Topsham, Devon

Description

The entrance hall of this stunning property leads to the spacious kitchen/dining room, boasting oak flooring plus useful under-stair storage. The sitting room is a lovely dual-aspect room with deep-sill windows offering views of the front garden and features lower timber panelling. The kitchen/dining room is a practical open-plan space with a generous dining area, built-in bench with storage, oak flooring, and a staircase leading to the lower ground floor. The room also includes a wide composite worktop, inset Franke sink, Bosch hob, Neff oven, integrated dishwasher and fridge plus a variety of cupboards and drawers.
The hallway features high-level shelving and doors leading to the bedroom 3/office/study with its own door to the garden, as well as the bathroom with a white suite and Velux window. The lower ground floor includes a characterful family room with a wood burner and a separate shower room.
The first floor landing offers access to two double bedrooms with modern shutters, period fireplaces, and wardrobe cupboards. Outside, the property boasts a delightful cottage-style garden to the front with mature trees, bushes, and shrubs, as well as a raised pebble area, corner shed, log store, and gated entrance leading to Monmouth Hill.

Situation

Topsham is a well-known town full of history with character period cottages and houses, perfectly blended with a range of more modern homes. The excellent amenities range from a splendid individual-styled parade of shops, to churches, restaurants, several pubs, a school and a bowling and sailing club. There are frequent bus services and a train link between Exmouth and Exeter. Topsham lies within easy access of the M5 and also comfortable commuting distance of Exeter Airport with many domestic connections and direct access to Paris, Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam, Schiphol. The town was listed at the time of Domesday as Topeshant and flourished as an estuary port for nigh on five centuries. Topsham also became world-renowned for ship-building reaching its zenith between 1750 and 1870.

Directions

From the Topsham office turn right and continue along Fore Street, crossing over the roundabout into Monmouth Hill. Continue up the hill and the footpath leading to the house is on the left side, just after Route 2.