Priory Avenue, Kingskerswell, TQ12 5AQ

An attractive semi-detached family home situated in the popular village location of Kingskerswell.

Much improved by the completion of the South Devon link road, the village offers a wide selection of amenities including: a supermarket, medical centre, primary school, restaurants and public house, parade of shops and a church.

This property is located in an area offering good access to Torquay, Newton Abbot and beyond.

A timetabled bus operates to both Newton Abbot and Torquay, the mainline railway station is around 10 minutes away by car and you can normally reach Exeter city centre or airport in 45 minutes.

Accommodation The property is entered via an enclosed entrance porch with double-glazed windows and tiled flooring, which leads through a timber door into a welcoming entrance hall.

This space features a characterful side window and substantial under-stairs storage, providing access to the principal reception rooms.

To the front, the bright and airy sitting room is centred around a focal fireplace with a timber mantle and a double-glazed bay window.

To the rear, the kitchen is fitted with a range of matching units, wood-effect flooring, and a side-aspect window.

The dining room is seamlessly connected via an archway which offers a feature gas fire and opens into a versatile sunroom and utility space, which boasts French doors to the garden and plumbing for laundry appliances.

On the first floor, a landing with a large storage cupboard and loft access leads to three well-appointed bedrooms.

The principal bedroom is a generous double, offering stunning, elevated views across the surrounding countryside toward Dartmoor.

The second double bedroom overlooks the rear garden, while the third single bedroom also enjoys the far-reaching front views.

These rooms are served by a family bathroom, which includes a panelled bath with an electric shower and a cupboard housing the combination boiler, along with a conveniently located separate WC.

Gardens To the rear, the garden is arranged over two main levels with lawn and patio seating areas, enclosed by stone walls and panel fencing.

Practical additions include an external WC, garden tap and storage cupboard. The front garden features a level lawn with a low-level stone wall and central flower beds with side access to the rear.

Parking An expansive double-width driveway provides off-road parking for 5 to 6 vehicles and a substantial double garage equipped with an electric roller door, power, lighting and a personal door for rear garden access.

Agent’s Notes Council Tax: Currently Band D Tenure: Freehold Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.

EPC Rating: D Disclaimer   Information provided is for guidance only and is non-contractual.

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