Biltor Road, Ipplepen, TQ12

A mature, detached bungalow in a lovely position on the edge of the higher sought after and well served village of Ipplepen.

Ipplepen is located around 4 miles from the market town of Newton Abbot and around 5 miles from the historic town of Totnes both of which can reached via a timetabled bus service from the village. Within around 500 meters walk are an excellent range of amenities including a small supermarket, modern health centre, ancient church, popular inn / restaurant, coffee shop, primary school, village hall, sports field, bowls club and tennis courts. The village offers a particularly vibrant lifestyle opportunity with many clubs and societies for all age groups.

Accommodation
Extended in the past, the accommodation being on one level offers a degree of versatility but is currently arranged to provide 3 bedrooms, the principal with an ensuite. There is cosy living room enjoying lovely views over the fields on the other side of the road and a separate dining room with a patio door opening to a double-glazed conservatory which opens to the rear garden. The fitted kitchen has an integrated oven, hob and microwave. Off the kitchen is a lobby/utility with back door and plumbing for a washing machine. Completing the picture is a well-appointed family shower room with WC and basin.

Gardens
To the front, a lawned area sits adjacent to the driveway, enjoying an open aspect over fields. To the rear, the property boasts a secluded lawned garden with gravelled area and practical timber shed. 

Parking
A long-gated driveway and single garage provide plenty of parking.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.

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