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£350,0002 bedroom detached house for sale
Patches Road, Tiverton
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Detached house
2 beds
1 bath
1014
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Charming Character Cottage
- Two Double Bedrooms
- South-Facing Garden
- Off Street Parking
- Garage
- Close To Tiverton Town
- Character Features
- Council Tax Band D
- Separate Utility Room
- Freehold
A rare opportunity to purchase a delightful, detached period cottage that has not been on the market for 20 years, set just a short walk from the centre of Tiverton. Two Double Bedrooms. Large Garden. Off Street Parking. Garage. Character Features. Separate Utility Room. EPC Band E. Council Tax Band D. Freehold.
Situation - Tiverton, is approximately 1 mile away and offers a good range of amenities including private and state schools, supermarkets and shops catering for everyday needs, a modern hospital and sports centre. This part of Devon is very accessible. At Tiverton there is a dual carriageway link (A361) to the M5 Motorway at Junction 27, alongside lies Tiverton Parkway railway station with fast trains to London Paddington taking approximately 130 minutes.
The Cathedral city of Exeter is approximately 16 miles away and has all the amenities associated with a major regional centre, including an airport with national and international flights.
This area of Devon is well known for its beautiful countryside and rural pursuits. Riding and walking are on the doorstep and Exmoor National Park is approximately 14 miles to the north. Beach access is within an easy driving distance, along the South and North Devon coastlines.
Description - A delightful detached cottage, brimming with charm and the potential for expansion, is conveniently located just minutes away from the town centre. The residence features enchanting cottage gardens, a garage, and parking facilities.
Accommodation - Broomhill Cottage has retained its original character features whilst also benefitting from the upgrades made by the current owner. The entrance leads to a sitting room with dual aspects, a window seat offering front views, a central fireplace with a gas coal-effect stove, and an overhead oak beam. There's also a substantial under-stairs storage cupboard and stairs to the first floor. The dining room, another sizable room, features a front window seat, a charming arched window with a side view of the gardens, and a built-in storage cupboard. The kitchen has a stained glass window to the front, a side window overlooking the garden, and includes matching wood-fronted units, a work surface with a ceramic sink unit, space for a cooker with an extractor hood, and tiled flooring. The utility room provides space for a dishwasher and washing machine, with additional storage and workspace. The cloakroom, accessed through a door, includes a WC, wash basin in a vanity unit, storage cupboard, wall-mounted heated towel rail, and a Baxi boiler.
The first-floor landing leads to the loft space. Bedroom 1 is a spacious double bedroom with front and rear aspects and an exposed A-frame. The bathroom features a white suite with a bath, electric shower, wash basin in a vanity unit, WC, and a wall-mounted towel rail. Bedroom 2 is another sizable double bedroom with dual aspects, built-in wardrobes, bedside cabinets, and an exposed A-frame. Although now expired, planning permission had been granted for a 3rd bedroom and could (subject to consent) be reinstated.
Outside - Facing Patches Road, the property has a stone-bordered garden with steps to the front door. A shared drive leads to Broomhill Cottage's garage and a covered carport with a shed. The path from the garages goes to the garden with a covered veranda and gated access. The veranda serves as an 'outside Kitchen.' A gravel path leads to a home office. Two lawned areas, shrubs, trees, seating, and a shed complete the south facing garden.
Services - Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage.
Ofcom predicted broadband services - Standard: Download 15Mbps, Upload1Mbps. Superfast: Download 80Mbps, Upload 20Mbps.
Ofcom predicted mobile coverage for voice and data: Internally (Limited) -Three, Vodafone, EE, & O2. Externally -EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment via Stags Tiverton
Directions - From the Stags office, head to the top of Bampton Street and turn left onto Newport Street. Continue on Newport Street and follow the road past Tiverton Castle onto Park Hill until reaching the roundabout at the bottom of the hill. Turn left on to the A3126 passing Morrisons and go over the bridge and take the 2nd exit onto Leat Street. Continue for approximately 200m and then turn left onto the B3137 and then take the immediate turning on the left onto Patches Road. Continue on this road for 0.2 miles where the property can be found on the right-hand side.
Situation - Tiverton, is approximately 1 mile away and offers a good range of amenities including private and state schools, supermarkets and shops catering for everyday needs, a modern hospital and sports centre. This part of Devon is very accessible. At Tiverton there is a dual carriageway link (A361) to the M5 Motorway at Junction 27, alongside lies Tiverton Parkway railway station with fast trains to London Paddington taking approximately 130 minutes.
The Cathedral city of Exeter is approximately 16 miles away and has all the amenities associated with a major regional centre, including an airport with national and international flights.
This area of Devon is well known for its beautiful countryside and rural pursuits. Riding and walking are on the doorstep and Exmoor National Park is approximately 14 miles to the north. Beach access is within an easy driving distance, along the South and North Devon coastlines.
Description - A delightful detached cottage, brimming with charm and the potential for expansion, is conveniently located just minutes away from the town centre. The residence features enchanting cottage gardens, a garage, and parking facilities.
Accommodation - Broomhill Cottage has retained its original character features whilst also benefitting from the upgrades made by the current owner. The entrance leads to a sitting room with dual aspects, a window seat offering front views, a central fireplace with a gas coal-effect stove, and an overhead oak beam. There's also a substantial under-stairs storage cupboard and stairs to the first floor. The dining room, another sizable room, features a front window seat, a charming arched window with a side view of the gardens, and a built-in storage cupboard. The kitchen has a stained glass window to the front, a side window overlooking the garden, and includes matching wood-fronted units, a work surface with a ceramic sink unit, space for a cooker with an extractor hood, and tiled flooring. The utility room provides space for a dishwasher and washing machine, with additional storage and workspace. The cloakroom, accessed through a door, includes a WC, wash basin in a vanity unit, storage cupboard, wall-mounted heated towel rail, and a Baxi boiler.
The first-floor landing leads to the loft space. Bedroom 1 is a spacious double bedroom with front and rear aspects and an exposed A-frame. The bathroom features a white suite with a bath, electric shower, wash basin in a vanity unit, WC, and a wall-mounted towel rail. Bedroom 2 is another sizable double bedroom with dual aspects, built-in wardrobes, bedside cabinets, and an exposed A-frame. Although now expired, planning permission had been granted for a 3rd bedroom and could (subject to consent) be reinstated.
Outside - Facing Patches Road, the property has a stone-bordered garden with steps to the front door. A shared drive leads to Broomhill Cottage's garage and a covered carport with a shed. The path from the garages goes to the garden with a covered veranda and gated access. The veranda serves as an 'outside Kitchen.' A gravel path leads to a home office. Two lawned areas, shrubs, trees, seating, and a shed complete the south facing garden.
Services - Mains electricity, water, gas and drainage.
Ofcom predicted broadband services - Standard: Download 15Mbps, Upload1Mbps. Superfast: Download 80Mbps, Upload 20Mbps.
Ofcom predicted mobile coverage for voice and data: Internally (Limited) -Three, Vodafone, EE, & O2. Externally -EE, Three, O2 and Vodafone
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment via Stags Tiverton
Directions - From the Stags office, head to the top of Bampton Street and turn left onto Newport Street. Continue on Newport Street and follow the road past Tiverton Castle onto Park Hill until reaching the roundabout at the bottom of the hill. Turn left on to the A3126 passing Morrisons and go over the bridge and take the 2nd exit onto Leat Street. Continue for approximately 200m and then turn left onto the B3137 and then take the immediate turning on the left onto Patches Road. Continue on this road for 0.2 miles where the property can be found on the right-hand side.
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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).