House For Sale £425,000
A fabulous, sympathetically modernised, 1930's semi-detached family home, with three bedrooms, a garden room extension, ample parking, and a large rear garden with a pleasant outlook, in the popular village of Kingskerswell, with easy access to the A380 to Torbay, Newton Abbot, Exeter and the M5.
Inside, it is immaculately presented with light and neutral décor throughout complimented by fabulous period features including a bay window, deep skirting boards and Bakelite switches and fingerplates and doorknobs, and it feels warm and welcoming with gas central heating, double-glazing and two wood-burning stoves.
The accommodation comprises of, on the ground floor, an entrance hallway with a staircase to the first floor, a living room filled with light from a curved bay window to the front, and with a wood-burning stove that makes a wonderful feature and focal point for the room, a spacious kitchen/dining room with plenty of fitted worktop and cupboard space, plenty of room for a dining table and seating, perfect for any occasion, beside another fireplace and wood-burning stove, a utility area with a ceramic sink and plumbing for white goods, a side door and a wall-mounted condensing combi-boiler, a convenient ground-floor cloakroom, and a stunning garden room with patio doors that extend the inside space outside into the garden.
Upstairs, there are three light and airy bedrooms, two doubles, the master with fitted wardrobes and a feature fireplace, and a single, and a superb, modern family bathroom containing a bath with a shower over, a basin and a WC.
Outside, the rear garden is surprisingly large at approximately 100ft long, is beautifully maintained and faces due West enjoying long hours of summer sunshine. There is a raised terrace of timber decking, great for a family barbecue or alfresco dining, a level, manicured lawn providing plenty of space for children to play with seating areas along its length providing a choice of venues in which to enjoy the sunshine and tranquil surroundings. There is a large timber shed/workshop, and a smaller timber building used as an office, a greenhouse, and timber summer house, storage beneath the garden room, and log stores at the side of the property, beside a gate that provides alternative access to the front where the tarmac driveway provides off-road parking for up to five cars. A viewing is essential to appreciate all that this fabulous property has to offer.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Inside, it is immaculately presented with light and neutral décor throughout complimented by fabulous period features including a bay window, deep skirting boards and Bakelite switches and fingerplates and doorknobs, and it feels warm and welcoming with gas central heating, double-glazing and two wood-burning stoves.
The accommodation comprises of, on the ground floor, an entrance hallway with a staircase to the first floor, a living room filled with light from a curved bay window to the front, and with a wood-burning stove that makes a wonderful feature and focal point for the room, a spacious kitchen/dining room with plenty of fitted worktop and cupboard space, plenty of room for a dining table and seating, perfect for any occasion, beside another fireplace and wood-burning stove, a utility area with a ceramic sink and plumbing for white goods, a side door and a wall-mounted condensing combi-boiler, a convenient ground-floor cloakroom, and a stunning garden room with patio doors that extend the inside space outside into the garden.
Upstairs, there are three light and airy bedrooms, two doubles, the master with fitted wardrobes and a feature fireplace, and a single, and a superb, modern family bathroom containing a bath with a shower over, a basin and a WC.
Outside, the rear garden is surprisingly large at approximately 100ft long, is beautifully maintained and faces due West enjoying long hours of summer sunshine. There is a raised terrace of timber decking, great for a family barbecue or alfresco dining, a level, manicured lawn providing plenty of space for children to play with seating areas along its length providing a choice of venues in which to enjoy the sunshine and tranquil surroundings. There is a large timber shed/workshop, and a smaller timber building used as an office, a greenhouse, and timber summer house, storage beneath the garden room, and log stores at the side of the property, beside a gate that provides alternative access to the front where the tarmac driveway provides off-road parking for up to five cars. A viewing is essential to appreciate all that this fabulous property has to offer.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
