4 bed Flat For Sale £525,000
Flat 2, 8 Westbourne Terrace is a very well-presented maisonette with accommodation arranged over two floors. The property has been upgraded considerably in recent years including renewal of the kitchen, updating of some radiators, extensive redecoration and a pressurised water system has been installed. Providing 1,702 sq. ft. of flexible accommodation, it comprises two well-proportioned reception rooms and a stylish kitchen with quality integrated appliances including a large range cooker, extractor fan, wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher and a double butler sink. There is also a kitchen island/breakfast bar. The boiler room on the ground floor houses the washing machine. There are four good-sized bedrooms, serviced by a family bathroom and a shower room, as well as two cloakrooms. There is a good amount of storage provided within the eaves on the second floor.
Services: All mains. Gas central heating
Local Authority: East Devon District Council.
Tenure: Maisonette on leasehold Title from 27 August 2002 until 24 December 2153. Garden on separate freehold Title.
Service Charges: £1 per annum ground rent.
Council Tax: Band D.
Flat 2, 8 Westbourne Terrace has a driveway leading to a single garage and parking space for 2-3 cars. There is a very attractive garden at the rear of the property with a terrace providing an appealing space to entertain. A decked pathway leads to a Barley hut and established trees and shrubs surround pretty ponds.
The property is situated on Westbourne Road, a quiet no-through road in the heart of the town, which is on the designated World Heritage East Devon coastline known as the Jurassic Coast. At the top of Westbourne Road there is also access to the coastal path. Budleigh Salterton has a number of amenities including friendly cafes, shops, pubs, a two mile pebble beach and a museum. It remains one of Devon’s most unspoilt and charming towns. In the surrounding area are many gardens and golf courses, with leisure facilities at nearby Woodbury Park and the Budleigh Salterton Golf Course is a short distance from the property. In the town there are many cultural and sporting activities to attract people of all ages including the popular annual literary, music, jazz and science festivals. There is also a Film Society and Art Club run by the town’s residents.
The opportunities for outdoor pursuits in the local area are abundant. Budleigh Salterton has a Croquet Club and a Games Club with outdoor and indoor bowls, tennis courts, table tennis, bridge and Mahjong. The South West Coast Path passes through the town, which is England's longest waymarked long-distance footpath and a National Trail. It stretches for 630 miles, running from Minehead in Somerset, along the coasts of Devon and Cornwall, to Poole Harbour in Dorset. As well as the Jurassic Coast, there are sailing opportunities at the Exe Sailing Club, Axe Yacht Club, Seaton and Beer Sailing Clubs. For the golfing enthusiast there are courses at Woodbury Park, Tiverton, Seaton, Lyme Regis, Honiton and Sidmouth. There is racing at Taunton, Wincanton, Exeter and Newton Abbot, and the Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks are also within easy reach.The property is also well-located to the vibrant coastal town of Sidmouth, approximately 7 miles away. The town has numerous independent shops, churches, schools, a Post Office, health centre, cottage hospital, library, theatre and an Art Deco cinema. Sidmouth has three supermarkets, including a large Waitrose and has also won several coveted ‘Britain in Bloom’ nominations.
The cathedral city of Exeter, approximately 13 miles to the west, offers a wide choice of cultural activities with theatres, the RAMM museum, an arts centre and a wealth of good restaurants and shopping including John Lewis and IKEA. There are several good primary and secondary schools, both state and independent, and Exeter University is recognised as one of the leading universities in the country. The M5 motorway at Exeter provides links to the A38 to Plymouth and Cornwall, the A30 to the South and Bristol and London to the North and East. There are frequent rail services from Exeter St. David’s to London Paddington (from just over two hours) and London Waterloo. Exeter International Airport, 11.2 miles from Budleigh Salterton, offers a number of domestic and international flights, including daily flights to London City Airport.
Services: All mains. Gas central heating
Local Authority: East Devon District Council.
Tenure: Maisonette on leasehold Title from 27 August 2002 until 24 December 2153. Garden on separate freehold Title.
Service Charges: £1 per annum ground rent.
Council Tax: Band D.
Flat 2, 8 Westbourne Terrace has a driveway leading to a single garage and parking space for 2-3 cars. There is a very attractive garden at the rear of the property with a terrace providing an appealing space to entertain. A decked pathway leads to a Barley hut and established trees and shrubs surround pretty ponds.
The property is situated on Westbourne Road, a quiet no-through road in the heart of the town, which is on the designated World Heritage East Devon coastline known as the Jurassic Coast. At the top of Westbourne Road there is also access to the coastal path. Budleigh Salterton has a number of amenities including friendly cafes, shops, pubs, a two mile pebble beach and a museum. It remains one of Devon’s most unspoilt and charming towns. In the surrounding area are many gardens and golf courses, with leisure facilities at nearby Woodbury Park and the Budleigh Salterton Golf Course is a short distance from the property. In the town there are many cultural and sporting activities to attract people of all ages including the popular annual literary, music, jazz and science festivals. There is also a Film Society and Art Club run by the town’s residents.
The opportunities for outdoor pursuits in the local area are abundant. Budleigh Salterton has a Croquet Club and a Games Club with outdoor and indoor bowls, tennis courts, table tennis, bridge and Mahjong. The South West Coast Path passes through the town, which is England's longest waymarked long-distance footpath and a National Trail. It stretches for 630 miles, running from Minehead in Somerset, along the coasts of Devon and Cornwall, to Poole Harbour in Dorset. As well as the Jurassic Coast, there are sailing opportunities at the Exe Sailing Club, Axe Yacht Club, Seaton and Beer Sailing Clubs. For the golfing enthusiast there are courses at Woodbury Park, Tiverton, Seaton, Lyme Regis, Honiton and Sidmouth. There is racing at Taunton, Wincanton, Exeter and Newton Abbot, and the Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks are also within easy reach.The property is also well-located to the vibrant coastal town of Sidmouth, approximately 7 miles away. The town has numerous independent shops, churches, schools, a Post Office, health centre, cottage hospital, library, theatre and an Art Deco cinema. Sidmouth has three supermarkets, including a large Waitrose and has also won several coveted ‘Britain in Bloom’ nominations.
The cathedral city of Exeter, approximately 13 miles to the west, offers a wide choice of cultural activities with theatres, the RAMM museum, an arts centre and a wealth of good restaurants and shopping including John Lewis and IKEA. There are several good primary and secondary schools, both state and independent, and Exeter University is recognised as one of the leading universities in the country. The M5 motorway at Exeter provides links to the A38 to Plymouth and Cornwall, the A30 to the South and Bristol and London to the North and East. There are frequent rail services from Exeter St. David’s to London Paddington (from just over two hours) and London Waterloo. Exeter International Airport, 11.2 miles from Budleigh Salterton, offers a number of domestic and international flights, including daily flights to London City Airport.
