End terrace house for sale in Dunchideock, Exeter EX6

Description

Guide Price: £525,000 - £550,000
An opportunity to purchase this beautifully presented 18th century barn conversion, offering almost 1600 sq ft of immaculate, spacious accommodation, enjoying an idyllic village edge setting and only 5.1 miles from the city of Exeter.

From the parking area a path leads to the barn and the entrance door opens to the welcoming reception hallway with stairs rising to the first floor.

The sitting room is a lovely reception room with stylish wood flooring and featuring a wood burner and exposed beams, adding to the character and charm.

The large, double glazed conservatory is a lovely addition to the living space. A perfect space for relaxing with an outlook and doors out to the rear garden. There's plenty of room for a dining table and chairs and the room is finished with wood flooring.

The farmhouse style modern kitchen is a lovely feature of the property. A good sized room fitted with a comprehensive range of white base cupboards and wall units, complemented with wood work surfaces, a Belfast sink unit and an oil fired Rayburn. There is space for a dishwasher, oven and fridge/freezer.

The ground floor also features a study/home office, finished with wood flooring and featuring exposed beams and a window to the front.

The downstairs shower room comprises a wash hand basin, low level WC and shower enclosure.

The first floor offers three good sized bedrooms. The principle room is a lovely sized double room with dual aspect windows overlooking the rear garden. The second room, a further spacious double, also enjoys an open outlook over the garden and bedroom three has views to the front.

The modern first floor bathroom comprises a wash hand basin, low level WC, bath and shower enclosure.

The front of the property benefits from a single garage and off road parking.

The rear garden is a wonderful feature of the property, approximately 0.25 of an acre and enjoying a westerly orientation. Arranged with well tended lawns creating an inviting space for outdoor dining and entertaining. The garden is well stocked with an array of mature trees, plants and shrubs and features an area of wild flowers. Stunning views can be enjoyed over the surrounding countryside and towards Belvedere Castle.

Situation

Tower Court occupies a delightful, rural position surrounded by arable land, pasture and woodland and there are some wonderful views towards Belvedere Castle.

The village of Dunchideock affords a thriving local community and despite the rural setting, the Cathedral City of Exeter lies within approximately 5.1 miles and offers a wonderful range of amenities including Princesshay and Guildhall Shopping Centres, restaurants and general leisure and recreational facilities and a wide range of primary, secondary and further education facilities including the renowned Exeter University.

The communication links are excellent with easy access to the ‘A’ road and M5 intersection and coastal routes and there are mainline rail services from Exeter St. Davids station to London Paddington and Waterloo and Exeter has an international airport.

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Services:

The vendor has advised the following: Oil storage tank serving the Rayburn, in which serves the central heating and hot water system. Mains electricity and water. Wood burning stove.
Private drainage system septic tank shared with April Cottage, 2-6 Tower Court and 8-9 Tower Court. Current annual cost for emptying tbc (likely to be in the region of £240 p.a.) due to new system being installed in 2023.
Telephone landline currently in contract with BT. Broadband - Fibre optic approx. Download speed 16.23 Mbps and Upload speed 1.66 Mbps.
Mobile signal: Several networks currently showing as available at the property.

Agents Note:

The vendor advises there are arrangements in place with the various owners for access over each other’s share of the private driveways, subject to a reasonable contribution to the cost of maintenance and repair. During their ownership (since July 2016) they have not been asked to contribute.