Dart Bridge Road, Buckfastleigh

DESCRIPTION

Luscombe Maye are delighted to bring to market Enborne a four-bedroom detached home situated in an elevated position in the popular market town of Buckfastleigh. The property benefits from having an enclosed rear garden, a single garage and driveway parking. Situated approximately a 15-minute walk away from the town centre, the property has great accessibility to all local amenities, as well as the local primary school.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a large entrance hall with ample room for coats and boots which leads you through to the lounge. The lounge enjoys a large bay window with far-reaching views over the countryside as well as an additional window and a charming fireplace. From the lounge, you can access the dining room which is fitted with sliding patio doors allowing access out into the rear garden. Leading on from the dining room is the kitchen which comprises a range of matching floor and wall-mounted units, an integrated eye-level double oven and a four-ring induction hob with hood over. The kitchen is also fitted with a breakfast bar and offers space for a fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The utility room is accessed from the kitchen and is fitted with a range of matching floor and wall-mounted units and offers an inset single drainer sink unit as well as space for a washing machine, a tumble dryer and additional appliances . The utility room also benefits from a cloakroom/WC.

Stairs ascend from the ground floor to the first floor landing where you will find four generously sized bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom one benefits from built-in wardrobes as well as an en-suite shower room which comprises a walk-in shower, a vanity hand basin, heated towel rail and WC. Bedroom three has pleasant countryside views and is fitted with a single cabin bed and benefits from storage areas above and below. The family bathroom has a modern white suite and comprises a bath with shower overhead, a vanity hand basin with storage below, a heated towel rail, a wall-mounted storage unit and a WC.

To the front of the property is a lawned area, driveway parking and with a large single garage which benefits from power, lighting and water. To the rear of the property is an enclosed terraced garden which is mainly laid to lawn and overlooks the orchard behind.

FURTHER INFORMATION

As part of our transparency policy, we request our sellers fill out a Property Information Questionnaire. This information can be provided to you. However, we recommend that you verify any information given during the conveyancing process.

SERVICES

Mains water, electricity and gas are connected to the property. Private drainage is to a septic tank and there is gas fired central heating. The broadband type is understood to be fibre to the cabinet however interested parties are advised to seek their own advice on what other type of broadband connections may be available.

CONSTRUCTION

The property is understood to be of standard construction.

PARKING

Driveway parking and a single garage.

OTHER

The property is within Dartmoor National Park.

LOCAL AUTHORITY & COUNCIL TAX

Teignbridge District Council, Forde House, Brunel Rd, Newton Abbot TQ12 4XX.
The property is in Band E

TENURE

Freehold

LETTINGS

Luscombe Maye also offers an Award Winning Lettings service. If you are considering Letting your own property, or a buy to let purchase, please inform us and we can put you in contact with the Lettings team who would be delighted to discuss our range of bespoke services with you.

VIEWINGS

Strictly by appointment with Luscombe Maye, South Brent.

DIRECTIONS

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BUCKFASTLEIGH

The town of Buckfastleigh, is on the south-eastern edge of Dartmoor. It is a small and interesting market town and originally an important wool centre. The town has a full range of facilities and amenities, including a primary school, churches, and easy access to the A38 Expressway. The immediate area has several important visitor attractions including Buckfast Abbey, the South Devon Railway, the Butterfly Farm and Otter Sanctuary, and the Valiant Soldier, formerly a Dartmoor pub and now a museum with a fifties theme. Buckfastleigh Church is at the heart of some of Dartmoor's ghostly legends, one of which was the inspiration for Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles.
The area is host to a wide choice of recreational activities with Dartmoor on the doorstep, the coast within easy reach and both Plymouth and Exeter easily accessible. The historic Elizabethan town of Totnes is within about 6 miles and has a mainline railway station offering services to Plymouth, Exeter and on to Bristol, Cardiff and London.