9 Oak Lawn, Newton Abbot, TQ12 1QP

Oaklawn is a substantial detached four-bedroom property boasting an elegant primary bedroom with balcony and spectacular views located in one of Newton Abbot’s premier residential areas.

It offers spacious, functional and versatile accommodation over three floors and comprises modern fitments throughout including gas central heating and double glazing.

Externally there are pleasant gardens, ample parking and a double garage. This stunning property would make an ideal family home but will also appeal to a wide range of discerning buyers.

Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the location, accommodation and far-reaching views which are a particular feature.

Located on Wolborough Hill, Courtenay Road is one Newton Abbot's most desirable addresses.

An area where you can find a mixture of Victorian homes of distinction intermingled with a range of impressive more modern homes.

This property offers the style of one combined with the convenience of the other.

The area is within walking distance (approximately half a mile) of the popular town centre and mainline railway station amongst other amenities including, schools, supermarkets, independent shops and restaurants.

Major road links provide easy access from Newton Abbot to Torbay and the cities of Exeter and Plymouth.

Accommodation The entry level accommodation comprises a welcoming bright and airy hallway and two bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The large single bedroom has plenty of built in storage and a well-proportioned double bedroom with its own balcony which enjoys far reaching views over the rear garden and across Newton Abbot to forest.

The family bathroom has a clean contemporary style. Stairs provide access to first and lower ground floor, there is also convenient internal access to the garage.

The lower ground floor forms the heart of this home providing generous free flowing living space.

The contemporary kitchen fitted with ample storage, integrated dishwasher, instant boiling water tap, space for a range-style cooker, and room for an American-style fridge/freezer adjoins the well-proportioned lounge.

This links seamlessly to the rear terrace with beautiful views across Newton Abbot and the dining room which opens into the bright conservatory.

The combination of living rooms provides an ideal space to relax or entertain. There is also a useful utility room.

The first floor hosts an airy landing and two impressive double bedrooms with views, both benefiting from their own large luxurious, en-suites comprising: Large baths, separate shower cubicles, heated towel rails and WC’s.

Gardens The tiered rear garden has a generous raised terrace accessible from the conservatory with raised borders, perfect for unwinding and enjoying the stunning views.

There is also a near level lawned enclosed by wooden fencing.

Parking To the front of the property, a wide, brick paved driveway and integral double garage with electric up and over doors offers ample parking and storage.

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

Please note that select trees within the boundary of this property are subject to a Tree Preservation Order. EPC Rating: C Disclaimer Information provided is for guidance only and is non-contractual.

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