Bushell Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12 1SP

In the same ownership for many years and well maintained and modernised during their occupation is this smartly presented semi-detached house.

The property is located within the popular and convenient Broadlands area of Newton Abbot with the town centre and its excellent range of shops, businesses, restaurants and bars around half a mile away.

Even closer are both primary and secondary schools as well as Dyrons Leisure Centre with its large swimming pool and gym.

Accommodation Stepping inside, the immaculate property is well laid out and includes an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, a lounge overlooking the front through 2 windows and having a living flame gas fire with marble surround.

The modern fitted kitchen has plenty of modern cabinets and a lobby off with a walk in storage cupboard and door to outside. There is also a useful WC off the lobby.

Completing the ground floor is a conservatory style extension which has a tiled roof and doors to the garden which is currently used as a separate dining room.

On the first floor are 3 bedrooms, 2 with fitted wardrobes and an up to the minute bathroom with shower over the bath and fully tiled walls.

Gardens Occupying a good size plot the home has a lovely enclosed rear garden with patio, lawn, colourful planting and a good size shed with power connected.

Parking Parking is provided at the front and side with a driveway leading down to a detached garage. Agent’s Notes Council Tax: Currently Band B Tenure: Freehold Mains water. Mains drainage.

Mains gas. Mains electricity.

A number of properties in this area were originally of concrete construction, subsequently they were improved and upgraded by the addition of external brick walls creating a cavity.

Prospective purchasers should ensure that their surveyors clarify the construction of this property and, if raising finance, a lender who lends on properties of the established construction type.

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