Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
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New build
Study
EV charger
Under offer
EV Charging
Solar panels
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Broadband: Super-fast 59Mbps *
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Features and description
- New detached home arranged over three floors
- Bespoke Interior Design
- RIBA Architect Designed Property
- 10 Year Warranty
- EPC rated 'A' PV Solar Panels with EV Charging
- Four bedrooms (two with en-suite)
- Underfloor Heating Throughout
- Quartz Worktops, Luxury Vinyl Tile Floor, Carpet and Fully Tiled Bathrooms, Boiling Hot Water Tap
- Managed and Landscaped Estate
- EPC Rating = A
Beautifully appointed detached home arranged over three floors and part of the impressive Richmond Grove development.
Description
One of the key design principles of Richmond Grove is that any new elements should subtly contrast with the existing historic buildings in terms of materials. The Mews House is a direct beneficiary of this, with its modern stylings setting it apart from the School House and Music House while its slate tile roof and white walls tie it to the wider theme of the development.
The Mews House boasts an modern open plan living-kitchen-dining area, upstairs and downstairs bathrooms, and four bedrooms - a master bedroom with en suite, an additional double bedroom, and a single - as well as a downstairs study with a view out on each home's private garden. The study is an ideal homeworking or hobby space, making this high-end house the perfect choice for young professionals, city workers, or families looking for their first home.
This perfectly formed contemporary home is designed to fit in with its surroundings. This, combined with the landscaped private gardens, ensures that it is separate from the main communal areas of the Richmond Grove, offering exceptional privacy.
Location
Exeter rests at the mouth of the river Exe, surrounded on all sides by beautiful green parks, countryside and the picturesque coastline of the south-west of England. From Exeter, lovers of exploring the natural world will find themselves inundated with attractive local options.
The rolling hills, forests, and stacked stone walls of Dartmoor National Park are only a short distance away to the west, offering hikers and casual walkers alike a stunning unspoilt landscape to explore.
To the east, the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is dotted with quaint towns and villages and a subtly different landscape that runs along the coastline before spreading deep inland. Closer to Exeter, excellent cycle paths enable travel around the charming estuary while you can hop aboard local ferries to Topsham - a historic maritime town famous for its restaurants and sunsets - or Exmouth and its golden sandy beaches, the gateway to the famous World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
It’s not just nature lovers who will find the local area a rich source of opportunities for exploration and entertainment though. From the huge array of water sports options available to the vibrant food, arts, music, and culture scenes, Exeter is the perfect base from which to fully engage with everything the south-west has to offer.
Exeter offers excellent road, rail, and air links to the south-west, the wider UK, and beyond.
By Road, Richmond Grove is set just back from the main arterial route between Exeter City Centre and the M5. This provides easy links with Bristol, Birmingham, Cardiff, and the M4 for London. Alternatively, enjoy a scenic route to London and the south-east along the A30/ A303.
By Bus, The central location of Richmond Grove lends itself to convenient access to many central bus stops, with the closest stop just over a minutes walk away.
By Rail, Exeter has two mainline railway stations - Exeter Central and Exeter St David's. Regular services depart to destinations across the UK, while local train stations cover regional lines. London is little more than 2 hours away by rail.
By Air, Exeter International Airport is only a short distance from the city centre, offering flights to a broad range of national and international destinations.
Exeter is a lively historic city with a strong and growing commitment to ethical shopping and greener living. A thriving foodie scene and large numbers of artistic and cultural events complement many opportunities for community interaction.
Visit independent hotspots like the recently redeveloped and thriving Quayside with its restaurants, cocktail bars, and sports and water sports facilities. Stop by trendy areas like Fore Street, Paris Street, and Magdalen Road. Or take a stroll down cobbled Gandy Street, allegedly the inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter books. The city’s huge range of independent shops rub shoulders with the high-end fashion boutiques and contemporary high street stores of the renovated Princesshay shopping centre, watched over by the glorious gothic peak of Exeter Cathedral. Yet Exeter also offers the chance to live a slower, greener, more relaxed pace of life.
The city’s many green parks and sometimes bustling areas like Exeter Quay are also excellent spots for a relaxed morning walk. You can also choose to get around on the city’s Co Bikes and Co Cars, a fleet of electric and low-emissions hire vehicles. With the highly-rated Exeter University and a number of excellent schools contributing to the life and culture of the city, Exeter is the perfect lifestyle choice for anyone looking for a city that balances peace with people. Not to mention great connections with the rest of the south-west and the UK beyond.
Square Footage: 1,517 sq ft
Directions
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Additional Info
KHP Group specialises in the conversion of heritage, and often listed, buildings into high-end contemporary homes.
The developer brings together a team of people with diverse specialisms, ensuring exceptional project outcomes, management, and deadline and budgetary planning. Innovative solutions and problem forecasting minimise any disruptions to project completion.
Highly skilled in-house interior designers combine with the extensive architectural design and surveying experience of Philip Bailey Architects to identify and unlock the potential of overlooked and unloved buildings.
