High Street, Newton Poppleford

This superbly presented 1930s four-bedroom semi-detached home in the highly sought-after village of Newton Poppleford offers a wonderful blend of character, space, and beautifully designed outdoor living. Set back from the road behind a large, mature front garden, the property immediately impresses with its attractive frontage and sense of privacy, creating a welcoming first impression.

A true highlight of this home is the exceptional rear garden, thoughtfully landscaped to create a tranquil and versatile outdoor space. At its heart lies a central oval lawn, framed by elegant paving that provides multiple seating areas ideal for entertaining or relaxing. Mature borders and established trees enhance the sense of seclusion and natural beauty, making this garden a standout feature that truly sets the property apart.

Stepping inside, an inviting entrance hallway provides access to the principal ground floor rooms, along with a convenient downstairs WC and staircase to the first floor. The sitting room is a charming and well-proportioned space, featuring a large bay window that overlooks the front garden, filling the room with natural light. A decorative fireplace adds character, while a large internal picture window creates an open connection to the dining room.

The dining room is equally generous and perfectly suited for family living and entertaining, with attractive oak flooring and French doors that open directly onto the rear garden, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces. The adjoining kitchen is both practical and stylish, fitted with a range of shaker-style units offering ample storage and worktop space. A window above the sink provides a pleasant outlook over the garden, while integrated appliances include a fridge, double oven and electric hob.

Steps lead down from the kitchen to a highly useful utility room, with space for both a washing machine and under counter freezer. It offers direct access to the garden—ideal for muddy boots, outdoor gear, or pets after countryside walks.

Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom is a particularly spacious retreat, featuring a large bay window overlooking the front garden and Sharps built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom is another comfortable double, enjoying views across the rear garden. Bedrooms three and four are both good-sized single rooms, offering flexibility for family, guests, or home working.

The family bathroom is fitted with a bath and mains shower above, along with a wash basin, while the WC is conveniently located in a separate adjoining space.

Externally, the property also benefits from off-road parking for up to four vehicles and a useful garden store with power, adding further practicality to this already impressive home.

Newton Poppleford is a charming and well-regarded East Devon village located just a few miles from the stunning Jurassic Coast and within eleven miles of the City of Exeter. The village benefits from a range of local amenities including a primary school, village shop, church, and welcoming pub. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and with the coastal towns of Sidmouth and Budleigh Salterton both only a short drive away, it provides excellent opportunities for walking and outdoor pursuits. Both towns also offer a range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Combining rural tranquillity with convenient access to the coast and city, Newton Poppleford is an especially appealing location for families and those seeking a relaxed Devon lifestyle.

SERVICES: Mains Electric, Water and Sewerage with Gas Central Heating

INTERNET: Full Fibre Broadband (Download Speeds up to 1600Mbps) is available (Checked on Openreach website)

MOBILE: Coverage is available for all four major networks outside the property but limited or none inside (Checked on Ofcom website)

FLOOD RISK: Very low risk of flooding from rivers and the sea. Very low risk of surface water flooding.

OUTGOINGS: Council Tax Band D.

TENURE: Freehold

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