unit, and solar pv system. Built-in airing cupboard containing the Vaillant hot water cylinder. Doors to..
Lounge/Diner (6.56m x 5.38m reducing at lounge area to 3.55m (21)
Fireplace containing cast iron log burning stove with slate surround and hearth. Two radiators. Window to front aspect demanding picturesque outlook across the cul-de-sac and to distant hillside. Sliding patio door to rear garden.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (4.66m x 3.67m (15'3" x 12'0"))
A well appointed kitchen fitted with a range of matching base, drawer and wall cupboard units. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit with swan neck mixer tap. Integrated appliances include a fan assisted double oven and grill, and a ceramic induction hob with concealed extractor unit over. Ample wood grain effect work surface areas with wall tiling over. Central island unit with two additional storage cupboards. Electric panel heater. Window to rear aspect with pleasant outlook across the rear garden, extending to distant hillside. A utility area in the corner of the room has been fitted with a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with space and plumbing below for an automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Wall tiling and covered unit above sink area. Laminate flooring throughout. Opaque glazed rear entrance door. Glass panels between reception hall and kitchen.
Master Bedroom Suite - Bedroom (3.82m x 3.70m (12'6" x 12'1"))
Radiator. Two built-in interlinking double wardrobe units. Window to rear aspect with picturesque outlook across the rear garden and distant hillside. Door to…
En-Suite Shower Room (2m x 1.82m (6'6" x 5'11"))
A recently modernised and well appointed shower room fitted with a three-piece suite. Corner shower enclosure. Pedestal wash hand basin. Close coupled WC. Marble effect wall panels. Opaque window. Extractor unit. Mirror light fitted above sink area with touch sensitive on/off controls. Laminate flooring.
Bedroom 2 (3.47m x 3.07m (11'4" x 10'0" ))
Radiator. Window to front aspect with picturesque outlook across the cul-de-sac to distant hillside.
Bedroom 3 (3.04m x 2.93m (9'11" x 9'7"))
Radiator. Window to front aspect with picturesque outlook across the cul-de-sac to distant hillside.
Bathroom (2.52m x 1.67m (8'3" x 5'5"))
A recently modernised and well appointed bathroom fitted with a three piece suite. Paneled bath with mixer tap and wall-mounted hand shower attachment. Pedestal wash hand basin. Close coupled WC. Heated towel rail. Wall tiling around sanitary wear areas. Extractor unit. Access to roof space. Opaque window. Laminate flooring.
Grounds
The property comes with a well landscaped, easy to maintain front garden laid principally to slate chippings and planted with an array of specimen young trees, shrubs and bushes bringing plenty of vivid flora throughout the seasons. The property stands in a sizeable corner plot and the gardens extend to the rear and southeast lying side of the bungalow. These gardens are an occasional attraction for inquisitive hedgehogs visiting the area and a haven for a wide range of common garden birds cheeping and chirping to create an enchanting chorus most noticeably during the spring and summer months. The secure grounds are well enclosed with substantial timber fencing and have an impressive backdrop of neighbouring trees lining the rear boundary fence. This family sized garden is laid predominantly to lawn and bordered with well stocked flower and shrub beds. The 'Air Source Pump Heating System' can be found in a sheltered and tucked away position down the northwest lying side of the bungalow. A wide driveway extends to the far side of the bungalow providing off-road parking for four vehicles and access to the detached double garage.
Double Garage (5.32m x 5.21m (17'5" x 17'1"))
Side entrance door linking to rear garden. Generous power and light supply. Twin up and over doors.
Location Information
Cathedral City of Exeter 8 miles, Okehampton 15.4 miles, M5 Motorway 12.1 miles, Exmouth 19.9 miles, Torquay 28.3 miles, Crediton 5.3 miles, Moretonhampstead 7.4 miles, Bovey Tracey 20.3 miles (approximate distances).
Tedburn St Mary, with a population of approximately 1500, lies in stunning countryside, 8 miles west of Exeter, just off the A30 on the way to Okehampton.
There is a wide mixture of housing in the parish, from traditional thatched cottages to modern housing developments, mobile home developments at Pathfinder Village and Woodlands, and a sheltered housing scheme for the older generation who wish to remain in the village. The village has a strong sense of community and various amenities including a village primary school, two churches, pub, convenience store, separate post office and a large number of businesses and sports and social organisations. There is a regular bus service to Exeter and Okehampton and the nearest doctors surgery is in the neighbouring village of Cheriton Bishop.
Directions
Travelling from Exeter, head out of the city centre and over Exe Bridges keeping in the right hand lane for Cowick Street. Take the second exit onto Cowick Street and continue forward travelling under the railway bridge and straight through St Thomas’s main shopping centre. Shortly after passing Tesco’s Express on your right you will arrive at a crossroads junction with Cowick Lane and Buller Road. Proceed straight ahead and onto Dunsford Road. Continue up the hill and over the other side. As you drop down the hill turn right and continue along this road for several miles until you reach the village of Tedburn St Mary. Continue into the village and turn left into North Park Road. Take the first turning on your left onto Southway and drop down the hill. Take the first turning on your left for Millers Way and then take the second of two turnings. No.12 Millers Way will be found at the end of the cul-de-sac.
Air source heat pumps take ambient warmth from the air outside and turn it into heat for your home and water appliances. They’re a great way to make your home more sustainable, whilst reducing your heating costs and carbon footprint. A heat pump is typically 3 to 4 times more efficient than older heating systems.
The pv solar panels are owned outright with return tarif and also heat the hot water.
