Elliott Plain, Buckfastleigh

4 Bedrooms - 3 Reception rooms - Courtyard garden - Character features throughout - Requires some modernisation - Roof replaced in 2000 - Gas central heating -Town centre location - Grade II listed - EPC C

Location
Buckfastleigh is a small market town situated beside the A38 Devon Expressway, providing a direct link to the cities of Plymouth and Exeter as well as the M5, which makes it a great location for commuters. The town itself has a Primary school, Health centre, Co-Operative store, along with a variety of cafes, shops, and pubs.

The town offers a wide range of tourist attractions, such as an open-air swimming pool, the historic Buckfast Abbey and grounds, Pennywell Farm, the Butterfly and Otter sanctuary and the South Devon Railway.

The Norman town of Totnes is approximately 7 miles away providing a wide range of amenities and shops, including a mainline railway station getting to London Paddington in approximately 3 hours.

Description
Bridge House has to be seen to be fully appreciated. This grade II listed terrace town house is located in the heart of Buckfastleigh. With four bedrooms, three reception rooms, a private courtyard garden, and basement storge, the property has a huge amount to offer.

On the ground floor of the property are three generous sized reception rooms, all of which are a blank canvas, there are original floorboards through some of the reception spaces, along with other beautiful features including an exposed stone fireplace in the kitchen and sash windows.

At the rear of the property is the kitchen, this currently has a simple set up, with a sink unit and space for freestanding cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer. The kitchen space is ready of someone to come make it their own and is a very well-proportioned space. It also enjoys a beautiful outlook over the Dean Burn River and surrounding hillside.

There is also a downstairs toilet at the rear of the property which is currently not operational.

On the first floor are four bedrooms, three of which are generous doubles. There is also the large family bathroom, with a beautiful roll top bath and shower cubicle. All of the bedrooms have large sash windows and character features, including original floorboards. The rear bedroom and bathroom enjoy a beautiful outlook to the river and surrounding hillside.

Outside the property has a secluded walled courtyard garden, and elevated decked terrace area which overlooks the calming Dean Burn River. From the garden you can access the basement storage area, which sits below the property. This can also be accessed via Station Road.

This property must be seen to be fully appreciated, it is a property full of history and is a blank canvas ready for someone to put their own mark on it. The property has gas central heating, and recently had some of the windows restored, it also had a new roof in 2000. A viewing is highly recommended!

Tenure
Freehold

Services
Mains gas, mains electricity, mains water and drainage

Local Authority
Teignbridge District Council

Council Tax Band
D



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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.