3 bedroom bungalow

Lower Foxgrove is a beautifully presented modern bungalow that is arranged on a single accessible level. It includes airy accommodation with plenty of natural light, open plan living and three double bedrooms.

The main living and entertaining space is the kitchen, dining room and sitting room. This well-proportioned reception features recessed LED lighting, wooden flooring and a triple aspect, including French doors to the rear and bi-fold doors opening onto the south-facing front garden. There is plenty of space for a comfortable seating area and a family dining area.

In the kitchen itself there is ample storage in contemporary white units to base and wall level. There is also a breakfast bar and integrated appliances, including a double oven and an induction hob with a built-in counter-level extractor.

There are three double bedrooms, all of which are similarly proportioned. The principal bedroom includes an en suite shower room, while there is also a family bathroom. Both the bathroom and en suite shower room include stylish modern suites with enclosed shower units, heated chrome towel rails and illuminated mirrors.

Parking is available at the front of the property on a tarmac driveway, which provides space for at least two vehicles. The gardens are mostly to the front, taking advantage of the south-facing aspect to provide a sunny space in which to relax. They include an area of paved terracing accessible by the sitting room's bi-fold doors. The patio is ideal for al fresco dining and leads to an area of well-maintained lawn, bordered by high timber fencing for privacy.

The village of Sidford is located on the edge of sought-after Sidmouth, within easy reach of the beach and the charming town centre.
There are several local shops, pubs and amenities in Sidford, while the beautiful seaside town of Sidmouth is steeped in history, nestled in the hills of Sid Valley and offers a wealth of amenities such as the high street shops and various restaurants with a large part forming the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. The region is considered an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Leisure activities on offer include walks along the popular Regency esplanade, the 250-million-year-old Jurassic Coast, cycling and various leisure centres. Its position on the English Channel offers sailing opportunities and other water sports, idea for the summer months.

Sidmouth is well connected and lies only 10 miles from Exmouth and 14 miles east of Exeter, which provides direct rail connections to London via its four mainline train stations and convenient road links. There are also regular bus services to the surrounding area.

The region boasts plenty of excellent educational facilities within five miles of the property such as Sidmouth College and the independent St. John's School.