High-quality fittings designed to complement and enhance the lifestyle of those who live in the homes they build are their trademark. As is the fact that the homes they build are certified for mortgage purposes by an insurance backed high street warrantee provider, guaranteeing the by in-house architects, guaranteeing the financing of the homes.
Operating throughout the south-west of the UK, the award winning KHP Group has a history of delivering outstanding returns for investors across a broad range of residential developments throughout Devon and Cornwall.
Description
One of the key design principles of Richmond Grove is that any new elements should subtly contrast with the existing historic buildings in terms of materials. The Mews House is a direct beneficiary of this, with its modern stylings setting it apart from the School House and Music House while its slate tile roof and white walls tie it to the wider theme of the development.
The Mews House boasts an modern open plan living-kitchen-dining area, upstairs and downstairs bathrooms, and four bedrooms - a master bedroom with en suite, an additional double bedroom, and a single - as well as a downstairs study with a view out on each home's private garden. The study is an ideal homeworking or hobby space, making this high-end house the perfect choice for young professionals, city workers, or families looking for their first home.
This perfectly formed contemporary home is designed to fit in with its surroundings. This, combined with the landscaped private gardens, ensures that it is separate from the main communal areas of the Richmond Grove, offering exceptional privacy.
Location
Exeter rests at the mouth of the river Exe, surrounded on all sides by beautiful green parks, countryside and the picturesque coastline of the south-west of England. From Exeter, lovers of exploring the natural world will find themselves inundated with attractive local options.
The rolling hills, forests, and stacked stone walls of Dartmoor National Park are only a short distance away to the west, offering hikers and casual walkers alike a stunning unspoilt landscape to explore.
To the east, the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is dotted with quaint towns and villages and a subtly different landscape that runs along the coastline before spreading deep inland. Closer to Exeter, excellent cycle paths enable travel around the charming estuary while you can hop aboard local ferries to Topsham - a historic maritime town famous for its restaurants and sunsets - or Exmouth and its golden sandy beaches, the gateway to the famous World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
It’s not just nature lovers who will find the local area a rich source of opportunities for exploration and entertainment though. From the huge array of water sports options available to the vibrant food, arts, music, and culture scenes, Exeter is the perfect base from which to fully engage with everything the south-west has to offer.
Exeter offers excellent road, rail, and air links to the south-west, the wider UK, and beyond.
By Road, Richmond Grove is set just back from the main arterial route between Exeter City Centre and the M5. This provides easy links with Bristol, Birmingham, Cardiff, and the M4 for London. Alternatively, enjoy a scenic route to London and the south-east along the A30/ A303.
By Bus, The central location of Richmond Grove lends itself to convenient access to many central bus stops, with the closest stop just over a minutes walk away.
By Rail, Exeter has two mainline railway stations - Exeter Central and Exeter St David's. Regular services depart to destinations across the UK, while local train stations cover regional lines. London is little more than 2 hours away by rail.
By Air, Exeter International Airport is only a short distance from the city centre, offering flights to a broad range of national and international destinations.
Exeter is a lively historic city with a strong and growing commitment to ethical shopping and greener living. A thriving foodie scene and large numbers of artistic and cultural events complement many opportunities for community interaction.
Visit independent hotspots like the recently redeveloped and thriving Quayside with its restaurants, cocktail bars, and sports and water sports facilities. Stop by trendy areas like Fore Street, Paris Street, and Magdalen Road. Or take a stroll down cobbled Gandy Street, allegedly the inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter books. The city’s huge range of independent shops rub shoulders with the high-end fashion boutiques and contemporary high street stores of the renovated Princesshay shopping centre, watched over by the glorious gothic peak of Exeter Cathedral. Yet Exeter also offers the chance to live a slower, greener, more relaxed pace of life.
The city’s many green parks and sometimes bustling areas like Exeter Quay are also excellent spots for a relaxed morning walk. You can also choose to get around on the city’s Co Bikes and Co Cars, a fleet of electric and low-emissions hire vehicles. With the highly-rated Exeter University and a number of excellent schools contributing to the life and culture of the city, Exeter is the perfect lifestyle choice for anyone looking for a city that balances peace with people. Not to mention great connections with the rest of the south-west and the UK beyond.
Square Footage: 1,517 sq ft
Directions
What3words - ///skip.beam.leaves
Additional Info
KHP Group specialises in the conversion of heritage, and often listed, buildings into high-end contemporary homes.
The developer brings together a team of people with diverse specialisms, ensuring exceptional project outcomes, management, and deadline and budgetary planning. Innovative solutions and problem forecasting minimise any disruptions to project completion.
Highly skilled in-house interior designers combine with the extensive architectural design and surveying experience of Philip Bailey Architects to identify and unlock the potential of overlooked and unloved buildings.
High-quality fittings designed to complement and enhance the lifestyle of those who live in the homes they build are their trademark. As is the fact that the homes they build are certified for mortgage purposes by an insurance backed high street warrantee provider, guaranteeing the by in-house architects, guaranteeing the financing of the homes.
Operating throughout the south-west of the UK, the award winning KHP Group has a history of delivering outstanding returns for investors across a broad range of residential developments throughout Devon and Cornwall.
About this agent
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