Chestnut Close, Seaton, Devon, EX12 2QR

A well presented two bedroomed detached bungalow on the outskirts of Seaton, located in a quiet cul-de-sac, with the benefit of ample onsite parking, a single garage and attractive front and rear gardens.

The spacious and light accommodation briefly comprises; entrance porch, entrance hall, kitchen/ dining room with a door to the rear garden, a good sized living room with recently re-fitted sliding doors to the rear garden, two double bedrooms, both with built in wardrobes and a bathroom.

Outside, there is a landscaped garden to the front, with steps leading down to a seating area and the front door, a good sized rear garden with a shed, a garage and onsite parking.

The rear garden has areas of lawn and patio and offers a lovely and peaceful setting for outside entertaining and al fresco dining.

The Property: -   The property has the usual attributes of double glazed windows and gas fired central heating and is approached from the front with a paved path and steps leading though the terraced front garden and down to a lovely seating area and the front door.

From the front door, there is a gate to one side, which gives access to the rear garden and a path on the other side, which leads round to the parking areas, the garage and again gives access to the rear garden.

To the rear of the property, there is a detached single garage, and ample space for on-site parking, both in front of the garage and on a separate gravelled area.

For vehicle access, there is a shared driveway, which leads to the garage and the on-site parking.

The Bungalow   The entrance porch leads through to the entrance hall, where there is a radiator, a door to an airing cupboard which houses the gas fired boiler for central heating and hot water, and a hatch to the roof space.

From the entrance hall, there are doors off to the living room, the kitchen/ dining room, both bedrooms and the bathroom.

Living Room   Recently replaced sliding door giving access to the rear garden. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Feature fireplace.

Kitchen/ Breakfast Room   Part glazed door to rear giving access to the rear garden. Window to rear. Radiator.

The kitchen has been principally fitted to three sides with a range of wall and base units.

Inset single bowl stainless steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap and cupboards beneath, including space and plumbing for washing machine.

Inset five ring gas hob with extraction above and drawers beneath. Full height unit incorporating built in double oven and grill. Space for free standing fridge freezer.

Bedroom One   Window to front. Coved ceiling. Sliding doors to built in wardrobe. Radiator. Bedroom Two   Window to front. Coved ceiling. Sliding doors to built in wardrobe. Radiator.

Bathroom   Obscure glazed window to side.

The bathroom is fitted with a white suite, comprising; close coupled WC with co-ordinating seat, vanity style wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap and drawers beneath.

Panel bath with chrome taps, wall mounted electric shower and a glazed shower screen. Chrome ladder style towel rail.

Rear Garden   The rear garden benefits from a shed and a good sized patio with steps leading down to an area of lawn.

There are paths on either side of the bungalow giving access to the front and on one side, there is a path which leads to the garage and the onsite parking.

The landscaped gardens offer a lovely and peaceful setting for outside entertaining and al fresco dining. Detached Single Garage   Electric door. Light and power.

Council Tax   East Devon District Council; Tax Band D - Payable for the 01/04/2026 to 31/03/2027 financial year is £2,658.11 Seaton   The seaside town of Seaton is located where the River Axe in East Devon meets the English Channel.

Seaton lies in Lyme Bay between the white chalk Haven Cliff and the limestone cliffs of Beer.

A delightful mile long pebble beach runs in front of the Esplanade with another, more secluded beach going past Axmouth Harbour and the undercliffs towards Lyme Regis.

The outstanding Jurassic Coast has UNESCO World Heritage status. The architecture in the town is mainly Victorian and Edwardian, although there are some buildings dating back to the 15th Century.

There are an abundance of public gardens and open spaces around the town which offer spectacular views along with popular attractions such as the Jurassic Coast Centre, Seaton Wetlands and Seaton Tramway.

The pedestrian town centre offers safe, traffic free shopping with a range of shops, supermarkets and independent retailers. This area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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