Exeter, Devon, EX4 6DA

Description Presenting a beautifully refurbished late-Victorian townhouse, nestled within the picturesque Powderham Crescent, this property exudes timeless charm and sophistication.

The property dates back to the early 1880s and is a splendid example of architectural elegance, adorned with distinctive sand-coloured brick and subtle red brick detailing, complemented by sash bay windows.

Arranged over three floors, the accommodation seamlessly combines classic design elements with modern comforts.

The ground floor boasts bright and airy open plan reception rooms and a stunning, stylish kitchen/breakfast room, featuring bi-fold doors leading to the rear garden and sun patio, perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining.

The property has retained many of its original architectural features, including fireplaces, picture rails, and a splendid staircase, adding a touch of historic grandeur.

Ascending to the first floor, the principal bedroom and an additional double bedroom share a well-appointed bathroom, while a charming study/bedroom overlooks the rear garden.

The top floor houses two more double bedrooms, and a high quality modern shower room.

Throughout the property, ample natural light floods the generously proportioned rooms, creating an inviting and airy atmosphere.

The outside space is a real feature, with a sizeable front garden, enclosed by painted brick and stone dwarf wall and a pathway to the entrance door.

The rear garden, bordered by brick walling, offers privacy with a paved terrace and a well tended lawn.

The bi-fold doors from the kitchen seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing the overall living experience. Powderham Crescent has a wonderful secure gated green for residents use only.

A lawned area well planted with trees and shrubs, a pleasant area for relaxation and community gatherings.

Completing this elegant property is a brick-built, single garage with a metal up-and-over door, conveniently accessible via a paved service road.

Situation Powderham Crescent enjoys an appealing combination of period charm, character and modern-day convenience, making it an attractive choice for those seeking a well-connected city lifestyle.

Ideally positioned within easy walking distance of the city centre, university and college, the property is perfectly placed to enjoy the wealth of amenities, shops, cafés, restaurants and cultural attractions on offer.

Excellent transport links further enhance the appeal, with St Davids railway station just a short distance away, providing direct services to London Paddington in a little over two hours.

Whether commuting for work, studying locally or enjoying everything the city has to offer, the location offers both convenience and connectivity.

With its blend of established character, accessible amenities and excellent rail connections, Powderham Crescent presents an appealing setting for modern urban living.

Directions From the city centre, proceed along Longbrook Street and across the mini roundabout and onto Pennsylvania Road.

After a short distance turn right into Powderham Crescent and the property will be found on the left hand side.

SERVICES:   The vendor has advised the following: Mains gas (serving the central heating and hot water), electric, water and drainage. Wood burning stove.

Telephone landline/broadband (fire optic) current in contract with Virgin, download speed – 1 Gbps, upload speed - 150 Mbps.

Mobile signal: Several mobile networks currently showing as available at the property. AGENTS NOTE:   The property benefits from Residents Parking in Zone G.

AGENTS NOTE:   The communal garden is managed informally by a residents association – all owners contribute £30 p.a. for a key and to access the garden.