We are delighted to offer this charming 3 bedroom semi-detached period cottage located in the hamlet of Taleford which is conveniently located for the nearby town of Ottery St Mary and offers excellent road links to the A30.

The attractively presented accommodation comprises; entrance hallway with tiled floor, lounge/dining room - An attractive open-plan room with feature fireplace and oak flooring, UPVC double-glazed window, dining room has built-in bench seats with storage, kitchen with a range of wall and base units, worktop surfaces, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer, built-in oven and hob with extractor hood over, tiled floor, UPVC double-glazed window offering open outlook over the farm to surrounding countryside, a modern shower room with electric underfloor heating, snug with door to bedroom 3 and a cloakroom. On the first floor there are two bedrooms; one with built-in wardrobe.

The property also has double-glazed windows, electric heating and shared private drainage. Viewing strongly recommenced.

Outside
To the rear is a cottage style garden, well stocked boarders, covered well, workshop (4.12x2.23) light and power. The rear garden can also be used for parking with a 5 bar gate giving access.

Directions
From Ottery St Mary proceed via Mill Street and at the give way turn right towards Fairmile. Just past the garage turn right into Gosford Lane and continue along, proceed up the hill and the cottage will be on your left.

Location
Talaton is a sought after East Devon village. The village has a church, village store, village hall and public house. The villages of Feniton and Whimple are nearby offering further amenities and railway station giving access to Exeter and Waterloo.

The village of Whimple boasts its own railway station on the Exeter to Waterloo train line, a church, a primary school, post office, shop, hairdressers and friendly village pub. The village also has its own tennis and cricket clubs and a village hall which hosts many other clubs and societies.

Feniton comprises two related communities, the original village of Feniton, frequently known locally as ‘old’ Feniton, and the newer part of the village, centred around the railway station. The ‘new’ part of Feniton lies about 0.75 miles (1.21 km) west of the original village and is separated by open countryside. This area was formerly known as Sidmouth Junction with a railway station of the same name, Feniton Primary School and a playing field.


Council Tax Band: C
Council Tax Exempt: No
Shared Ownership: No