Description

Cleeve House is in a prime elevated location situation on the High Street, having been built in 1927 by EA Dodd builders, a local favoured builder. The property benefits from a large driveway, garage, generous south facing plot with mature specimen trees and plants. The front elevation enjoys an open aspect across the High Street looking towards Dumpdon Hill Fort.

Many original features have been retained to include stripped pine panelled doors, picture rails and open balustrade pine staircase. An open porch entrance leads to a welcoming hallway with stained glass window pane windows to front and side, wood effect hard flooring and understairs cupboard with small window.

Door leading to the sitting room with front outlook from a box bay window, a tiled feature fireplace and wooden surround house a gas fired log effect stove. A separate dining room opens to the garden room with attractive rear outlook. The dining room has a feature wooden fire surround and picture rail. The garden room has double opening doors, glazed roof with blinds and ceramic tiled flooring.

The spacious kitchen incorporates a breakfast bar, built in solid wood units and has a walk in larder, window to the side, door and window to the rear. A cloakroom leads off.

From the dining room a step down to a useful utility with glazed roof leading to the garage.

The staircase with window to the mezzanine leads to the galleried landing.

Principle bedroom with period style tiled fireplace, spot lights to the box bay window with views across to countryside.

The third double bedroom has the front outlook, the second bedroom has rear garden views.

The fourth single bedroom is currently used as a home office.

The family bathroom, being of generous size with white suite including his and her sinks, panelled bath with power shower over, obscure glazed window. The immersion cupboard houses the hot water tank and shelving.

Loft access with ladder to the insulated and boarded loft.

The property has a pathway with gated side access, block paved driveway with raised gravel additional parking. The south facing rear garden is a wonderful feature of the property, approximately 110ft in length with a feature magnolia tree, apple tree and specimen shrubs.

A stone built shed is situated on the lower of the two patio seating areas, stone steps up to the lawn and pathway. External tap, power and security lights.

A further garden area is gravelled with pathway featuring an espaliered pear tree, greenhouse and shed.

The garage has electric remote door, power, light, water tap.

Situation

Cleeve House enjoys an elevated position within walking distance of the historical Honiton Town centre and its extensive range of amenities.

Honiton has a choice of primary schools and the community college for secondary education. The transport links are excellent with the railway station servicing the Waterloo line and road links to the A30 to Exeter and the M5 motorway south junction 29 approximately 15 miles away and M5 motorway north junction approximately 20 miles away. With easy access to the A303 and A35. Exeter airport is approximately 10 miles away.

Directions

From Exeter city centre, find the A30 Northbound by following either Heavitree or Pinhoe Road access. Take the A30 North posted to Honiton. Continue for approximately 15 miles passing the main Honiton turn, take the next posted to Dorchester. Follow the road around over the dual carriageway continuing onto Monkton Road. At the roundabout take the second main exit onto the High Street. Cleeve House is located on the left hand side, being the third house, identified by signage on the front garden wall and the green garage door.