Kirtons Road, Stokeinteignhead, TQ12 4QW

A mature individual detached chalet bungalow with much potential, situated in an exclusive cul-de-sac on the edge of the picturesque village of Stokeinteignhead In the same ownership for many years and clearly well-loved and cherished over the years, the property is now ripe for enlargement and remodelling subject to obtaining all required consents and approvals.

The home occupies a wonderful level enclosed plot extending to some 0.25 of an acre mainly laid to lawn and approached through a 5-bar gate onto its own driveway which provides plenty of parking and access to a detached garage.

Location Kirtons road is located on the Maidencombe side of the highly-regarded village of Stokeinteignhead with its popular thatched inn / restaurant, church, primary school and community shop.

The coast at Maidencombe is around 0.75 miles away, whilst Torquay is also within easy reach with St Marychurch and Babbacombe downs around 3.5 miles and the harbourside with its chic marina and award-winning restaurants around 5 miles drive.

Accommodation Stepping inside the property is clean and tidy and benefits from a gas central heating system and mainly double-glazed windows.

There are three bedrooms, one on the ground floor and two on the first. Overlooking the front garden are both a lounge and separate dining room whilst at the rear is the kitchen.

Completing the picture is a modern shower room with WC and basin. Gardens Lovely level plot extending to around 0.25 of an acre. Parking Driveway and garage.

Agent’s Notes Council Tax: Currently Band E Tenure: Freehold Mains water. Mains electricity. Mains gas. Private drainage system (not shared).

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