3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Located in the very heart of the highly sought-after and well-served village of Ipplepen is this wonderful period house. Just a stone’s throw from the local coffee shop, small supermarket and war memorial, the property is well set back from the road behind a stone wall, and has a good-sized and pretty front garden with gated pathway leading down to the front door.

With its own solar panels with a feed in tariff providing an income, the home enjoys some lovely open views from the rear towards fields. The charming rear garden is level with a wide paved terrace and neatly tended lawn.

Ipplepen is a coveted village with a vibrant lifestyle opportunity being home to many clubs and societies. Within easy reach is the local inn, modern health centre and ancient church. The village is located around 4 miles from the market town of Newton Abbot and around 5 miles from the historic town of Totnes both of which are accessible via a time tabled bus service from the village.

Accommodation

Stepping inside, the accommodation is individual and characterful. A good-sized hallway has a tiled floor, stairs to the first floor and brace and latch wooden doors opening to ground floor rooms. Overlooking the front is a cosy sitting room with window seat and wood burning stove in a feature fireplace. At the rear with French doors to the garden is a well-appointed kitchen/diner with a selection of modern cabinets.

On the first floor are two double bedrooms, one overlooking the front the other the rear, both with fitted wardrobes. There is also a modern bathroom on this level with both a bath and separate shower cabinet.

From the first-floor landing, a door opens to a lobby area which could provide a study area from where stairs rise up to bedroom three which has Velux roof lights and under eaves storage space.

Garden
Charming level front and rear gardens all fully enclosed, the rear providing a lovely space for summer dining.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains gas. Mains drainage. Mains electricity. Owned solar panels.
There exists a right of way across the rear path for a neighbouring property to put out their bins etc which is very common in a property of this ilk.
There is a historic loft bedroom, but due to the age of the property it is unlikely to comply with current building regulations.
The property is located in a conservation area.