Looe Road, Exeter

Tucked away on Looe Road, this beautifully presented two-bedroom terraced home is a superb blend of period charm and modern style – the kind of home that instantly feels special the moment you step through the door. Thoughtfully designed and immaculately finished, it offers the perfect balance of character, comfort, and contemporary living.

As you enter, the entrance hall immediately makes an impression. Elegant Victorian-style floor tiles pair perfectly with an exposed brick wall, creating a warm, characterful welcome that sets the tone for the entire home. It’s the kind of detail that tells you this property has been lovingly cared for and designed with style in mind.

From the hallway, a door opens into the fantastic open-plan sitting and dining room – a truly impressive and flexible living space perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. The room features beautiful engineered oak flooring, adding a further sense of quality and warmth. The sitting area is anchored by a wood-burning stove, promising cosy evenings with a glass of wine and the soft glow of firelight. In the dining area, a charming decorative fireplace provides a beautiful backdrop for dinner parties or relaxed Sunday brunches with friends. 

Beyond the dining room lies the recently fitted kitchen – sleek, stylish, and designed with both form and function in mind. With an abundance of worktop space and a thoughtful layout of base and eye-level units, it’s a kitchen that makes cooking a pleasure. Every detail has been considered, from the quality finishes to the soft neutral tones that complement the home’s period character. A door opens out to the private rear garden, allowing the sound of birdsong and scent of summer flowers to drift inside.

Upstairs, the split-level landing provides access to two generously sized double bedrooms and a large, luxurious bathroom. The main bedroom, positioned at the front of the house, is particularly spacious offering a calm and inviting retreat after a hard day’s work. The second bedroom overlooks the garden and historic cliff face offering a tranquil view of greenery and sky.

The bathroom is a real feature of the property – beautifully designed and impressively large. It features both a bath and a separate shower enclosure, as well as a traditional radiator and a chrome heated towel rail. 

Outside, the private rear garden is a tranquil haven. Steeped in character and history it has a back wall with a difference – a cliff dating back 320 million years that is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is peaceful, sun-filled, and full of local wildlife, creating a delightful escape from the bustle of city life. Thoughtfully landscaped and easy to maintain, it’s the perfect setting for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply relaxing with a good book.

Perfectly placed, Looe Road offers the best of Exeter right on your doorstep. In roughly ten minutes, you can stroll to the vibrant city centre or the picturesque Quayside, where cobbled paths, riverside walks, and a wonderful choice of cafés, bars, and independent shops await. For commuters, Exeter St Davids station is less than a minute away, providing effortless connections across the region and beyond, while the University of Exeter is conveniently close. The road also enjoys a strong sense of community, blending the buzz of city living with the warmth and friendliness of a true Exeter neighbourhood.

VIEWING: By prior appointment with Redferns

SERVICES: Mains Electric, Water and Sewerage with Gas Central Heating

INTERNET: Full Fibre Broadband (Download Speeds up to 1600Mbps) is available (Checked on Openreach website)

MOBILE: Coverage is available for all four major networks outside the property but limited inside.  (Checked on Ofcom website)

FLOOD RISK: Medium risk of flooding from rivers and the sea. Low risk of surface water flooding.

OUTGOINGS: Council Tax Band B.

TENURE: Freehold

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AGENTS NOTE 
Data protection act of 2017. We are now required to obtain proof of ID and proof of residence for any prospective purchaser before formally agreeing a sale. Photographic identification such as passport or driving licence, proof of residence, utility bill, council tax or official Inland Revenue correspondence. 

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