Buckland Barton House, Newton Abbot

A delightful well presented and spacious apartment located on the outskitrs of Newton Abbot enjoying surrounding coutryside views

The accommodation begins with a communal hallway and stairs rising to the main entrance to apartment three where you have access to the very spacious living / dining room which enjoys a large window overlooking the gardens and surrounding area, loft access where potential for conversion is possible (subject to planning consent)

Access from this room leads to the kitchen which features a range of base level units with roll top work surfaces, stainless steel mixer tap sink and drainer, built-in oven with ceramic hob and extraction hood/light above, space for fridge / freezer and washing machine, wood effect flooring and window to the rear enjoying the delightful countryside views.

Also from the living area you have access to a spacious double bedroom with window to the rear enjoying stunning views towards the teign estuary, built in wardrobe, completing the accommodation from the living room you have access to the fitted bathroom suite comprising low-level flush WC, pedestal wash handbasin and paneled bath with electric shower fitted, part tiled walls, cupboard housing water cylinder, wood effect flooring and obscured window to rear.

Externally the property features a sweeping stone chip driveway where you have an allocated parking space, Well maintained attractive communal gardens and pathway leading to entrance.

The property is situated between Newton Abbot and Shaldon and is close to the nearby village of Combeinteignhead which has a church and two popular pubs, Wild Goose Inn and the Coombe Cellars Inn on the estuary. Further afield at Shaldon and across the estuary at Teignmouth, there are beaches and a full range of local amenities, including shops and restaurants and on the Teign Estuary there are many opportunities for sailing and other water sports. In Newton Abbot, which has a full selection of local amenities, there is a racecourse and a mainline railway station connecting you to Exeter, London Paddington and beyond. Within easy reach to the west, is Dartmoor National Park, with its spectacular scenery and providing many and varied opportunities locally for walking, riding and fishing. Also within easy reach to the south is the beautiful South Devon coast with its beaches and estuaries.

Lower Netherton has a cricket club and walks (footpath) down to the river and long to Coombe cellars. It's a quiet little hamlet within the parish of Haccombe. Much of the parish is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is within a Coastal Preservation Area.