Guide price
£415,000
5 bed detached house for saleThe Chase, Honiton, Devon EX14
5 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Spacious family home
Driveway and Garage
Cul-de-sac location
Close to town centre
A five bedroom detached home situated in a popular cul-de-sac location. No chain.
The property has been a much-loved family home for many years. Although well looked after, it would now benefit from cosmetic improvement giving any buyer a blank canvas to make their own.
The property offers generous and flexible accommodation ideal for a growing family or for multi-generational living with a downstairs shower room. The accommodation includes on the ground floor, an entrance porch, hallway, fitted kitchen, dining room with conservatory off it, living room, downstairs shower room and a further room that could be used as a study or a further bedroom near to the shower room.
From the kitchen a door leads to an alley area with access to the garage and utility room.
On the first floor a landing leads off to five bedrooms (three doubles and two singles) and a family bathroom.
The property further benefits from double glazed windows and external doors and gas central heating with radiators throughout.
Honiton is a charming market town made famous by lace and pottery, it is widely regarded as the antiques hub of the South West. Honiton can be found in East Devon's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and sits on the banks of the River Otter. The countryside around the town is spectacular and boasts many local beauty spots including Hembury Fort and Blackbury Camp, visiting in Spring will mean you'll get to see them both blanketed in bluebells. Honiton is an area of outstanding natural beauty and has plenty of opportunities for walks, cycle trails and picnics. You're only a few miles from the Jurassic Coast and from here, you can take day trips to other towns around Devon, such as Seaton, Sidmouth and Beer where you can admire the stunning coast and enjoy a day on the beach. Honiton also boasts a mainline station to London Waterloo.
The property sits within the middle of its plot with a lawn that wraps round, a large driveway with parking for several cars and access to the garage. To the rear is a patio area with lawn off and access to the greenhouse, access to the conservatory and the alley area.
The property has been a much-loved family home for many years. Although well looked after, it would now benefit from cosmetic improvement giving any buyer a blank canvas to make their own.
The property offers generous and flexible accommodation ideal for a growing family or for multi-generational living with a downstairs shower room. The accommodation includes on the ground floor, an entrance porch, hallway, fitted kitchen, dining room with conservatory off it, living room, downstairs shower room and a further room that could be used as a study or a further bedroom near to the shower room.
From the kitchen a door leads to an alley area with access to the garage and utility room.
On the first floor a landing leads off to five bedrooms (three doubles and two singles) and a family bathroom.
The property further benefits from double glazed windows and external doors and gas central heating with radiators throughout.
Honiton is a charming market town made famous by lace and pottery, it is widely regarded as the antiques hub of the South West. Honiton can be found in East Devon's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and sits on the banks of the River Otter. The countryside around the town is spectacular and boasts many local beauty spots including Hembury Fort and Blackbury Camp, visiting in Spring will mean you'll get to see them both blanketed in bluebells. Honiton is an area of outstanding natural beauty and has plenty of opportunities for walks, cycle trails and picnics. You're only a few miles from the Jurassic Coast and from here, you can take day trips to other towns around Devon, such as Seaton, Sidmouth and Beer where you can admire the stunning coast and enjoy a day on the beach. Honiton also boasts a mainline station to London Waterloo.
The property sits within the middle of its plot with a lawn that wraps round, a large driveway with parking for several cars and access to the garage. To the rear is a patio area with lawn off and access to the greenhouse, access to the conservatory and the alley area.
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