Crewkerne Road, Axminster, Devon

An individual 1960s four-bedroom detached chalet style bungalow offering over 2,000 sq ft of living accommodation set in mature gardens of approximately one acre providing ample parking, impressive carriage driveway and a wooded copse.

Gracelin is an individual chalet style bungalow believed to have been constructed in the 1960s with brick elevations under a tiled roof. The versatile living accommodation extends to over 2,000 square feet providing an impressive principal reception room which enjoys an outlook over the rear established garden. Although the property enjoys partial oil fired central heating and upvc double glazing to most openings, some general improvement and updating may now be appropriate. There is potential for possible enlargement subject of course to any necessary consents with the existing accommodation currently arranged to offer a first floor annexe suite incorporating its own kitchen.

A particular feature is the established site which extends to approximately one acre incorporating various lawn sections and a wooded copse. Within the grounds is a double garage with electrically operated door accessed via a carridge-style driveway with turning circle.

Situation - The property is situated on the outskirts of the favoured residential area of Raymonds Hill, less than 3 miles from Axminster town centre and benefits from the local Hunters Lodge village inn. The famous Jurassic coastline of Lyme Regis (4 miles) is a most popular and picturesque coastal town noted for its attractive period buildings, the famous centuries-old Cobb and harbour. In the town is an excellent selection of facilities including many independent shops, supermarkets and a number of restaurants and hotels, together with a cinema, a theatre and various museums. A short walk from the high street is the charming award-winning sandy beach, ideal for families, the harbour, popular with anglers and those keen on deep sea fishing trips, the sailing and power boat clubs. Axminster is a country town on the eastern fringes of Devon, close to the border with Dorset. It offers a selection of shops including two supermarkets, plus schools, churches and a main line railway station on the Exeter to Waterloo line.

Outside - Approached via choice of entrances over tarmac driveways leading to a turning head and:

Double Garage - Electrically operated door personal door leads to covered passage should sway granting access to both front and rear

Gardens And Grounds - As previously mentioned the total site extends to approximately an acre with its own wooded copse.

Local Authority - East Devon Council - Tel:
Council Tax Band G