No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map2 bedroom semi-detached bungalow
Let agreed
Semi-detached bungalow
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Ultra-fast 330Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Letting details
- Unfurnished
- Deposit: £1095.00
- Long term let
Features and description
A very attractive two bedroom semi-detached bungalow situated in this quiet, convenient road within walking distance of the town centre.
The accommodation comprises: well-fitted kitchen with a range of wall and base units, lounge, conservatory, two good size bedrooms; master with fitted units and a modern shower room. The property has uPVC double-glazed windows and gas radiator central heating.
These bungalows very rarely come to the market in this area, and we would therefore recommend an immediate viewing!
Outside - A good size front garden with flowering borders and a double length driveway with a single garage with light and power. The rear has a sunny aspect with lovely views over the town centre. The garden has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind with gravelled pathways, raised paved seating areas, raised vegetable beds, greenhouse and shed (with light and power). There is also under house storage with light.
Directions - From Ottery town centre proceed south up Tip Hill and turn left onto Longdogs lane. Take the second turning on the left into Homefield Close and the property is approx. 200m on the left.
Location - Ottery St Mary is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. It boasts a Collegiate church, modelled on Exeter Cathedral, and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in Ottery St Mary in 1772. There is an excellent range of schools within the Ottery St Mary catchment area, with a first class medical centre and hospital.
The town is also home to the world famous 'Tar Barrels' celebration and festivities on November the 5th, where numerous local teams test their bravery and fortitude by running set courses while carrying flaming tar coated barrels on their backs - a truly magnificent spectacle, not to be missed. Ottery St Mary also has excellent links to the local road and travel networks with access to the A30, M5 and Exeter International Airport being only a short drive away. The City of Exeter with it's multitude of further amenities is also only approximately twelve miles distant and can be quickly reached via the A30.
The accommodation comprises: well-fitted kitchen with a range of wall and base units, lounge, conservatory, two good size bedrooms; master with fitted units and a modern shower room. The property has uPVC double-glazed windows and gas radiator central heating.
These bungalows very rarely come to the market in this area, and we would therefore recommend an immediate viewing!
Outside - A good size front garden with flowering borders and a double length driveway with a single garage with light and power. The rear has a sunny aspect with lovely views over the town centre. The garden has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind with gravelled pathways, raised paved seating areas, raised vegetable beds, greenhouse and shed (with light and power). There is also under house storage with light.
Directions - From Ottery town centre proceed south up Tip Hill and turn left onto Longdogs lane. Take the second turning on the left into Homefield Close and the property is approx. 200m on the left.
Location - Ottery St Mary is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon. It boasts a Collegiate church, modelled on Exeter Cathedral, and the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in Ottery St Mary in 1772. There is an excellent range of schools within the Ottery St Mary catchment area, with a first class medical centre and hospital.
The town is also home to the world famous 'Tar Barrels' celebration and festivities on November the 5th, where numerous local teams test their bravery and fortitude by running set courses while carrying flaming tar coated barrels on their backs - a truly magnificent spectacle, not to be missed. Ottery St Mary also has excellent links to the local road and travel networks with access to the A30, M5 and Exeter International Airport being only a short drive away. The City of Exeter with it's multitude of further amenities is also only approximately twelve miles distant and can be quickly reached via the A30.
About this agent
We are the Team who likes to stand out from the crowd. Halls Estate Agents was established in Ottery St Mary in 1997 and expanded and rebranded to Hall and Scott Estate Agents in 2011 with additional offices in West Hill, Topsham, Sidmouth, and Exmouth. We are the only independent Estate Agent offering full coverage of the East Devon area, and as such, offer a unique level of coverage in this highly sought-after area. All our staff live locally, so, our knowledge of the East Devon market is extensive. We are open six days a week to ensure we are here for both buyers and sellers, renters and landlords and we strive to 'go the extra' mile for everyone we deal with, paying particular attention to specific requirements and ensuring that we fulfill our customers' expectations, honestly and efficiently. Within our teams, we have specialists who deal with all aspects of our business - sales, marketing, investment, and rentals - so, whatever your requirement; we will be willing and able to help. We strive to be different, to offer a level of service that is above and beyond our customers' expectations so, please do give us a call. We look forward to hearing from you. East Devon is home to a wealth of local attractions and sites of interest perfect for families and couples alike. The majority of the area is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, along with the Jurassic Coast which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cutting through the East Devon countryside to the coast are a number of dramatic valleys, including the Exe, Culm, Otter, Sid, and Axe. Many idyllic villages can be found here, and wildlife diversity is high. The opportunity to walk, cycle, and tour these valleys and the high ridges that separate them should not be missed.