Guide price
£290,000
2 bed cottage for saleWesley Terrace, Ipplepen TQ12
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Video Walk-Through Available
Characterful Mid-Terraced Cottage
2 Bedrooms
Lounge With Feature Fireplace
Dining Room With Ornamental Wood Burner
Modern Kitchen
Contemporary Bathroom
Lawned Rear Garden & Patio
Period Features
Sought-After Village Location
A delightful period cottage located in the highly sought after village of Ipplepen. With an attractive stone front façade, the cottage superbly teams period features with modern benefits such as gas central heating and some replacement double-glazed windows.
Around 4 miles from the market town of Newton Abbot and 5 miles from the historical town of Totnes both of which are accessible via a time tabled bus service from the village offers an active and vibrant lifestyle opportunity with many clubs and societies. Within easy reach are a wide range of village amenities including a popular inn/restaurant, primary school, small supermarket, modern health centre, ancient church, sports field, play park and coffee shop.
Accommodation
Stepping inside, the accommodation is light and airy and immaculately presented. A period style double-glazed front door with canopy over opens directly into the cosy sitting room with open fireplace, stripped timber flooring and twin alcove storage cupboards with display shelving over. A separate dining room with tiled floor overlooks the rear and features an ornamental wood burner recessed into a chimney breast. A galley style kitchen with door to the rear garden features a range of cabinets, completely refurbished in 2019 along with new counter tops, sink, an integrated oven, hob and hood.
From the dining room a door opens to the stairs leading up to the first-floor landing which has a hatch providing access to the loft space. The loft space has two Velux-style, double-glazed roof lights and subject to the relevant planning could be converted to further accommodation. The first-floor landing provides access to two bedrooms the principal overlooking the front and having a fitted wardrobe, and both with decorative fireplaces. Completing the picture is a first-class bathroom which has been updated with a modern period style suite including a shower over the bath and coordinating tiling.
Garden
A particular feature of the property is its charming and sunny rear garden which is privately enclosed partially by a natural stone wall with well-kept lawn and paved terrace.
Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Band C
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.
There exists a residents’ right of way along the rear of the property which is shared by the neighbouring property.
There is a small area of flying freehold over the kitchen which belongs to the neighbouring property.
Around 4 miles from the market town of Newton Abbot and 5 miles from the historical town of Totnes both of which are accessible via a time tabled bus service from the village offers an active and vibrant lifestyle opportunity with many clubs and societies. Within easy reach are a wide range of village amenities including a popular inn/restaurant, primary school, small supermarket, modern health centre, ancient church, sports field, play park and coffee shop.
Accommodation
Stepping inside, the accommodation is light and airy and immaculately presented. A period style double-glazed front door with canopy over opens directly into the cosy sitting room with open fireplace, stripped timber flooring and twin alcove storage cupboards with display shelving over. A separate dining room with tiled floor overlooks the rear and features an ornamental wood burner recessed into a chimney breast. A galley style kitchen with door to the rear garden features a range of cabinets, completely refurbished in 2019 along with new counter tops, sink, an integrated oven, hob and hood.
From the dining room a door opens to the stairs leading up to the first-floor landing which has a hatch providing access to the loft space. The loft space has two Velux-style, double-glazed roof lights and subject to the relevant planning could be converted to further accommodation. The first-floor landing provides access to two bedrooms the principal overlooking the front and having a fitted wardrobe, and both with decorative fireplaces. Completing the picture is a first-class bathroom which has been updated with a modern period style suite including a shower over the bath and coordinating tiling.
Garden
A particular feature of the property is its charming and sunny rear garden which is privately enclosed partially by a natural stone wall with well-kept lawn and paved terrace.
Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Band C
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.
There exists a residents’ right of way along the rear of the property which is shared by the neighbouring property.
There is a small area of flying freehold over the kitchen which belongs to the neighbouring property.
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