Tytherleigh, Axminster

A substantial and individual 1950's style five/ six bedroom detached house offering 3029 Square footage of accommodation set in approximately 0.6 of an acre backing onto open countryside.

The Property - Tytherleigh House comprises an impressive five/ six bedroom detached house built principally with rendered elevations under a tiled roof believed to date from the 1950s. The substantial and versatile living accommodation extends to approximately 3029 Square footage providing multiple reception rooms and numerous bedrooms with some enjoying en-suite facilities. There is potential to create an annexe/auxiliary accommodation should someone wish to reconfigure the layout subject of course to any necessary consents. Although the property enjoys a gas fired central heating system and UPVC double glazing to most openings some general updating and improvement may now be appropriate. A UPVC double glazed conservatory is accessed from the principal reception room via bi-fold doors providing a wonderful viewing point over the established rear garden with countryside views beyond. Other benefits include a brick paved driveway providing ample parking and an adjoining garage with electrically operated up and over door.

A particular feature are the established grounds which extend to approximately 0.6 of an acre incorporating various patio sections and lawn areas all backing onto open countryside.

Situation - Tytherleigh is a small village comprising of individual properties set on either side of the A358. The nearby Tytherleigh Arms is renowned locally for its high quality cuisine while the main 30 bus service (Axminster to Taunton) runs through the village. There is also a recently opened farm shop. The larger village of Chardstock is less than a mile away with local amenities including primary school, post office/stores, parish church and village hall. Chardstock also offers many social clubs, bowls green and cricket pitch. Tytherleigh is situated midway between Axminster and Chard both of which offer a good range of day to day facilities, schooling and sports facilities. Axminster also has a mainline railway station on the Exeter to Waterloo line. The area around the village is popular for walking and riding. The heritage coast at Lyme Regis and Seaton is some 10 miles to the south.

Outside - The property is approached by a brick paved driveway providing off-road parking leading to:

Garage - Electrically operated up and over door.

Gardens - The majority of the gardens lie to the rear. To the side is an allocated vegetable area.

Rear Garden - There is an initial patio area with steps leading to a lower lawn section. The majority is laid principally to lawn incorporating numerous mature plants and shrubs backing onto open countryside which provide distant rural views towards the village of Hawkchurch. The rear garden enjoys a south easterly aspect.

Services - All mains services connected.
Broadband: Superfast broadband available
Mobile Network Coverage: There is mobile network coverage in the area, please refer to Ofcom's website for further details.
Source- Ofcom.org

Local Authority - East Devon Council. Tel :
Council Tax Band E

Material Information - The property is at very low risk of flooding from both rivers & seas and surface water. Source- Gov.uk