Middle Warberry Road, Wellswood, Torquay

The Approach

The property benefits from two points of access, with a vehicular approach to the side leading to two private parking spaces positioned immediately in front of the enclosed courtyard garden. The main pedestrian entrance is approached from Middle Warberry Road, where double gates open onto a pathway leading down to The Coach House. An external light, water tap and entrance door provide access to the hallway, which features a coved ceiling, radiator, wall-mounted consumer unit and wood-effect laminate flooring. Stairs rise to the first-floor accommodation.

Lounge

A bright and versatile room enjoying ample natural light through a double-glazed window and adjoining double-glazed door, which provides direct access to the private courtyard terrace. Currently arranged as the main reception room, this adaptable space could equally serve as the principal bedroom, depending on individual requirements. Further features include a coved ceiling and radiator.

Bedroom two

Positioned on the ground floor at the front of the property, this versatile room features a double-glazed window overlooking the front aspect. An understairs alcove provides practical space for a wardrobe, complimented by a useful understairs storage cupboard. Currently arranged as a home office, the room could equally serve as a bedroom and also benefits from a radiator.

Shower room

A modern and well-appointed shower room featuring a spacious double shower enclosure with glass screening, a sliding glass door and contemporary AquaBoard wall panelling. The shower is mains-fed and incorporates both a rainfall showerhead and a separate handheld attachment. A fitted vanity unit provides useful storage and incorporates a wash basin and WC with a concealed cistern, positioned beneath an obscure double-glazed window. Completing the room is a wall-mounted heated towel rail.

Bedroom one

A generously proportioned principal bedroom offering excellent versatility, with the potential to serve as the main reception room depending on individual preferences. A large double-glazed picture window to the rear aspect provides ample natural light and enjoys far-reaching views across the communal gardens and surrounding area. Further features include a coved and textured ceiling, useful overstairs airing cupboard, radiator and television aerial point.

Kitchen

A well-appointed kitchen enjoys ample natural light through two double-glazed windows overlooking the front aspect. The room features a comprehensive range of matching wall and base units complemented by granite worktops with coordinated upstands and splashbacks. Integrated appliances include a four-ring Hotpoint gas hob with extractor hood above and an eye-level Hotpoint double oven. A deep undermount sink incorporates a drainer recessed into the granite worktop, with a mixer tap above. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine or dishwasher, together with space for an upright fridge-freezer. A wall-mounted gas-fired boiler, which has been serviced annually, provides domestic heating and hot water. A corner breakfast bar offers a convenient dining area, whilst further features include a radiator and telephone point.

Outside Space to Enjoy

To the rear of the property, accessed directly from the ground-floor lounge, is a private, level patio terrace enclosed by low-level fencing and featuring an external light, providing an ideal setting for outdoor seating and relaxation. Two private parking spaces are conveniently positioned immediately adjacent to the terrace. Residents of Asheldon Manor also benefit from extensive communal gardens, predominantly laid to lawn and beautifully complemented by mature planting, Torbay palms and a variety of specimen trees, creating an attractive setting that encourages local wildlife. A further lower garden area, affectionately known as the 'Wilderness Garden', provides a more natural retreat. It features a greenhouse and garage offering communal use and storage facilities.