Millwalk House, Higher Mill Lane, Cullompton, EX15

Introduction

An elegant 1930's 3 Double Bedroom Detached Family Home. Central Cullompton. A much-loved family home thoughtfully modernised while retaining its 1930's charm. Ample parking, spacious garden, modern kitchen with stunning quartz worktops, wonderful family sunroom, high ceilings and character charm. A delightful family property sure to impress.

Millwalk House

Upon entering the property via the charming arched entrance porch, you are welcomed into a central hall with hardwood block flooring and elegant stairs to the first floor.

The living room is bright and airy with an inviting bay window overlooking the rear garden, a window to the side aspect and high ceilings make the room a comfortable and enjoyable room to entertain or enjoy peaceful evenings. The focal feature to room is an inset gas fire within a marble and timber surround.

Surely the heart of the home is the stunning kitchen/dining room which runs the full depth of the home and continues on into the family sunroom. An ideal room for a busy family and informal entertaining. The kitchen is well-equipped with integrated appliances which include a Bosch dishwasher, integrated fridge, eye-level double oven and within the island/breakfast bar an induction hob with a smart integrated extraction fan. Accompanying the double bowl undermounted sink is a Quooker tap for chilled and instant boiling filtered water for your beverages. The kitchen is beautifully finished with quartz worktops.

The dining area has oak effect tiled floor and the walls reflect the period of the property with wainscoating and a dado rail.

Twin French doors open into a recently built family sunroom with further French doors leading out to the sun terrace and garden. The room has ample opening windows to enjoy a breeze on a warm summers day. Plenty of inset down-lighters, tiled flooring and an electric heater.

Ground Floor Extras

Rear hallway leading to WC/Cloakroom and utility room.

A well equipped and smart utility room with a pleasant outlook over the garden. Wall and base units, and sink. A gas boiler housed in a wall cupboard and appliance space for a washing machine..

Across from the utility room is a WC/cloakroom ideal for guests and busy families.

First Floor

The principal bedroom is spacious and relaxing. A bay window to the rear takes in views of the parish church and a further window to the side bathes the room in additional light. The bedroom suite is complete with a well-appointed dressing room and an en suite shower room.

There are two further double bedrooms with the second bedroom also having the benefit of a bay window and views of the church.

The family bathroom features a modern suite with a double width walk-in shower, low-level bath, vanity unit, WC with concealed cistern and a heated chrome towel rail.

Outside

Set back from the road, Millwalk House offers generous parking for upto 4 cars. The side and rear gardens are beautifully landscaped and notably private, with a southerly aspect to make the most of the sunshine.

Garden

* Mostly laid to lawn and a variety of shrubs
* Sun terrace and patio areas for al fresco dining
* Raised flower beds
* Greenhouse & two garden sheds
* Ideal corner seating area to contemplate and appreciate this beautiful 1930's property

Local Area

Located just a short walk from High Street shops, supermarkets, schools, cafes, doctors’ surgeries, and a modern library. Cullompton is ideal for commuters, with quick access to the M5 and nearby railway links at Tiverton Parkway which is only 6 miles away. The surrounding countryside, including the Blackdown Hills AONB, offers a wealth of outdoor activities.

Utilities & Services
Mains gas, electricity, water, and drainage
Broadband available in the area:
*Standard, Superfast and Ultrafast
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council
Council Tax Band: E

**Discover Cullompton - A Blend of History, Countryside, and Connectivity**

Nestled in the beautiful Devon countryside, Cullompton is a historic market town with a rich heritage dating back to Saxon times. Its charming streets are lined with traditional buildings, independent shops, and local amenities, including cosy cafés, restaurants, and a weekly farmers’ market, which showcases local produce.

The town is well catered for with not one but two supermarkets. Health services include local dentists, pharmacies, Cullompton Health Centre and Bramblehaies Surgery.

The town is surrounded by stunning natural beauty, making it an ideal base for exploring the rolling hills, woodlands, and rivers of the surrounding area.

Cullompton also offers a wide range of recreational activities. The nearby Culm Valley provides fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling, and nature watching, while the town itself boasts a variety of sports clubs and leisure facilities, tennis courts, and fitness centres. For families, there are several highly regarded schools in the area. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy in the nearby Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or visit the nearby National Trust Killerton Estate with its stunning gardens and parklands.

**Transport Links**

Cullompton is ideally positioned for commuters and travellers, offering excellent transport links:

**Road**
The M5 motorway is just minutes away, providing fast access to Cathedral City of Exeter (approximately 20 minutes by car) and within half an hour you can either be in the county town of Somerset, Taunton or be enjoying the beautiful beaches of Exmouth. This also offers convenient access to the rest of the South West and beyond.

**Rail**
Tiverton Parkway station, located around 10 minutes away by car, provides regular services to London Paddington, Bristol, and the Midlands, making it a perfect location for those needing to travel further afield.

**Air**
Exeter International Airport is only a short 20-minute drive, offering domestic and international flights to a variety of destinations.