House For Sale £395,000
A village cottage in need of major renovation with extensive grounds extending to 0.75 of an acre. 4-bedroom cottage in need of renovation extending to over 1,500 sq ft. Overgrown grounds and outbuildings. In total 0.75 acres. Freehold. Council tax band E. EPC Band E.
Situation - Stoke Canon has a good range of day-to-day amenities including a church, shop, primary school and community-run public house, along with a range of community activities. Though in a rural location, the village lies on the A396, the main road between Exeter and Tiverton. Exeter, the regional capital of the South West, boasts great business facilities together with restaurants, cafés and wine bars. The city is well served with a good range of leisure and cultural amenities, including substantial shopping facilities.
Communication links are good, with the M5 accessible at Exeter, Cullompton and Tiverton providing links to the A38 to Plymouth, or the A30 to Cornwall to the South, and Bristol and London to the North and East. There are regular rail services to central London from Exeter in just over 2 hours. Exeter International Airport provides a number of domestic and international flights.
Description - Stoke Cottage is a detached four-bedroom cottage in need of renovation throughout and offers plenty of potential (subject to the necessary consents).
As identified on the floorplan, the accommodation is accessed along the road with front door opening to the entrance hall with stairs to first floor. There are three reception rooms, the two reception rooms to the front have fireplaces, whilst the one to the rear has double doors to the garden. The former kitchen is to the rear. Adjoining the rear of the house is an outbuilding. To the first floor, there are four bedrooms, including a principal suite with former shower room and the former bathroom.
In total the property extends to 0.75 of an acre, the grounds surround the cottage on three sides and are overgrown. There is an outbuilding to the rear.
Services - All mains services connected.
Directions - From Exeter proceed north along the A396 into the village of Stoke Canon. The property is on the left shortly after the church.
Situation - Stoke Canon has a good range of day-to-day amenities including a church, shop, primary school and community-run public house, along with a range of community activities. Though in a rural location, the village lies on the A396, the main road between Exeter and Tiverton. Exeter, the regional capital of the South West, boasts great business facilities together with restaurants, cafés and wine bars. The city is well served with a good range of leisure and cultural amenities, including substantial shopping facilities.
Communication links are good, with the M5 accessible at Exeter, Cullompton and Tiverton providing links to the A38 to Plymouth, or the A30 to Cornwall to the South, and Bristol and London to the North and East. There are regular rail services to central London from Exeter in just over 2 hours. Exeter International Airport provides a number of domestic and international flights.
Description - Stoke Cottage is a detached four-bedroom cottage in need of renovation throughout and offers plenty of potential (subject to the necessary consents).
As identified on the floorplan, the accommodation is accessed along the road with front door opening to the entrance hall with stairs to first floor. There are three reception rooms, the two reception rooms to the front have fireplaces, whilst the one to the rear has double doors to the garden. The former kitchen is to the rear. Adjoining the rear of the house is an outbuilding. To the first floor, there are four bedrooms, including a principal suite with former shower room and the former bathroom.
In total the property extends to 0.75 of an acre, the grounds surround the cottage on three sides and are overgrown. There is an outbuilding to the rear.
Services - All mains services connected.
Directions - From Exeter proceed north along the A396 into the village of Stoke Canon. The property is on the left shortly after the church.
