Tale Common Head, Payhembury

An opportunity to purchase this attractive period cob cottage enjoying stunning country views.

The accommodation comprises: a lovely living room with a large inglenook-style recessed fireplace with a log burner, a large kitchen/diner and rear lobby on the ground floor. To the first floor there are two good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The property has Calor gas central heating, a septic tank and part double-glazed windows.

To the front there is on-road parking with an outbuilding to the side. To the rear is a full-width patio enjoying fabulous views over open countryside.

Viewing strongly recommended to appreciate this beautiful home.

Directions
Proceed towards Talaton past Escot estate and turn right. Procced for approx 1.5 miles and turn left signposted to Lower Tale and the cottage will be on the right.

Location
The property is situated in the popular village of Payhembury, which has a highly regarded primary school, community run shop and post office, parish church and village pub. Payhembury lies about three miles from the larger village of Feniton where there is a mainline rail station on the Waterloo line. Within a short distance of Feniton there is access onto the A30 dual carriageway, which links the market town of Honiton, 5 miles, to the cathedral and university city of Exeter, 13 miles. Ottery St Mary is approximately 5 miles to the south where there is the highly regarded Kings secondary school. Honiton offers a wider range of facilities and services including supermarkets, independent shops, schooling, and recreational opportunities whilst Exeter offers the majority of leading department stores, a train station on the Paddington line, an international airport and a wide range of state and private education together with a sixth form college and university. Within 6 miles of Payhembury is the market town of Cullompton where there is access onto the M5 motorway at junction 28. The coast at Sidmouth is within 12 miles.