Mead Drive, Thurlestone, Kingsbridge, Devon, TQ7

Description
This is a wonderful spacious detached and individually designed property, set in one of the best positions on the private Mead Estate in Thurlestone. Originally built in 1991, light floods into the property from large glass windows and patio doors, allowing you to fully appreciate the magnificent views out to sea and along the coast to the front and over open countryside to the rear.

The ground floor offers flexible accommodation allowing for multi-generational living, or spacious accommodation for family and visitors. There is a large entrance hall, superb kitchen/diner with patio doors leading out to the fantastic east facing terrace, offering the opportunity for alfresco dining. A sitting room, two ensuite bedrooms, sitting room with log burner, further room/6th bedroom, plus a utility and cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Stairs from the large hallway take you up to a light and spacious first floor landing, which has a comfortable sunny seating area. Here you can take advantage of the patio doors to the large balcony, which is large enough for tables and chairs and offers magnificent views out to sea at the front of the property. Floor to ceiling windows look over countryside and fields to the rear. A master bedroom with dressing room and en-suite, plus two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom, completes the first-floor accommodation.

To the front is a spacious manicured lawned garden, with established plants and shrubs, a triple garage and parking for several vehicles. To the rear is a large east facing terrace, that runs the width of the property, along with a raised decked seating area and small lawned garden bound by a stone wall, which backs onto open fields.

Situation
Thurlestone is an attractive village situated close to the spectacular Devon Coast in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the South West Coast Path is the only hike in the UK to have made it into the highly respected Lonely Planet Adventures Guide Book. A short stroll takes you across to Thurlestone Sands with the landmark Thurlestone Rock, the popular ‘Beach House’ café and Thurlestone Marsh, one of three small wetlands south of the village. Thurlestone has a vibrant community with popular primary school, a busy village hall, shop and post office, church, and the 16th century Village Inn. There is even a converted BT Red Phone Box providing ‘The Thurlestone Book Exchange’. The Thurlestone Hotel has a superb health club with spa, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and there is a fine 18-hole links golf course. The nearby market town of Kingsbridge provides a good range of shops, a health centre, leisure centre with indoor swimming pool, library, schools, and churches.

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