House For Sale £350,000
This delightful detached bungalow is situated in a well regarded residential location within walking distance of the town centre.
The property provides light and spacious accommodation which benefits from gas central heating and uPVC double glazing. It features a large sun lounge/conservatory with a pitched roof and a radiator, making for a room that can be used all year round and which opens onto the level, enclosed rear garden. The hallway and the lounge benefit from attractive oak flooring and the lounge also offers a living flame gas fire. The kitchen is well appointed, includes integrated appliances and is complemented by a useful adjoining utility room (which also gives access to the garage with its automatic door). The main bedroom has a large dressing room which was formerly an en-suite shower room and we understand that the plumbing remains in place for this to be re-instated if required. There is a second double bedroom and a very well appointed and fully tiled shower room with a walk-in shower and quality Roca fittings.
Outside - There is parking on the private tarmac driveway in front of the garage and a neat front garden encloses the bungalow to be set well back from the road. The level and enclosed rear garden includes a patio and lawn edged with established plants and shrubs. There is a light, outside tap, a timber shed and side access to the front.
Directions - On entering Otter St Mary on the B3174 from the A30 at the Daisymount junction, Thorne Farm Way is on the left. The road follows a complete loop and No 69 is on the far side.
Location - Ottery St Mary is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. It boasts a Collegiate church, modelled on Exeter Cathedral, and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in Ottery St Mary in 1772. There is an excellent range of schools within the Ottery St Mary catchment area, with a first class medical centre and hospital.
The town is also home to the world-famous 'Tar Barrels' celebration and festivities on November the 5th, where numerous local teams test their bravery and fortitude by running set courses while carrying flaming tar coated barrels on their backs - a truly magnificent spectacle, not to be missed. Ottery St Mary also has excellent links to the local road and travel networks with access to the A30, M5 and Exeter International Airport being only a short drive away. The City of Exeter with it's multitude of further amenities is also only approximately twelve miles distant and can be quickly reached via the A30.
The property provides light and spacious accommodation which benefits from gas central heating and uPVC double glazing. It features a large sun lounge/conservatory with a pitched roof and a radiator, making for a room that can be used all year round and which opens onto the level, enclosed rear garden. The hallway and the lounge benefit from attractive oak flooring and the lounge also offers a living flame gas fire. The kitchen is well appointed, includes integrated appliances and is complemented by a useful adjoining utility room (which also gives access to the garage with its automatic door). The main bedroom has a large dressing room which was formerly an en-suite shower room and we understand that the plumbing remains in place for this to be re-instated if required. There is a second double bedroom and a very well appointed and fully tiled shower room with a walk-in shower and quality Roca fittings.
Outside - There is parking on the private tarmac driveway in front of the garage and a neat front garden encloses the bungalow to be set well back from the road. The level and enclosed rear garden includes a patio and lawn edged with established plants and shrubs. There is a light, outside tap, a timber shed and side access to the front.
Directions - On entering Otter St Mary on the B3174 from the A30 at the Daisymount junction, Thorne Farm Way is on the left. The road follows a complete loop and No 69 is on the far side.
Location - Ottery St Mary is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. It boasts a Collegiate church, modelled on Exeter Cathedral, and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in Ottery St Mary in 1772. There is an excellent range of schools within the Ottery St Mary catchment area, with a first class medical centre and hospital.
The town is also home to the world-famous 'Tar Barrels' celebration and festivities on November the 5th, where numerous local teams test their bravery and fortitude by running set courses while carrying flaming tar coated barrels on their backs - a truly magnificent spectacle, not to be missed. Ottery St Mary also has excellent links to the local road and travel networks with access to the A30, M5 and Exeter International Airport being only a short drive away. The City of Exeter with it's multitude of further amenities is also only approximately twelve miles distant and can be quickly reached via the A30.
