Rooms

Entrance Porch
With glazed external and internal doors.

Entrance Hall
The period staircase rises to the half landing and beyond with a storage cupboard beneath.

Kitchen
Classically styled bespoke kitchen, the units have ivory-coloured wooden panel fronts and solid wooden work surfaces. To the left is a dresser unit. To the right there is a 1 ½ bowl ceramic sink with the integrated dishwasher beneath. To the rear, the centrally located range style cooker is housed within a generous over mantle with tiled splashback and concealed overhead lighting. Recess for a fridge freezer. There are two double glazed windows overlooking the courtyard garden.

Sitting Room
The original box sash window is to the front. The cast iron fireplace is decorative only. The ceiling has original deep cornice mouldings. A wide square opening leads into the:

Dining Room
With double glazed French doors accessing the courtyard and rear garden.

Drawing Room
An opulently decorated room with a feature cast iron (working) fireplace in a tiled hearth. The original square box bay is to the front. Once again there are original ceiling mouldings with a matching rose.

Utility/Shower Room
With a white suite consisting of a wash hand basin, WC and a wide glazed shower tray. Plumbing for a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Extractor fan and opaque double glazed window.

Garden Room
Double glazed picture windows to the front side and rear, where there is also a door to the garden.

First Floor Landing
Reached via a half landing and home to the Airing Cupboard beneath the turning stairs to the 2nd floor.

Bedroom 4
Vaulted ceiling double bedroom with both a Velux window and a double glazed window to the side.

Bathroom
The white suite consists of a WC, a wash basin and a double ended roll top bath. The floor is tiled, there is a chrome heated towel rail and an opaque double glazed window.

Bedroom 1
A double bedroom with a double glazed window facing the rear and overlooking the garden.

Study / Pixies Bedroom
Facing the front, with an original arched, box, sash window. Too small for an adult bedroom but very popular with smaller children.

Suite of Rooms

Guest Bedroom
A generous double bedroom with the original box sash bay window to the front. A door leads into the:

Guest Sitting Room
The original box bay window faces the front. There is also ceiling access to the large, boarded and fully insulated loft. An opening leads into the:

Guest Kitchen/Diner
A light room thanks to having double glazed windows on 3 sides. The kitchen area is to the rear, a corner arrangement of modern units with wood effect worktops. Features include an inset single drainer sink and an inset 4 ring gas hob with an electric cooker beneath. Recess for a fridge freezer. Concealed central heating boiler specifically for the guest suite.

Guest Bathroom
The white suite consists of a wash basin, WC and a panel bath with shower fitment above with screen and a tiled surround. There is a chrome heated towel rail and two opaque double glazed windows.

Second Floor Landing
There is a Velux window to the front. Under eaves storage can be accessed to front and rear.

Bedroom 3
Enjoying the most captivating view in the house from the double glazed picture windows and side windows. From this generous double bedroom you can watch the sun rise and set during summer months. Why not use it as a studio or retreat?

Bedroom 2
Another large double bedroom with wall-to-wall double glazed windows to the rear.

Outside
The gardens are an absolute delight, extending across the front, around the sides and to the rear, being more or less triangular. There are no lawns but quite a few steps as the terraced garden, notably to the left of the house rises up. On the left there is a raised decked area to enjoy far reaching panoramic sea views across Torbay and further around to Sidmouth. The steps lead on up again to where you will find the SUMMER HOUSE. It is a traditional wooden structure with double opening front doors, light and power. And here too is the WORKSHOP. Also of wooden construction, with light and power. Currently home to a model railway (not included) but what could you get up to in here? In front of the workshop is another slightly higher, decked area with wide-ranging sea views where you can watch the sun until it sets over the bay and distant Dartmoor. Another set of steps lead back down the other side of the house close to the original stone, side boundary and wall to the (truncated)

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