Holly Close, Chudleigh, TQ13

Perfect for first time buyers or downsizers this well-presented home has a larger than usual plot, 2 en suite bedrooms, generous garden, & some lovely views to the countryside surrounding Chudleigh. Quiet cul-de-sac plus 2 x parking.


Situation

Holly Close is a quiet cul-de-sac located near Culver Park and not far from the town centre amenities. Chudleigh is a popular Devon town with a vibrant and active community ideally situated between the South Devon coast and Dartmoor National Park. Chudleigh benefits from a good range of independent shops plus two convenience stores, cafes, pubs, fish & chip shop, a restaurant, as well as a weekly market selling local produce and a community swimming pool.

The walks, pubs and Tors of Dartmoor are only a short drive away and there are several golf clubs in the area, Teign Valley, Dainton, and Teignmouth. Haldon Forest Park is also close by with miles of signed walks and cycle trails.

The local primary school is well supported and has a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating. Secondary schools are located in Kingsteignton and independent schools in Teignmouth and Stover, Newton Abbot, with Grammar Schools located in Torquay.

Chudleigh is conveniently located for commuting to Torbay, Exeter or Plymouth with easy access to the A38 and A380, dual carriageways, and also for access to the rest of the country via the M5 motorway at Exeter. There are regular local bus services and mainline rail station in Newton Abbot and Teignmouth linking to London Paddington in around 3 hours. Exeter has an airport flying to national and international destinations.


Description

Built approximately 20 years ago this well-presented & much loved home forms the end of a small terrace of three at the entrance to Holly Close and benefits from an unusually large plot that includes the grassed areas to the front and side, two parking spaces and a generous enclosed garden. The layout maximises on the available space with accommodation comprising of two en suite bedrooms, hallway, living room, cloakroom/WC and kitchen with French doors to the garden. Being in an elevated location there are some lovely views from the front of the property over the surrounding area to the fields and countryside at the edge of town. The modern construction, double glazing and gas central heating all contribute to the efficiency of this home which scores an EPC rating of C. If you are looking for a superior two bedroom home in Chudleigh or the surrounding area then this should definitely be on your list to view.



Accommodation

A paved pathway from the parking spaces leads from the side to the front door which opens to the welcoming entrance vestibule, off which is the cloakroom/WC. The living room has space for both sitting and dining furniture, although, depending on your preference there is also space in the kitchen for dining giving flexibility to arrange the living room in an alternative way. A large window to the front brings in plenty of light and there is a useful under stairs storage cupboard. A glazed door from the kitchen brings further light in from the other side of the house.

The kitchen has a range of wood effect wall and floor mounted storage units above and below granite effect work surfaces incorporating an inset 1 ½ bowl sink and drainer and an inset gas hob with extractor over. Below the hob is an electric double oven with grill. There is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer and space for undercounter washing machine and slimline dishwasher. A window looks over the garden and French doors open to the garden terrace.

A turned staircase from the living room rises to the first floor. The main bedroom is to the front of the property and takes in some lovely far reaching views over the surrounding area to the fields and country side beyond. The en suite has a white suite with chrome fittings comprising of a bath with shower mixer tap, wash basin and WC. The second bedroom has a view over the garden and benefits from an en suite shower room.


Outside

The unusually large plot extends to the grass area to the front and side of the property encompassing the parking spaces and a further additional grass area to the side of the rear garden. The garden is fully enclosed by wooden close board fencing and is also of a good size. Off the back of the house a paved terrace, ideal for garden furniture. Beyond the terrace is a raised bed, perfect for growing a few veggies or flowers. The garden then the garden steps up to a lawn. At the end of the garden is a shed providing useful storage for bikes and garden equipment.

Tenure: Freehold – no estate charges.

Council Tax: Council Tax band B – approx. £1,954 per annum

Services: Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity, gas central heating.

Broadband: Standard, Superfast, and Ultrafast Broadband speeds are available in the area.

Flood Risk: Rivers and Seas: Low – Surface Water: Low

Local Authority: Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Rd, Newton Abbot TQ12 4XX, .

Viewings: Strictly by appointment with the selling agent: James Taylor – The Agency UK Teignbridge.