Burnet Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12

A smart modern detached house with attractive face brick elevations situated on the popular Hele Park development. With a driveway to the side providing parking the property has a delightful enclosed rear garden with paved terrace ideal for summer dining and a well-tended lawn beyond. Also accessed from the rear garden and sitting at the end of the driveway is a substantial store ideal for bikes etc. 

Hele Park is situated just off the A383 Ashburton Road and on the sought after Highweek side of town. For the commuter the A38 Devon Expressway is around 3 miles drive. Newton Abbots vibrant and well served town centre is around 2 miles drive offering an excellent range of shops, businesses, restaurants, bars and cafes. Even closer are both primary and secondary schools.

Accommodation

Stepping inside the property offers a light filled interior with neutral décor and tones. The front door with canopy over opens into the entrance hallway with light wood effect flooring and stairs to first floor with cupboard below. Off the hall is a handy guest cloakroom with white suite of WC and basin. Overlooking and opening to the rear garden through French doors with full height side panels and an additional window providing extra light is living room. Overlooking the front is the kitchen with a selection of cabinets some integrated appliances and space for a table and chairs.

Moving up to the first floor the landing provides access to three bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom. The principal bedroom has a recessed fitted wardrobe with twin doors and also a first-class en-suite with shower cabinet, low level WC and wash basin.

Gardens 
Lovely enclosed rear garden with paved terrace and neatly tended lawn.

Parking 
Driveway to the side with excellent store shed beyond.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band C
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains gas. Mains drainage. Mains electricity.
Service Charge: Currently approximately £140 per annum.
Review Period: Annually.

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