House For Sale £260,000
New to the market is this spacious, terraced family home with three double bedrooms, outbuildings, solar panels, an extensive rear garden and far-reaching views to Dartmoor, in the popular town of Newton Abbot, with easy access to the A380 to Torbay, Exeter and the M5.
New to the market is this spacious, terraced family home with three double bedrooms, outbuildings, solar panels, an extensive rear garden and far-reaching views to Dartmoor, in the popular town of Newton Abbot, with easy access to the A380 to Torbay, Exeter and the M5.
Inside, it is nicely presented with light and neutral décor throughout, complimented by papered feature walls, and feels warm and welcoming with gas central heating and double glazing. This wonderful family home is well-insulated and cheap to run, and benefits from an array of solar photovoltaic panels on the roof that generate electricity, massively reducing the running costs.
The accommodation comprises of, on the ground floor, an entrance hallway with a staircase to the first floor, a good-sized, light and airy living room with a papered feature wall and loads of light from a wide window to the rear, a dining room with loads of space for a table seating for six or more, perfect for any occasion and with fabulous views, and a galley-style kitchen that has plenty of cupboard and worktop space, a gap for a cooker, floor space for an upright fridge/freezer, and a wall-mounted condensing combi-boiler that provides the central heating and hot water on demand.
Upstairs, there are three light and airy bedrooms, all double-sized, the front bedroom with superb views over the town to Haytor in the distance, and a family bathroom that contains a bath with a shower over, a WC and a modern basin. The landing has an airing cupboard with slatted shelving for linen, and a hatch in the landing ceiling has a drop-down ladder for convenience providing access to the loft space.
Outside, the rear garden is surprisingly large, gently sloping upwards and stretching out for approximately 160ft. It is beautifully landscaped with terraces of lawn, a timber summer house, seating areas and features separated by beds of plants, flowers, shrubs and ornamental trees. There are number of outbuildings comprising of a WC, a storage shed and a utility room with power and plumbing for a washing machine, and a gate at the side of the garden leads onto a passageway to the front providing alternative access. Parking is on-road at the front of the property or nearby, with a bus stop close by.
Property Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: B
New to the market is this spacious, terraced family home with three double bedrooms, outbuildings, solar panels, an extensive rear garden and far-reaching views to Dartmoor, in the popular town of Newton Abbot, with easy access to the A380 to Torbay, Exeter and the M5.
Inside, it is nicely presented with light and neutral décor throughout, complimented by papered feature walls, and feels warm and welcoming with gas central heating and double glazing. This wonderful family home is well-insulated and cheap to run, and benefits from an array of solar photovoltaic panels on the roof that generate electricity, massively reducing the running costs.
The accommodation comprises of, on the ground floor, an entrance hallway with a staircase to the first floor, a good-sized, light and airy living room with a papered feature wall and loads of light from a wide window to the rear, a dining room with loads of space for a table seating for six or more, perfect for any occasion and with fabulous views, and a galley-style kitchen that has plenty of cupboard and worktop space, a gap for a cooker, floor space for an upright fridge/freezer, and a wall-mounted condensing combi-boiler that provides the central heating and hot water on demand.
Upstairs, there are three light and airy bedrooms, all double-sized, the front bedroom with superb views over the town to Haytor in the distance, and a family bathroom that contains a bath with a shower over, a WC and a modern basin. The landing has an airing cupboard with slatted shelving for linen, and a hatch in the landing ceiling has a drop-down ladder for convenience providing access to the loft space.
Outside, the rear garden is surprisingly large, gently sloping upwards and stretching out for approximately 160ft. It is beautifully landscaped with terraces of lawn, a timber summer house, seating areas and features separated by beds of plants, flowers, shrubs and ornamental trees. There are number of outbuildings comprising of a WC, a storage shed and a utility room with power and plumbing for a washing machine, and a gate at the side of the garden leads onto a passageway to the front providing alternative access. Parking is on-road at the front of the property or nearby, with a bus stop close by.
Property Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: B
