Coach Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12

A well-presented one bedroom first floor apartment situated in the desirable Newton Hall development not far from the centre of Newton Abbot’s bustling high street. The property has its own balcony enjoying wonderful views across the woods surrounding Decoy Lake and has its own allocated car port along with use of the communal gardens at the front of the development.

The Accommodation
Entering via the uPVC front door into the entrance hallway which has cupboard storage and easy to maintain lino flooring, the property has a modern shower room with toilet, sink and heated towel rail. The kitchen over-looks the rear of the development and has modern worktops and kitchen units with built in electric oven and hob and further under counter space for fridge, freezer and washing machine. The adjacent lounge/diner is a spacious, squared room with wood effect flooring and a large, sliding glass door providing ample light. Through this glass door you access the balcony which enjoys far reaching views across the woods surrounding Decoy Park. A double bedroom completes the flat which is an excellent sized room with a fitted wardrobe. The property is fully double glazed and has independent electric heaters.

Outside space
The property enjoys its own balcony with superb views and space for small table and chairs. The apartment enjoys use of the communal gardens to the front of the development.

Parking
The property also has an allocated parking space in the carport underneath the property.

Agent’s notes
Council Tax: Currently Band A
Tenure: Leasehold
Lease: 999 years from 18/05/1983
Service Charge: Currently approximately £1,200 per annum
Review Period: Annually
Mains electricity. Mains water. Mains drainage.
Development managed by Carrick Johnson

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