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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
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Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Features and description
- 3 Semi detached cottage
- Rural views
- In need of modernisation
- Garden and farmland strip
- Total size 0.14 (0.055 ha)
3 bedroom attached cottage in need of modernisation
Situation - The property is in a semi-rural location adjoining open fields on the eastern edge of Whimple.
Whimple is a sought after East Devon village which is historically famous for its cider making. Centred on its mainly 19th Century square, the village is served by a post office, primary school, shop, two pubs and a church. Whimple has a railway station on the London Waterloo line.
Approximately 5 miles to the east is the thriving historic town of Ottery St Mary with a range of local shops.
The university and cathedral city of Exeter (8 miles) has a wide range of facilities and amenities as befits a centre of its importance, including excellent shopping, dining, theatre and wide-ranging leisure pursuits. The city has mainline railway stations to Paddington and Waterloo plus an international airport with daily flights to London.
Description - One of five properties on an elevated position on the edge of Whimple, the property has lovely views west towards Exeter.
Although the property is now in need of some improvement and would benefit from enlargement (subject to planning), there are some lovely original features including the doors, picture rails and fire places.
On the ground floor there is a sitting room to the front with a wood burner within the fireplace, to the rear is the kitchen/dining room with a feature fireplace and Rayburn (not working). On the first floor are 3 bedrooms and a shower room.
Outside - The gardens wrap around three sides of the house, laid to lawn with various productive vegetable patches there are also some apple trees and a Greengage plum.
Attached to the house is a lean-to timber building with perspex roof, beyond which is a corrugated tin and timber frame shed.
The property includes a strip of farmland to the side enclosed by the post and rail and barbed wire fence.
Access - There is a right of way over the driveway to cross to the property. Please note that although the vendor's family has parked on the drive, this is disputed. There is a right for the owner of No 4, to cross the garden to the drive. No, 1, 2 and 4 have the right of way to use a 12 foot (3.65 m) strip (see plan) to access their rear gardens. The vendor retains a right of access, having given 24 hours notice except in an emergency to use the black hatched area to get to the gateway on the southern boundary.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment only.
Directions - From the centre of Whimple with the church on your left, go under the railway line past the school. Turn right in front of The Thirsty Farmer pub and follow this road over the railway line, turn right on the bend. At the brow of the hill the property is on your left.
Services - Mains water and electric. Private drainage (shared with 1 - 4).
Situation - The property is in a semi-rural location adjoining open fields on the eastern edge of Whimple.
Whimple is a sought after East Devon village which is historically famous for its cider making. Centred on its mainly 19th Century square, the village is served by a post office, primary school, shop, two pubs and a church. Whimple has a railway station on the London Waterloo line.
Approximately 5 miles to the east is the thriving historic town of Ottery St Mary with a range of local shops.
The university and cathedral city of Exeter (8 miles) has a wide range of facilities and amenities as befits a centre of its importance, including excellent shopping, dining, theatre and wide-ranging leisure pursuits. The city has mainline railway stations to Paddington and Waterloo plus an international airport with daily flights to London.
Description - One of five properties on an elevated position on the edge of Whimple, the property has lovely views west towards Exeter.
Although the property is now in need of some improvement and would benefit from enlargement (subject to planning), there are some lovely original features including the doors, picture rails and fire places.
On the ground floor there is a sitting room to the front with a wood burner within the fireplace, to the rear is the kitchen/dining room with a feature fireplace and Rayburn (not working). On the first floor are 3 bedrooms and a shower room.
Outside - The gardens wrap around three sides of the house, laid to lawn with various productive vegetable patches there are also some apple trees and a Greengage plum.
Attached to the house is a lean-to timber building with perspex roof, beyond which is a corrugated tin and timber frame shed.
The property includes a strip of farmland to the side enclosed by the post and rail and barbed wire fence.
Access - There is a right of way over the driveway to cross to the property. Please note that although the vendor's family has parked on the drive, this is disputed. There is a right for the owner of No 4, to cross the garden to the drive. No, 1, 2 and 4 have the right of way to use a 12 foot (3.65 m) strip (see plan) to access their rear gardens. The vendor retains a right of access, having given 24 hours notice except in an emergency to use the black hatched area to get to the gateway on the southern boundary.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment only.
Directions - From the centre of Whimple with the church on your left, go under the railway line past the school. Turn right in front of The Thirsty Farmer pub and follow this road over the railway line, turn right on the bend. At the brow of the hill the property is on your left.
Services - Mains water and electric. Private drainage (shared with 1 - 4).
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Stags Honiton office is situated in an elegant Grade II Listed Georgian townhouse on the main High Street. Honiton is conveniently located for easy access to London, Bristol and Exeter via the main Exeter to London (Waterloo) railway, the M5 motorway at Exeter and the A30/303 heading east. There are some excellent schools in the area including a number of good village primary schools and Colyton Grammar School, one of the top schools in England. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the historic market town of Honiton is surrounded by East Devon's fertile farmland, woods and rolling hills. Renowned for its antiques and lace making heritage, the town is within easy reach of the Jurassic Coast, which has been designated a World Heritage Site, and the pretty towns of Sidmouth and Lyme Regis, as well as small fishing villages such as Beer and Branscombe. Secluded courtyards and Georgian buildings line the High Street, where weekly local markets, selling a wide range of produce are held. The Honiton Collection Centre and Furniture Saleroom are located a short walk from the office.