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Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
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Key information
Features and description
- Four Bedrooms
- Kitchen & Dining Area
- Large Sitting Room
- Family Bathroom
- Conservatory, Utility & Study
- Central Heating
- Air Conditioning
- Council Tax Band E
- Garage & Workshop
- Freehold
A large detached house on an individual plot in a popular village. Four Bedrooms. Kitchen & Dining Room. Large Sitting Room. Family Bathroom. Conservatory, Utility & Study. Central Heating. Air Conditioning. Garage & Workshop. EPC Band C. Council Tax Band E. Freehold.
Situation - The property is situated close to the centre of Halberton where there is a public house, primary school, a farm shop and a lovely old Church down beyond the village pond. There are lovely walks along the towpath of the Grand Western Canal which skirts the village. The village is very accessible, lying about 3 miles from the busy market town of Tiverton, where there are a good range of shops and educational facilities including Petroc College, Tiverton High School and Blundell's School, as well as various first and middle schools. The town has an excellent sports complex, various clubs and sporting facilities, a hospital and an 18 hole golf course about 1.5 miles from the property. About 3 miles from Halberton is Junction 27 of the M5 with its adjoining Parkway Station with an Intercity link to London Paddington of approximately 130 minutes.
Description - Church View House is a detached family house set in the centre of the village. It is approached through double wrought iron gates, giving access onto its own self-contained landscaped garden. The house has been built to a high standard and provides great family accommodation.
Accommodation - The entrance hall features a staircase, an understairs cupboard, and spotlights, leading to various rooms. The shower room/cloakroom includes a shower cubicle, low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, and spotlights. The study has double glazed windows, a radiator, shelving, and a telephone point. The sitting room boasts a fireplace with a log burner, and double doors to a south-facing decked patio. Adjacent is a conservatory also with double doors and two radiators. The kitchen has granite surfaces, a stainless steel sink unit, dishwasher, space for a Range cooker, and spotlights. It opens into the dining area connecting to the sitting room and utility. The utility has a granite work surfaces, cupboards, a stainless steel sink unit, and space for a washer and dryer, with a door to the garage.
The landing boasts a double storage cupboard, air conditioning, and a loft hatch. Bedroom one is generously sized with an en-suite with a spacious shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, WC, towel rail, spotlights, and built-in shelving. Bedrooms two and three are also both doubles. Bedroom four is also of a good size. The bathroom comprises a bath with a shower, pedestal wash basin, WC, towel rail and spotlights.
Outside - The property is approached through double wrought iron entrance gates to a brick paved parking and turning area with room for parking 5 cars. There is a patio area with lawn and mature plants and shrubs, enclosed by a wall and fence.
There is a spacious single garage with up and over doors, power and a door to the rear garden. There is a further useful workshop with power and lighting.
Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired central heating.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment via Stags Tiverton.
Directions - From Tiverton follow signs to Halberton. On entering the village follow the main street along passing the village hall on the left. About 150 yards further on you will see an entrance drive serving number 57 High Street. Turn in here as this is the shared entrance drive which also leads down to Church View House.
Situation - The property is situated close to the centre of Halberton where there is a public house, primary school, a farm shop and a lovely old Church down beyond the village pond. There are lovely walks along the towpath of the Grand Western Canal which skirts the village. The village is very accessible, lying about 3 miles from the busy market town of Tiverton, where there are a good range of shops and educational facilities including Petroc College, Tiverton High School and Blundell's School, as well as various first and middle schools. The town has an excellent sports complex, various clubs and sporting facilities, a hospital and an 18 hole golf course about 1.5 miles from the property. About 3 miles from Halberton is Junction 27 of the M5 with its adjoining Parkway Station with an Intercity link to London Paddington of approximately 130 minutes.
Description - Church View House is a detached family house set in the centre of the village. It is approached through double wrought iron gates, giving access onto its own self-contained landscaped garden. The house has been built to a high standard and provides great family accommodation.
Accommodation - The entrance hall features a staircase, an understairs cupboard, and spotlights, leading to various rooms. The shower room/cloakroom includes a shower cubicle, low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, and spotlights. The study has double glazed windows, a radiator, shelving, and a telephone point. The sitting room boasts a fireplace with a log burner, and double doors to a south-facing decked patio. Adjacent is a conservatory also with double doors and two radiators. The kitchen has granite surfaces, a stainless steel sink unit, dishwasher, space for a Range cooker, and spotlights. It opens into the dining area connecting to the sitting room and utility. The utility has a granite work surfaces, cupboards, a stainless steel sink unit, and space for a washer and dryer, with a door to the garage.
The landing boasts a double storage cupboard, air conditioning, and a loft hatch. Bedroom one is generously sized with an en-suite with a spacious shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, WC, towel rail, spotlights, and built-in shelving. Bedrooms two and three are also both doubles. Bedroom four is also of a good size. The bathroom comprises a bath with a shower, pedestal wash basin, WC, towel rail and spotlights.
Outside - The property is approached through double wrought iron entrance gates to a brick paved parking and turning area with room for parking 5 cars. There is a patio area with lawn and mature plants and shrubs, enclosed by a wall and fence.
There is a spacious single garage with up and over doors, power and a door to the rear garden. There is a further useful workshop with power and lighting.
Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired central heating.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment via Stags Tiverton.
Directions - From Tiverton follow signs to Halberton. On entering the village follow the main street along passing the village hall on the left. About 150 yards further on you will see an entrance drive serving number 57 High Street. Turn in here as this is the shared entrance drive which also leads down to Church View House.
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Stags Tiverton office is situated in Bampton Street, one of Tiverton's busiest shopping thoroughfares and is a short distance from Tiverton's redeveloped Pannier Market. The Professional Services department can also be found here, giving expert advice on all planning, estate management and rural business issues, as well as carrying out professional valuations for probate, matrimonial disputes and inheritance tax to name but a few. Standing between the point where the Rivers Exe and Lowman meet, Tiverton is the largest town in mid Devon and has easy access to the M5 motorway and the A361 North Devon Link Road. A popular dormitory town for commuters to Exeter and Taunton, its fortunes were built on the wool trade, which prospered during the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries. Modern Tiverton has much to offer in the way of leisure activities with a museum, plenty of footpaths along the trackbed of the old railway, the Tivoli cinema, a new leisure centre with swimming pool and gym and a country park, which was created from the Grand Western Canal. There is plenty of good shopping, too, with both high street multiples and small independent shops. Primary and secondary schools abound in Tiverton - the most famous of which is Blundell's School (founded in 1604).