Daison, Torquay

A loved home for our client for sixteen years, this CHARACTER END OF TERRACE HOUSE was constructed in the 1920s affording a spacious family home, typical of its era. The kitchen and dining room are linked by a pitched roof extension, overlooking and opening to the westerly facing garden with generous garage beyond.

The property stands in the established residential district of Daison with no through traffic, and within close proximity to the amenities at both St Marychurch and Plainmoor where a comprehensive selection of shops, post offices, Churches and supermarkets can be found. A host of local schools and medical practices are also easily accessible.

OWNER'S INSIGHT

"I moved in to Second Avenue in 2006, and I can honestly say it has been a wonderful home and a welcoming little community. The old house needed a little love and care when I took over, and after a lot of blood, sweat and tears, I made it my sanctuary. I will certainly miss the garden which is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the sun until it sets, and where my grandchildren love to play. I've also had quite a few memorable parties! I built the garage, and with the size and easy access I have no issues with parking. It's going to be very emotional when I close the door for the last time, but I've made the decision to downsize and hopefully the next owners will enjoy as much love from the house as I have."

STEP INSIDE

A black composite door with leaded light obscure glazing opens to the RECEPTION HALL with oak flooring, meter cupboard and under stairs storage. SITTING ROOM with cast iron decorative fireplace, exposed floorboards and bay window. The KITCHEN is fitted with a range of grey, shaker style units and low profile working surfaces with matching upstands and sink. Provision for range cooker with canopy filter hood over, integrated washing machine, slimline dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Wall mounted Ideal Logic gas boiler. The kitchen links to the DINING ROOM via a pitched roof extension with full width glazing with door to the gardens. This room is currently used as a SNUG LOUNGE with warming open fireplace having exposed bricks and heavy mantel. Connecting door back to the reception hall.

STEP UPSTAIRS

From the Reception Hall stairs rise to the First Floor Landing with window over the stairway allowing ample natural light. BEDROOM 1 with bay window to the front and exposed floorboards. BEDROOM 2 with cast iron fireplace, exposed floorboards and picture window overlooking the rear garden. BEDROOM 3 with window to the front. SHOWER ROOM with quality suite of curved shower cubicle with body spray and rain head, wash hand basin and WC. Fully tiled walls, heated towel rail/radiator and obscure glazed window.

STEP OUTSIDE

A pedestrian gate opens to the front walled garden, mainly gravelled and laid to paving for ease of maintenance. Stepping directly outside the kitchen to a sunny patio and central artificial lawn with timber garden shed currently arranged as a garden Bar. The top tier has been laid to composite decking with mature palm trees. The garden has recessed mood lighting and outside power points and is fully enclosed with walled boundaries and gated side access to both the house and garage. The generous GARAGE has a remote controlled roller door, power, lighting, window and personal door to the garden.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

ACCESS: One step into the property. HEATING: Gas Central Heating. SERVICES: Mains electric, gas, water and drainage. COUNCIL TAX BAND: C (Torbay Council). Full charge payable for 2024/2025 is ££1,984.75. We understand that Ultrafast Broadband via Open Reach & Virgin Media are available in the area, with likely mobile signal available for EE, Vodafone, O2, and limited signal available for Three (according to the Ofcom website).

OUR AREA

Torquay is nestled on the warm South Devon coast being one of three towns along with Paignton and Brixham which form the natural east facing harbour of Torbay, sheltered from the English Channel. Torbay's wide selection of stunning beaches, picturesque coastline, mild climate and recreational facilities reinforce why it has rightfully earned the renowned nickname of the English Riviera.

TORQUAY IS WELL CONNECTED

By Train: Torquay Train Station has some direct lines to London Paddington and Birmingham and is just one stop from the main line Newton Abbot. By Air: Exeter Airport provides both UK and international flights. By Sea: Torquay Marina provides a safe haven for boats in all weathers, sheltered from the prevailing south-westerly winds. Regional Cities of Exeter & Plymouth approximately 22 miles and 32 miles respectively. Magnificent Dartmoor National park approximately 12 miles.

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