Exeter, Devon

Description

This impressive 1930s chalet-style bungalow offers a vast 3,586 sq ft of flexible living space, plus an additional 192 sq ft single garage. Positioned conveniently on Pinhoe Road, the property combines period charm with incredible scope for both residential and commercial use.
Previously operated as a bed and breakfast, the accommodation is arranged to suit a wide range of buyers, from large families and multi generational households to developers and business owners seeking a combined live/work space (subject to necessary consents).
Upon entering, a spacious central hallway leads directly to the main living areas. To the right is an open-plan sitting/dining room flowing into the kitchen/breakfast room, with a walk-in pantry, side access, and downstairs WC. To the left is a versatile reception room, a ground-floor double bedroom, and a bathroom beneath the stairs.
At the rear, a substantial single-storey extension houses five further bedrooms—four of which benefit from en-suite facilities. Upstairs, the first floor offers a versatile layout including a WC, four interlinked rooms that could form a self contained suite (with two rooms, a walk-in wardrobe, and a family bathroom), and three additional bedrooms.
Outside, the property offers ample parking and a
single garage.

Situation

The property is situated in Whipton Village,
which offers a collection of convenience shops
including a Spar, vets, butchers and pub. Heading
out towards Pinhoe, there are three
supermarkets all within walking distance. There
is regular public transport on Pinhoe Road that
flows into and out of the city centre.

The Cathedral City of Exeter is one of the most
vibrant and attractive cities in Southern England.
With a population of almost 120,000, expanding
Top 10 University and growing Business and
Science Parks, the City lies on the beautiful River
Exe. The City is within half an hour drive of the
coast and moors and is the region's major
administrative, commercial and retail centre with
major employers including the County Council.
County Police, EDF, Met Office, Highways
Agency and the University.

The city of Exeter offers a selection of theatres,
cinemas, museum, football, premier rugby and
leisure centres. The historic Quayside provides
some lovely riverside walks with a good
selection of restaurants, pubs and coffee shops.

Directions

Leave Exeter via Pinhoe Road, heading east under Polsloe Road Bridge, and continue towards Pinhoe. As you descend the hill and pass the Whipton Village shops on your left, continue straight ahead at the traffic lights. The property is
located approximately 50 metres further on, on the left-hand side, immediately after the bus stop.

Postcode for Sat Nav: EX4 8EH
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