Lower Trindle Close, Chudleigh

THE PROPERTY Tucked away at the very end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Lower Trindle Close, The Belfry is a substantial five-bedroom detached home offering more than 1,800 sq ft of accommodation across three floors.

It is the arrangement of the house that makes it work so well for family life. The ground floor provides generous spaces to come together, with a sociable kitchen, dining and family room alongside a separate sitting room. Above, five double bedrooms, three bathrooms and a useful second-floor landing allow different generations, guests and home workers to find space of their own.

The setting adds to the sense of separation. The house sits on the lower edge of the development, overlooking a park area to the front, with elevated views towards the surrounding area and countryside from the
upper floors.

Outside, there is an enclosed, low-maintenance rear garden, parking and turning space for three cars, an EV charging point and a detached double garage.

Offered with no onward chain, The Belfry combines generous proportions with the practical flexibility needed for modern family life. 

ACCOMMODATION The front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, where the scale and balanced layout of the ground floor immediately begin to unfold. A cloakroom and useful storage sit off the hall, with the principal living areas positioned to either side. The kitchen, dining and family room is the natural heart of the house. Dual aspect and generously proportioned, it provides room not simply for cooking and eating, but for the different parts of family life to happen together.

The kitchen occupies the rear of the room and is arranged around a peninsula and breakfast bar, creating a natural division without closing the space off. White Shaker-style cabinetry is paired with generous work surfaces, while integrated appliances include a dishwasher and eye-level double oven. A six-ring gas hob provides further practical cooking space.

Beyond the kitchen, there is ample room for a substantial dining table and a separate sitting area. A large box bay window brings light into the room, while French doors open directly onto the rear garden, helping the space work particularly well through the warmer months. A separate utility room provides further storage, a sink, space for laundry appliances and a useful larder cupboard, with a door giving access towards the rear of the house, garden and driveway.

Across the hall, the sitting room offers a different atmosphere. Spacious and dual aspect, it is a bright, comfortable room with a bay window to the side and an outlook towards the park area at the front. Built-in shelving provides useful storage and gives the room a natural focal point.

The first floor is home to three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom is the largest, enjoying a dual aspect with views across the park and towards trees beyond the development. Built-in wardrobes provide generous storage, while the en suite shower room gives the bedroom a useful degree of privacy. Two further bedrooms sit on this level. One is a generous double with fitted wardrobes and a similar outlook to the front, while the fifth bedroom, although smaller, can still accommodate a double bed and would equally suit a dedicated home office.

The family bathroom is positioned off the first-floor landing and serves the bedrooms on this level. Part tiled and fitted with a bath, wash basin, WC and heated towel rail, it provides a practical and well-proportioned bathroom for everyday family use, with a clean, modern finish.

A further staircase rises to the second floor, where the character of the layout changes again. The landing itself provides more than simple circulation space and has scope to work as a reading area, study space or additional storage. Two further double bedrooms sit on this level, both enjoying elevated views across the surrounding area and countryside. One of the bedrooms is particularly generous and includes a fitted wardrobe, with both a front-facing window and Velux bringing in natural light. A separate shower room also serves the top floor.

It is this arrangement across three levels that gives The Belfry much of its appeal. The bedrooms are not crowded onto a single floor, and the upper level provides valuable separation for older children, regular guests or those working from home. The result is a house that can adapt as family life changes, without having to compromise the main living areas below.
 

OUTSIDE The Belfry occupies a tucked-away position at the end of a cul-de-sac serving only a small number of homes.
To the rear is a generous parking and turning area with space for three cars. An EV charging point has been installed beside the driveway, while the detached double garage has a full-width door, power and light.

A gated pathway between the garage and house provides direct access to the rear garden and back door. The rear garden is fully enclosed and can also be reached directly from the kitchen, dining and family room. Landscaped over two levels with paving and artificial grass, it has been arranged with ease of maintenance in mind.

There is space for outdoor furniture in a number of areas, allowing the garden to be used for dining, sitting out or simply extending family life outside during the warmer months.

To the front, a gravelled garden is enclosed by metal fencing to one side and a mature hedge to the other, helping provide screening from the development.

 

KEY FACTS FOR BUYERS TENURE - Freehold with no onwards chain.

COUNCIL TAX - Band E.

EPC - C

SERVICES
The property has all mains services connected.

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VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with the award-winning estate agents, Sawdye & Harris, at their Teign Valley Office - . If there is any point, which is of particular importance to you with regard to this property then we advise you to contact us to check this and the availability and make an appointment to view before travelling any distance. 

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