Highweek Village, Newton Abbot, TQ12

This detached Georgian coach house, formerly a stable block, is situated in an exclusive tucked away location within the highly desirable village of Highweek. This unique home has been converted with style and charm boasting many original period features and an abundance of character. The accommodation comprises a sitting room and separate dining room, cloakroom/WC and kitchen with 2/3 bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The Coach House enjoys a lovely open outlook over a neighbouring meadow and outside there is gated driveway parking and extensive gardens. Internal viewings come highly recommended to appreciate the individual and characterful accommodation, tucked away location and lovely views on offer.

Highweek Village is a sought-after residential area on the outskirts of Newton Abbot. Highweek itself has a local public house, village hall and church whilst nearby there are primary and secondary educational facilities. The market town of Newton Abbot offers a wide range of amenities including various shops, restaurants and cafes, supermarkets, hospital, primary and secondary schools, leisure centre and train station with mainline links to London Paddington. Within a short drive is the A38 which provides speedy access to Plymouth, Exeter and the M5 beyond. Whilst Dartmoor National Park and the sandy beaches of Teignmouth and Torbay are only a short distance away.

Accommodation
The entrance door leads to a hallway with tiled flooring, stairs to first floor with cupboard under and double-glazed window to front. A panelled door leads to the lounge, which is dual aspect with double-glazed window, feature walk-in bay window, French doors, oak flooring and open fire in a local marble surround. The inner hallway/utility has a cupboard with washing machine, work surface, double-glazed window to front and feature stone wall opening to the dining room which is a lovely room with French doors leading to front with views over the garden, further French doors to side lead to courtyard area and staircase to a mezzanine bedroom. The kitchen has range of wall and base units with marble work surfaces, matching splashback, inset sink unit, range style cooker, built-in dishwasher and space for fridge/freezer and window enjoying views over the garden. The cloakroom/WC has a low-level WC, pedestal wash basin, storage cupboard and wall mounted gas boiler.

Stairs from the dining room open to the principal bedroom which is a lovely room with part glazed vaulted ceiling, Velux window and double-glazed French doors with Juliet balcony enjoying a lovely view over the garden and neighbouring meadow. From this room, double doors open to a dressing room/third bedroom with feature fireplace Velux window and door to landing. Bedroom two is triple aspect with views over the rear garden and from the side, distant views towards Dartmoor. Further window to front and original hayloft door. The bathroom has a modern suite comprising tile panelled bath with mixed tap/shower attachment, low-level WC, pedestal wash basin, heated towel rail, tiled walls and flooring and a Velux window.

Gardens
The paved driveway leads to a gravelled area and lawn extending alongside the property with gates and steps to the rear garden. The rear garden is extensive and well-established with a feature stone patio on two levels, steps and cottage style garden, feature well-stocked shrub borderers and gently sloping lawn with apple trees and timber shed.

Parking
Outside to the front there are two allocated parking spaces and five bar gate leading to a further brick paved driveway providing parking for an additional vehicle.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band B
Tenure: Freehold
Mains gas. Mains electricity. Mains water. Mains drainage.
Right of access over a private drive leading to allocated parking and driveway. Vendor informs us that there are no maintenance charges payable at present, however there could be liability for maintenance in the future.

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