This stylish apartment is located on the ground floor of a charming period house in the desirable village of Thorverton. The apartment features high ceilings and large sash windows allowing for a wealth of natural light, alongside striking contemporary styling and high-quality fittings. The apartment also benefits from a large cellar split into three separate rooms, with electricity and heating connected that provides excellent development potential into further accommodation subject to the necessary consents.

The spacious sitting room features a freestanding stove and has a dual, southeast-facing aspect with two tall sash windows that welcome plenty of natural light. The kitchen adjoins the sitting room via an arched opening and includes modern shakerstyle units, sleek marble and oak worktops and a range cooker.

There are two well-presented and bright double bedrooms, with one including built-in storage. The apartment also has a contemporary shower room and a utility room providing further space for storage and appliances.

Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.

Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. There is an annual service charge. More information is available from the vendor’s agent.

Council Tax: Band D.

Wayleaves and Easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

Tenure: Share of freehold. Annual service charge £655 per year.

The apartment building is set in beautifully maintained communal gardens with pristine lawns and well-stocked border beds with a variety of shrubs and hedgerow. A tarmac driveway provides access for vehicles and plenty of parking for residents and guests, while the apartment also benefits from its own secure garage for further parking or home storage.

The property is situated in the extremely popular village of Thorverton which has a thriving community and is set amidst the beautiful Devon countryside. The village has an annual art festival, and a country fair, a cricket club, a church, village shop and Post Office, farm shop, village primary school, pre-school, village hall and two well-regarded pubs. Opportunities for outdoor pursuits in the area are endless: the National Trust Estate of Killerton House is close by, as are the beautiful East, North and South Devon coastlines, and the rugged splendour of the Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks. Exeter, approximately six miles away, is the most thriving city in the South West and offers a wide choice of cultural activities with the theatre, the museum, arts centre and a wealth of good shopping and restaurants including a John Lewis and a Waitrose supermarket. Many well-regarded schools can be found in Exeter, including Exeter School, Exeter College (Outstanding rated) and The Maynard. Communication links are excellent; the M5 motorway provides links to the A38 to Plymouth, or the A30 to Cornwall to the South, and Bristol and London to the north and east. Regular rail services run from Exeter St. David’s to London Paddington, taking just over two hours.