2 bedroom flat

Thorverton is a sought after village just a few miles from Exeter in the pretty Exe Valley. Many homes in the village are expensive and therefore affordable properties such as this offer the chance to own a place in this area. Being ex-local authority, it’s well built, in a great village edge location and has low service fees. We particularly love the fact it’s got its own garden which is a level, enclosed space, overlooking the rec and offers wonderful additional outside space.

The accommodation is accessed from a communal entrance (4 properties in the block), up to the first floor and into a private hall with access to the living room which overlooks the front and has access to a small covered balcony area. There are 2 double bedrooms with views to the garden and rec plus a useful box room/study and then the kitchen/breakfast room. The whole property has been improved and updated by the current owner and it benefits from uPVC double glazing and central heating. There is a separate WC and bathroom which works well or could be knocked into one.

Outside is a communal area of garden to the front and then a pathway to the side leads to a private garden which is owned by No.31. It’s gated to enter and with fencing/hedging, a level lawn and plenty of room, it’s a wonderful garden, rare to have with this type of property.

Agents Notes: There is ample on street parking and often garages are available to rent from the local authority for a reasonable rent.

Please see the floorplan for room sizes.

Council Tax: B
Utilities: Mains water, electric, gas, telephone & broadband
Fastest broadband speed within this postcode: Up to 67Mbps
Drainage: Mains drainage
Heating: Gas fired central heating
Listed: No
Tenure: Leasehold – Lease 99 years. Maintenance is approx £100 per year (depending on schedule of works) and ground rent of £10 per year.

THORVERTON is a very sought after village lying a few miles north of Exeter and with easy access to the M5 motorway.  The village is extremely pretty having a number of old thatched cottages around a pretty village green with stream. The village has a church, two public houses, and thatched cob cottages. It also has a doctor's surgery, local store, post office and an excellent primary school with a good reputation.  There is a school bus service to Crediton for the older children.

DIRECTIONS : For sat-nav use EX5 %PT and the What3Words address is ///charge.resides.sharpened

but if you want the traditional directions, please read on.

From Crediton, proceed through Shobrooke and over the crossroads towards Thorverton. As you come into the village and reach a T-junction, turn right and then second right into Broadlands, bear around to the left and No.31 will be found in the first block on the right.