House For Sale £420,000
An extended 1950’s semi-detached home in a popular location on the edge of the town.
Offered to the market with No Onward Chain, is this extended 1950’s built semi-detached home. Held under the same ownership for many years, the property has been very well maintained, and now offers the next lucky owners to make it their own lovely home. Following the same design as earlier 1930’s homes in the area, these houses were built to a larger scale.
Set back from the road, the gated driveway opens to parking for three cars, and the drive leads to the single garage. The garage has been extended to the rear to create the addition of a breakfast room and adjoining cloakroom. Some properties in the area, have extended out and over their garage to provide an additional bedroom.
The front door is recessed into a storm porch and opens to a welcoming hall with stairs to the first floor. The Sitting room is a great size and enjoys a pleasant open outlook to the hills in the distance. A coal effect gas fire sits in a marble surround.
As is typical of this era, the dining room lies to the back of the house and offers plenty of space for a large table and chairs. The table that is in there at the moment accommodates eight chairs and there is plenty of room for more if required. Double glazed sliding doors open to the conservatory which enjoys the view over the garden and is a useable space all year as it has central heating. Doors open to a sheltered patio.
The kitchen offers a good range of storage, integrated appliances include a built-in eye level double oven, a halogen hob, a dishwasher and a counter level fridge, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. The kitchen has been extended to the rear of the garage, providing space for a breakfast table, additional storage and a cloakroom. A door leads out and on to the patio, and a large velux window draws in plenty of light.
Stairs lead up to the first floor, where the balustraded landing gives access to three bedrooms and the bathroom. The principal bedroom is a large double room with built-in wardrobes and a dressing table. The bay window provides plenty of natural light, and a view of open countryside. The second bedroom is also an excellent double room with a bank of built in wardrobes and an outlook over the garden. Bedroom three is also large enough to accommodate a double bed and a chest of drawers or a wardrobe. The bathroom is very neat and tidy, fully tiled and offers both a bath and a separate shower cubicle with a mains connected thermostatic shower.
To the rear of the house is a level garden, laid to lawn with a variety of border shrubs. At the far end of the garden is an attractive gazebo providing a sheltered seating area, and a timber garden shed. Directly adjacent to the back of the house, is a sheltered patio area providing a great spot to enjoy the afternoon and early evening sunshine. There is access at the side of the house into the garage which is large enough to park a car and have a workshop / storage area, and benefits from an electric up and over door.
The residential area of Post Hill lies about one and a half miles to the east of Tiverton's town centre, near to the excellent eighteen hole golf course and about three quarters of a mile away is the Grand Western Canal along the towpath of which there are some lovely walks.
Tiverton is a thriving market town with a good shopping centre and an excellent range of educational facilities including 'Petroc' (East Devon College of Further Education), Tiverton High School and within walking distance is Blundells Independent school along with it's own preparatory school.
Tenure:
Freehold
Services:
Mains electricity, gas, water, and drainage.
Council Tax:
Band D
Local Authority:
Mid Devon District Council
Offered to the market with No Onward Chain, is this extended 1950’s built semi-detached home. Held under the same ownership for many years, the property has been very well maintained, and now offers the next lucky owners to make it their own lovely home. Following the same design as earlier 1930’s homes in the area, these houses were built to a larger scale.
Set back from the road, the gated driveway opens to parking for three cars, and the drive leads to the single garage. The garage has been extended to the rear to create the addition of a breakfast room and adjoining cloakroom. Some properties in the area, have extended out and over their garage to provide an additional bedroom.
The front door is recessed into a storm porch and opens to a welcoming hall with stairs to the first floor. The Sitting room is a great size and enjoys a pleasant open outlook to the hills in the distance. A coal effect gas fire sits in a marble surround.
As is typical of this era, the dining room lies to the back of the house and offers plenty of space for a large table and chairs. The table that is in there at the moment accommodates eight chairs and there is plenty of room for more if required. Double glazed sliding doors open to the conservatory which enjoys the view over the garden and is a useable space all year as it has central heating. Doors open to a sheltered patio.
The kitchen offers a good range of storage, integrated appliances include a built-in eye level double oven, a halogen hob, a dishwasher and a counter level fridge, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. The kitchen has been extended to the rear of the garage, providing space for a breakfast table, additional storage and a cloakroom. A door leads out and on to the patio, and a large velux window draws in plenty of light.
Stairs lead up to the first floor, where the balustraded landing gives access to three bedrooms and the bathroom. The principal bedroom is a large double room with built-in wardrobes and a dressing table. The bay window provides plenty of natural light, and a view of open countryside. The second bedroom is also an excellent double room with a bank of built in wardrobes and an outlook over the garden. Bedroom three is also large enough to accommodate a double bed and a chest of drawers or a wardrobe. The bathroom is very neat and tidy, fully tiled and offers both a bath and a separate shower cubicle with a mains connected thermostatic shower.
To the rear of the house is a level garden, laid to lawn with a variety of border shrubs. At the far end of the garden is an attractive gazebo providing a sheltered seating area, and a timber garden shed. Directly adjacent to the back of the house, is a sheltered patio area providing a great spot to enjoy the afternoon and early evening sunshine. There is access at the side of the house into the garage which is large enough to park a car and have a workshop / storage area, and benefits from an electric up and over door.
The residential area of Post Hill lies about one and a half miles to the east of Tiverton's town centre, near to the excellent eighteen hole golf course and about three quarters of a mile away is the Grand Western Canal along the towpath of which there are some lovely walks.
Tiverton is a thriving market town with a good shopping centre and an excellent range of educational facilities including 'Petroc' (East Devon College of Further Education), Tiverton High School and within walking distance is Blundells Independent school along with it's own preparatory school.
Tenure:
Freehold
Services:
Mains electricity, gas, water, and drainage.
Council Tax:
Band D
Local Authority:
Mid Devon District Council
