Isaac Close, Otterton, Budleigh Salterton, EX9

An exceptionally appealing mid-terrace house, set in an attractive and quiet cul-de-sac near the centre of this traditional and highly sought after East Devon village. The property affords a delightful outlook towards Anchoring Hill and the surrounding countryside.

The house is beautifully presented and has been extensively refurbished and modernised in recent years. The schedule of works included the installation of a fine kitchen,contemporary bathroom, re-decoration, flooring , and a gas fired central heating system. A particular feature of the property is the open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen which provides a lovely spacious living area with direct access onto the rear garden and large windows providing a countryside outlook onto the surrounding hills and flooding the room with natural light. The accommodation is spacious yet easy to maintain with further notable benefits that include a wood burning stove and uPVC double glazing. Outside there is a well proportioned front garden and paved rear garden, and a single garage located within a block nearby .

The property is a charming home, but would also appeal to those looking fro a charming second home. A healthy client base for holiday lets has been established in recent seasons by Sweetcombe Holiday Cottages of Sidmouth.

• 3 Bedrooms

• Lounge / Sitting Room

• Dining Room

• Kitchen

• Bathroom

• Separate W.C

• Front & Rear Gardens

• Garage In Detached Block

• Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected

• LPG fired central heating

• Council Tax Band E

Otterton:

Otterton is a delightful and historic village, nestling in the beautiful East Devon countryside between Sidmouth and Budleigh Salterton. The village offers a range of facilities including primary school, church, village hall, community shop along with the renowned Kings Arms public house and popular Otterton Mill which houses a Craft Centre, Bakery & Restaurant. There is a regular bus service from the village to Sidmouth, Budleigh Salterton and Exmouth. The world heritage Jurassic coastline lies within half mile of the village and the nature reserve at the mouth of the River Otter, famous for its wide variety of bird life, is only about a mile away. The cathedral city of Exeter is an easy commute to the west and offers a wide range of facilities, rail links on the Paddington and Waterloo lines, access to the M5 at Junction 30 and Exeter International Airport.

Accommodation:

Entrance Hall:

Front door with glass panel. Exposed timber flooring. Radiator. Understair storage area and stairs rising to the first floor. Door to;

Cloakroom / WC:

WC. Wash hand basin. Radiator. Obscure glazed window. Tiled floor. RCD electrical consumer unit.

Sitting Room / Dining Room:

A spacious dual aspect room that measures in excess of 24ft in length and is the hub of the house. Exposed timber flooring provides fluidity between the two living areas and a wood burning stove provides a focal point within the room. A window overlooks the front aspect and sliding patio doors lead out onto the rear garden and provide a lovely outlook onto the countryside beyond. Three radiators. Satellite connection point. Telephone connection. Opening to;

Kitchen:

Range of wall and base cabinets with spaces for fridge/freezer and washing machine. Integrated double oven and gas fired hob with extractor hood over. Work surfaces with inset sink and drainer. Complementary tiling to walls. Under unit lighting. Cupboard housing wall mounted gas fired boiler providing central heating and hot water. Window over looking the rear aspect and providing a countryside view.

First Floor Landing:

Loft hatch.

Bedroom:

Fitted wardrobes. Window overlooking the front aspect. Radiator. TV connection. Exposed timber flooring.

Bedroom:

Window over looking the rear aspect with countryside view towards the surrounding hills. Radiator.

Bedroom:

Radiator. Window over looking the front aspect. Fitted wardrobe.

Bathroom:

Bath with mains shower over. Pedestal wash hand basin. WC. Ladder style radiator. Extractor fan. Tiling to walls. Timber cladding to walls. Window overlooking the rear aspect.

Rear Garden:

Substantial wood decking and steps lead down to the rear garden enclosed with timber fencing and a gate leading to pathway providing rear access and leading to the garage located in the block nearby. A gravel bed and artificial grass provide colour and texture.

Outside:

A landscaped area of garden adjoins the front of the property with a gated pathway leading to the front door. A sheltered patio area adjoins the front of the property and provides an outdoor dining area.

Garage:

En-bloc. Up and over door.