Highweek Village, Newton Abbot, TQ12

An individual period cottage enjoying lovely views located in a sought-after village and boasting an abundance of charm and character. The unique, spacious and well-presented accommodation is arranged over several levels and includes four bedrooms, master with a balcony, lounge and separate dining room, kitchen and utility, bathroom, shower room and a loft room. Gas central heating and Upvc double glazing are installed and outside there is a small courtyard garden.

Highweek is a popular and sought after village close to the town centre of Newton Abbot and offers a host of facilities including primary and secondary schools, an array of shops and a village pub ‘The Highweek Inn’. Newton Abbot itself offers a large selection of shops and amenities and also has a mainline railway station and easy access onto the A38, A380 and M5.

Accommodation

An open canopy porch with wooden multi glazed entrance door leads to the entrance hallway with a staircase to first floor and door to the living room which is a spacious room with mock inglenook fireplace, multi glazed French doors to front, door to inner hallway and multi glazed doors to the dining room which is triple aspect with UPVC double glazed windows to front and either side. The inner hallway has a large walk-in coats cupboard, stairs to upper landing and stairs down to the kitchen which is fitted with base units, space for appliances with beamed ceiling, UPVC double glazed window and door to rear porch and step up to a utility room with base unit, work surfaces, Belfast sink, plumbing for washing machine and a UPVC double glazed window. The rear porch has a UPVC double glazed window and UPVC obscure double glazed door to outside.

Also on the ground floor there is a bathroom with freestanding roll top bath, pedestal wash basin, feature fireplace, storage cupboards, wood panelling to dado level, low level WC and UPVC obscure double glazed window.

Upstairs on the first floor half landing, bedroom one has a vaulted and beamed ceiling with feature stone wall and fireplace with UPVC double glazed French doors opening to a balcony enjoying pleasant views over Highweek. Off the main landing there are three further bedrooms with outlook to front and a shower room with shower cubicle, low-level WC, pedestal wash basin, UPVC obscure double glazed window and dressing room off. There is also a useful loft room.

Outside Space
Outside to the front there is a gravelled front garden and the rear courtyard garden has a small paved patio and palm tree.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band C
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.
The neighbouring property enjoys a right of access along the back of the property which is common in properties of this age and type.

Disclaimer

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