Beverley Way, Newton Abbot

A spacious three-bedroom end terraced property situated in a cul-de-sac position on the Ogwell side of Newton Abbot, with many modern benefits such as owned solar panels, double-glazing, good-sized garden, garage and driveway. The property is split over three floors making the property more spacious than the usual three-bedroom property.

The accommodation

On the ground floor, you are first greeted by the large entrance porch through a sliding glazed door; the space is excellent for practical items such as shoes and coats. Entering through the inner front door is an entrance hallway leading to the stairs, on the ground floor there is the study and door to the good-sized single garage which has power and light.

On the first floor is the excellent sized lounge/diner with log burner in the corner creating a wonderful atmosphere for those winter evenings and also a balcony with rural views across mature trees. The kitchen has its own service hatch into the lounge/diner, a good amount of worktop space and storage along with a built-in hob and oven and sink with waste disposal unit. There is also a useful cloaks/WC  

On the second floor there are three double bedrooms; bedrooms three and one overlook the front of the property and have far-reaching views, whilst the second bedroom overlooks the rear garden. A smart shower room completes the top floor and comprises walk-in shower, WC, basin, two heated towel rails and storage.

Garden and Parking
To the front of the property there is a driveway in front of the garage door, then there is a pathway leading to the front porch and side access on the opposite side to the rear garden. As the property is end of terrace, it benefits from a wide side access which can be used for additional storage (currently home to three cubic feet of log storage). The rear garden is split into three zones with a patio area nearest the house, a central lawned area in the middle (access via a picket gate) and then to the rear, a low maintenance area for bin storage. There is a back gate giving access to the road behind.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains electricity. Owned solar panels.
The property benefits from off-peak electricity supply for night storage heating, supplemented with 4 kWh solar panels facing East and West and generating an average £550 annual income additional to in-use savings. Solar generation automatically diverts to heat the hot water supply and / or off-peak electricity that also feed a 9.5 kWh battery storage system from which most daytime electricity is drawn. The central heating system is bolstered by a 5 kWh wood burner in the lounge.