House For Sale £450,000
This four bedroom house in Sampford Peverell has a beautiful garden and is tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac.
This is a lovely family house, quietly tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Sampford Peverell, and has a large garden to the rear and some lovely views to the Blackdown Hills at the front.
The vendors have been at the property for the last 35 years, during which time they have maintained the property exceptionally well, and in more recent years added an extension to the kitchen and creating a utility room, which really compliments the already comfortable accommodation. Approximately 25 years ago, additional land was secured as garden land, and now the beautiful well-tended garden stretches up from the property with a seating area closest to the house with an ornamental pond, the well-stocked borders are just coming to life and the lawn meanders up through trees in blossom, eventually arriving at the top of the garden, where raised beds are found, perfect for rhubarb and sweet peas. A garden shed dubbed as 'The Man Cave' is a good home for trowels and garden forks etc... Within the garden you will also find a greenhouse, a garden shed and the wood store.
To the front of the house, the drive comfortably accommodates two vehicles and leads to a decently sized single garage. A couple of steps lead up to the front door which opens into a spacious entrance hall, with a couple of built in coats cupboards. The inner hall has stairs leading to the first floor, and the cloakroom has a shower cubicle tucked away at one end - useful for a growing family or when guests are staying.
The hall continues into the living area, which has some lovely views from the sitting room towards The Blackdown Hills. The fireplace features a wood burning stove which warms the whole house, but if you don't fancy lighting the fire, the central heating has been well maintained with a replacement boiler 6 to 7 years ago and regularly serviced and some updated radiators. At the other end of this room, there is plenty of space for a dining table, beyond which is a garden room in which to relax and watch the bird life and squirrels in the garden. As mentioned previously, the kitchen has been extended and now offers plenty of space for a breakfast table, ample storage and high ceiling add the feeling of space. Integrated units include a dishwasher, eye level double oven, and a gas hob; whilst the utility room takes care of the washing machine and tumble dryer, additional storage and another sink.
This is an interesting property design, with a half landing leading to a room at the front of the house, above the garage. This room is currently used as a study, but would equally make an excellent double bedroom. Continue up to the first floor where three further bedrooms are found along with a bathroom. The master bedroom lies to the front of the house and the views from here are far-reaching over open countryside. The second bedroom is another good double and the smaller room would accommodate a double bed and has built in wardrobes.
This is a super property, and well worth taking the time to view. Why not take a look at the Virtual Tour or contact us now to book a viewing.
Directions:
From Junction 27 of the M5, proceed West along the North Devon Link Road, taking the first exit signed Sampford Peverell. At the top of the ramp, turn left and head towards the village. As you enter the village turn right into Whitnage Road. Cross over the Canal bridge and take the second turning on the left into 'Boobery'. Then take the second turning on the right into 'The Brendons' and proceed to the top of the hill, turning right at the top. The property will be found on your left.
Tenure:
Freehold
Services:
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.
Council Tax:
Band C
Written by:
Dan Barclay
This is a lovely family house, quietly tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Sampford Peverell, and has a large garden to the rear and some lovely views to the Blackdown Hills at the front.
The vendors have been at the property for the last 35 years, during which time they have maintained the property exceptionally well, and in more recent years added an extension to the kitchen and creating a utility room, which really compliments the already comfortable accommodation. Approximately 25 years ago, additional land was secured as garden land, and now the beautiful well-tended garden stretches up from the property with a seating area closest to the house with an ornamental pond, the well-stocked borders are just coming to life and the lawn meanders up through trees in blossom, eventually arriving at the top of the garden, where raised beds are found, perfect for rhubarb and sweet peas. A garden shed dubbed as 'The Man Cave' is a good home for trowels and garden forks etc... Within the garden you will also find a greenhouse, a garden shed and the wood store.
To the front of the house, the drive comfortably accommodates two vehicles and leads to a decently sized single garage. A couple of steps lead up to the front door which opens into a spacious entrance hall, with a couple of built in coats cupboards. The inner hall has stairs leading to the first floor, and the cloakroom has a shower cubicle tucked away at one end - useful for a growing family or when guests are staying.
The hall continues into the living area, which has some lovely views from the sitting room towards The Blackdown Hills. The fireplace features a wood burning stove which warms the whole house, but if you don't fancy lighting the fire, the central heating has been well maintained with a replacement boiler 6 to 7 years ago and regularly serviced and some updated radiators. At the other end of this room, there is plenty of space for a dining table, beyond which is a garden room in which to relax and watch the bird life and squirrels in the garden. As mentioned previously, the kitchen has been extended and now offers plenty of space for a breakfast table, ample storage and high ceiling add the feeling of space. Integrated units include a dishwasher, eye level double oven, and a gas hob; whilst the utility room takes care of the washing machine and tumble dryer, additional storage and another sink.
This is an interesting property design, with a half landing leading to a room at the front of the house, above the garage. This room is currently used as a study, but would equally make an excellent double bedroom. Continue up to the first floor where three further bedrooms are found along with a bathroom. The master bedroom lies to the front of the house and the views from here are far-reaching over open countryside. The second bedroom is another good double and the smaller room would accommodate a double bed and has built in wardrobes.
This is a super property, and well worth taking the time to view. Why not take a look at the Virtual Tour or contact us now to book a viewing.
Directions:
From Junction 27 of the M5, proceed West along the North Devon Link Road, taking the first exit signed Sampford Peverell. At the top of the ramp, turn left and head towards the village. As you enter the village turn right into Whitnage Road. Cross over the Canal bridge and take the second turning on the left into 'Boobery'. Then take the second turning on the right into 'The Brendons' and proceed to the top of the hill, turning right at the top. The property will be found on your left.
Tenure:
Freehold
Services:
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage.
Council Tax:
Band C
Written by:
Dan Barclay
