Beaumont Road, Newton Abbot, TQ12

A superb Victorian style terraced house which has been lovingly improved over recent times to provide an immaculate and attractive home.

The property is conveniently located just under half a mile’s walk from the clock tower in the town centre which offers an excellent range of shops, businesses, bars, restaurants and mainline railway station.

Accommodation
The bright and airy accommodation can only be fully appreciated by an internal viewing which is highly recommended. From outside the smart modern front door opens to the entrance hall which has the staircase with ¾ landing leading up to the first floor. The open plan living room has plenty of space for both dining and sitting furniture and has an attractive wood block effect high performance vinyl floor covering throughout. Overlooking the rear is the kitchen which has recently been updated with a range of sleek high gloss cabinets, contrasting light wooden effect worksurfaces and matching, splash backs and integrated oven, hob and cooker hood. Off the kitchen is a lovely conservatory with patio door to the rear garden and a fitted radiator, currently providing a delightful and cosy sitting area.

Moving upstairs the part galleried landing has update rails and spindles and space for a piece of furniture. There are two double bedrooms the principal being of an excellent size. Completing the picture is a first-class contemporary shower room with large linen cupboard and ladder style towel rail and coordinating tiling.

Gardens 
At the rear is a small but delightful enclosed courtyard with gate to a rear service lane.

Parking 
The road has a residents' on street parking scheme through the local authority Teignbridge District Council.

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

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