Totnes Road, Abbotskerswell, TQ12 5NG

A smartly presented park home offering detached single story living at a competitive price for the over 55s.

Situated on the highly sought-after Abbotshill Park site, itself on the edge of the picturesque village of Abbotskerswell, the property occupies a tucked-away position and has a privately enclosed rear garden mainly laid to decking which provides a lovely space for summer dining.

An allocated parking space is provided opposite the property.

The site is situated directly on a bus route into the nearest town of Newton Abbot, which is around 2 miles away and offers a comprehensive range of shops, businesses, restaurants, bars and main line railway station.

Abbotskerswell offers a vibrant community with several clubs and societies and has a superb local inn / restaurant, coffee shop and church.

Accommodation Stepping inside, the accommodation is compact and self-contained with particularly light and airy rooms. The lounge is double-aspect and has a door to the garden.

The kitchen features a selection of matching cabinets and solid granite countertops. A double bedroom has two windows and a fitted wardrobe and overlooks the front.

Completing the picture is a shower room with WC and basin, and also a recessed fitted airing cupboard. Garden Privately enclosed garden with deck and terrace at the rear ideal for summer dining.

Parking Allocated space opposite the property. Agent’s Notes Council Tax: Currently Band A Tenure: Park Home Mains water. Mains electricity. Mains drainage. LPG gas.

Site Fee: Currently approximately £200pcm Review Period: Annually Age Restriction: Over 55s Pets: No dogs allowed. No sub-letting allowed.

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