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Key Features

  • Bedrooms: 4
  • Spacious Reception Hall
  • Lounge
  • Dining Room
  • Kitchen
  • Breakfast Room
  • Conservatory
  • Cloakroom/WC
  • Gas Central Heating and uPVC Double Glazing
  • 90ft Rear Garden
  • Garage and Parking

Full Description

Description:

This impressive detached family sized house was built we understand in the late 1930’s of cavity brick wall construction under a tiled roof. The front elevation lies to the west and the rear elevation to the East.

The present owners have lived in this property for some considerable time and have, over the years, ensured the property has remained well maintained and modernised throughout. Some structural alterations have been made to provide additional space resulting in an extra large reception hall, the creation of a breakfast room situated just off the kitchen and a lovely conservatory which takes you nicely out into the rear garden. All rooms have uPVC double glazed windows. A security alarm system is linked to movement sensors in the hall and landing areas plus door and window sensors dotted around the house.

Addressing all the practical requirements of modern day family living with wonderful living and bedroom accommodation, this lovely home must be viewed internally to be fully appreciated.


Location:

Hill Barton Road lies midway between Pinhoe and Middlemoor and almost equal distance between Sainsburys and Tescos out of town superstores. This location is also very convenient for Exeter Business Park in Sowton, the M5, A30 and A38 which, together, provide excellent communication links to the East and North as well as Devon and the neighbouring counties of Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset.

The Cathedral City of Exeter, some 3 miles distance, offers a magnificent array of shopping facilities ranging from major department stores to specialised boutiques, plus countless bars and restaurants not to mention cinemas, theatres, recreational activities and a thriving nightlife. Of late, the city has experienced considerable economic growth, assisted by the relocation of the Met Office and other major companies. The area also benefits considerably from the new city centre, retail and commercial developments in Princesshay and the proposed expansion of Exeter’s international airport which will simply add to enhance communication links even further. The airport lies just five miles east of the city centre and is recognised as an important gateway offering numerous European flights, trans-Atlantic connections and holiday charter flights.

The accommodation with approximate measurements comprises:

Storm porch entrance and attractive front door to:

Reception Hall: 13' 7" (4.14m) x 6' 2" (1.88m). Radiator. Telephone point. Ornamental ceiling beams. Light switch operates outdoor coach light located in storm porch. Stair case rising to first floor.

Cloakroom/WC: A well presented suite with matching modern white coloured suite comprising low level WC and wash hand basin set in vanity unit. Wall mounted gas boiler concealed within cupboard unit. Ground level cupboard unit accommodating the gas and electricity meters. Fitted cloaks hanging rail with storage shelf over. Decorative wall tiling around sanitary ware areas. Wall mounted security alarm system. Opaque uPVC double glazed window to side aspect. 

Lounge: 14' 11" (4.55m) into bay window x 14' 10" (4.52m). A lovely double aspect lounge featuring impressive open grate marble fireplace with decorative solid oak surrounds. Radiator.  Attractive bay window to front aspect. Twin windows to side elevation. Coved ceiling. Two wall light points. Arched recess to under stairs storage area.

Dining Room: 13' 11" (4.24m) x 11' 11" (3.63m). Radiator. Coved ceiling. Twin windows to side elevation. Two wall light points. Glazed double doors open through to the conservatory.

Kitchen: 14' 0" (4.27m). x 8' 4" (2.54m) into recess beside former fireplace. A stylish kitchen well fitted with a good range of matching modern oak faced base and wall cupboard units including single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap. Ample marble effect roll edged work surfaces with decorative wall tiling and concealed worktop lighting over. Further down lights set over sink area. Integral larder style fridge freezer. Appliance space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine and a freestanding oven. Integral dishwasher. Window to side aspect. Ornamental ceiling beams. Electric cooker point. Tile effect vinyl floor covering. Light fitting with three adjustable spotlights. Radiator set in recess below work surface. Glazed door to breakfast room together with adjoining picture window.

Breakfast Room: 8' 2" (2.49m) x 7' 1" (2.16m) max. Radiator set in recess. Cat flap connecting through to the kitchen. Further cat flap leading to rear garden. Built in corner storage cupboard. Ornamental ceiling beams. Windows to rear aspect affording picturesque outlook across the rear garden. Radiator. Light switch operates outdoor coach light.

Conservatory: 12' 0" (3.66m) x 12' 0" (3.66m) max up to patio doors. uPVC double glazed conservatory fitted with vertical roller blinds and bespoke concertina style roof blinds. Radiator. Attractive ceramic floor tiles. Two wall light points. Double electric power socket. Picturesque outlook enjoyed across the rear garden.

On the first floor:

Landing: Port hole window to front elevation. Recessed area set within landing area featuring attractive archway and an opaque rectangular shaped leaded glazed window. (Please note this window and the port hole window are single glazed). Built in shelved airing cupboard containing the factory lagged hot water cylinder. Single electric power socket. Access to roof space with fitted pull-down aluminium loft ladder. This generous loft area is fully boarded, insulated and lined with tongue and groove V-jointed decorative timber from the underside of the roof. Between the rafters and the TGV panelling is a fibreglass insulation plus four inch insulation between joists and boarded floor area in useable part of loft area. TGV panels open to eaves storage area on either side. Velux window and a power and light supply.
Low door access to further loft area which is part boarded and fully insulated. Here, you will find the cold water tank and further storage area.

Bedroom 1: 13' 8" (4.17m) into bay window x 11' 10" (3.61m). Built in wardrobe units set either side and across face of chimney breast. A pleasant double aspect room with twin windows to side elevation and bay window enjoying pleasant open outlook. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Telephone point.

Bedroom 2: 13' 11" (4.24m) x 10' 9" (3.28m). Radiator. Picture rail. Window to rear aspect enjoying picturesque outlook across the rear garden extending to East Devon countryside in the distance.

Bedroom 3: 11' 4" (3.45m) x 9' 8" (2.95m). Radiator. Picture rail. Pleasant double aspect enjoying picturesque outlook across the rear garden extending to East Devon countryside in the distance.
 
Bedroom 4: 9' 9" (2.97m) plus doorway recess x 6' 1" (1.85m). Window to south elevation.

Bathroom (fully tiled): Matching modern white coloured suite comprising panelled bath and pedestal wash hand basin. Wall mounted shower unit over bath area together with shower curtain suspended on timber curtain pole. Radiator. Opaque uPVC double glazed window to side elevation. Electric shaver socket. Sunken wall mirror set in recess.

Separate WC: Low level white coloured WC. Opaque uPVC double glazed window.


Outside:

A lawned garden lies in front of the house and a driveway affords plenty of off road parking for several vehicles. This driveway continues down the side of the property and leads to a single garage. This garage is equipped with power and light and the loft area is lined with white faced boarding.

A gate gives access to the rear garden between the house and garage.

The rear garden extends in length to 90ft and is approximately 35ft wide. A newly erected timber fence runs front to back alongside the south side of the property and gardens. A timber shed stands down the far side of the property and there is a further timber garden shed situated two thirds of the way down the rear garden on the left hand side.

This lovely garden is laid to lawn and features an attractive range of specimen young trees, shrubs and bushes which exhibit plenty of character and colourful flora in the spring and summer seasons. Interestingly, lying just beyond the rear hedge boundary is a small field and beyond here, fine views are enjoyed across areas of the East Devon countryside. This generous sized garden will provide hours of enjoyment for garden enthusiasts while providing a safe and enclosed environment for young families.
Council Tax Band:  E

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