This impressive property will appeal in particular to families and the active retired. As an extra note of interest, other neighbouring properties in the cul-de-sac have extended into the roof space, subject to obtaining planning permission, to create additional bedroom accommodation.
Reception Hall (2.21m x 2.04m (7'3" x 6'8" ))
Radiator. Vaillant digital central heating/timer control unit. Built-in storage/closed cupboard containing the electricity consumer unit, and solar pv system. Built-in airing cupboard containing the Vaillant hot water cylinder. Doors to..
Lounge/Diner (6.56m x 5.38m reducing at lounge area to 3.55m (21)
Fireplace containing cast iron log burning stove with slate surround and hearth. Two radiators. Window to front aspect demanding picturesque outlook across the cul-de-sac and to distant hillside. Sliding patio door to rear garden.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (4.66m x 3.67m (15'3" x 12'0"))
A well appointed kitchen fitted with a range of matching base, drawer and wall cupboard units. Single drainer stainless steel sink unit with swan neck mixer tap. Integrated appliances include a fan assisted double oven and grill, and a ceramic induction hob with concealed extractor unit over. Ample wood grain effect work surface areas with wall tiling over. Central island unit with two additional storage cupboards. Electric panel heater. Window to rear aspect with pleasant outlook across the rear garden, extending to distant hillside. A utility area in the corner of the room has been fitted with a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with space and plumbing below for an automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Wall tiling and covered unit above sink area. Laminate flooring throughout. Opaque glazed rear entrance door. Glass panels between reception hall and kitchen.
Master Bedroom Suite - Bedroom (3.82m x 3.70m (12'6" x 12'1"))
Radiator. Two built-in interlinking double wardrobe units. Window to rear aspect with picturesque outlook across the rear garden and distant hillside. Door to…
En-Suite Shower Room (2m x 1.82m (6'6" x 5'11"))
A recently modernised and well appointed shower room fitted with a three-piece suite. Corner shower enclosure. Pedestal wash hand basin. Close coupled WC. Marble effect wall panels. Opaque window. Extractor unit. Mirror light fitted above sink area with touch sensitive on/off controls. Laminate flooring.
Bedroom 2 (3.47m x 3.07m (11'4" x 10'0" ))
Radiator. Window to front aspect with picturesque outlook across the cul-de-sac to distant hillside.
Bedroom 3 (3.04m x 2.93m (9'11" x 9'7"))
Radiator. Window to front aspect with picturesque outlook across the cul-de-sac to distant hillside.
Bathroom (2.52m x 1.67m (8'3" x 5'5"))
A recently modernised and well appointed bathroom fitted with a three piece suite. Paneled bath with mixer tap and wall-mounted hand shower attachment. Pedestal wash hand basin. Close coupled WC. Heated towel rail. Wall tiling around sanitary wear areas. Extractor unit. Access to roof space. Opaque window. Laminate flooring.
Grounds
The property comes with a well landscaped, easy to maintain front garden laid principally to slate chippings and planted with an array of specimen young trees, shrubs and bushes bringing plenty of vivid flora throughout the seasons. The property stands in a sizeable corner plot and the gardens extend to the rear and southeast lying side of the bungalow. These gardens are an occasional attraction for inquisitive hedgehogs visiting the area and a haven for a wide range of common garden birds cheeping and chirping to create an enchanting chorus most noticeably during the spring and summer months. The secure grounds are well enclosed with substantial timber fencing and have an impressive backdrop of neighbouring trees lining the rear boundary fence. This family sized garden is laid predominantly to lawn and bordered with well stocked flower and shrub beds. The 'Air Source Pump Heating System' can be found in a sheltered and tucked away position down the northwest lying side of the bungalow. A wide driveway extends to the far side of the bungalow providing off-road parking for four vehicles and access to the detached double garage.
Double Garage (5.32m x 5.21m (17'5" x 17'1"))
Side entrance door linking to rear garden. Generous power and light supply. Twin up and over doors.
Location Information
Cathedral City of Exeter 8 miles, Okehampton 15.4 miles, M5 Motorway 12.1 miles, Exmouth 19.9 miles, Torquay 28.3 miles, Crediton 5.3 miles, Moretonhampstead 7.4 miles, Bovey Tracey 20.3 miles (approximate distances).
Tedburn St Mary, with a population of approximately 1500, lies in stunning countryside, 8 miles west of Exeter, just off the A30 on the way to Okehampton.
There is a wide mixture of housing in the parish, from traditional thatched cottages to modern housing developments, mobile home developments at Pathfinder Village and Woodlands, and a sheltered housing scheme for the older generation who wish to remain in the village. The village has a strong sense of community and various amenities including a village primary school, two churches, pub, convenience store, separate post office and a large number of businesses and sports and social organisations. There is a regular bus service to Exeter and Okehampton and the nearest doctors surgery is in the neighbouring village of Cheriton Bishop.
Directions
Travelling from Exeter, head out of the city centre and over Exe Bridges keeping in the right hand lane for Cowick Street. Take the second exit onto Cowick Street and continue forward travelling under the railway bridge and straight through St Thomas’s main shopping centre. Shortly after passing Tesco’s Express on your right you will arrive at a crossroads junction with Cowick Lane and Buller Road. Proceed straight ahead and onto Dunsford Road. Continue up the hill and over the other side. As you drop down the hill turn right and continue along this road for several miles until you reach the village of Tedburn St Mary. Continue into the village and turn left into North Park Road. Take the first turning on your left onto Southway and drop down the hill. Take the first turning on your left for Millers Way and then take the second of two turnings. No.12 Millers Way will be found at the end of the cul-de-sac.
