A charming and unique end terraced property with two/three bedrooms, a balcony, front garden, and terrace garden in the popular village of Highweek, a short walk from the shops, schools and amenities in Newton Abbot.

Inside, this charming cottage has bags of character with asymmetrical rooms, thick stone walls and low ceilings with exposed beams. It is well-presented with light and neutral décor throughout, feels warm and welcoming with gas central heating and double-glazing and is arranged over three floors, offering deceptively spacious and versatile accommodation.

The accommodation comprises a living /dining room with a door and window to the front aspect and a beautiful, stained-glass semicircular feature window. A stone fireplace is fitted with a multi-fuel stove that makes a wonderful feature and focal point for the room and heats the entire house when lit.

An asymmetrical kitchen has plenty of worktop and cupboard space, a double-oven, gas hob, space for an under-counter fridge, and plumbing for a washing machine. There is a triangular cupboard beside the stable-style door to the terrace.

Upstairs there is an excellent double bedroom with a window to the front, a second double-bedroom, or additional reception room, with a window and glazed door to a south-facing balcony; from where there are fabulous views over the town and countryside beyond, a wardrobe area with a built-in cupboard containing the condensing combi-boiler and clothes hanging space. Beside this is a wonderful family bathroom with a vaulted ceiling, containing a bath, with a shower over, a WC, and a basin.

A staircase continues up from the galleried landing to a third bedroom/study, a single room with a vaulted ceiling and natural light from a skylight, currently used as a study, ideal for those working from home.

To the front of the property is an enclosed terrace garden with plants and shrubs and a gate to the roadside. A path leads around the side of the property where there is a bespoke seating area, beside a built-in store cupboard, and a pergola adorned in a fruit-laden grape vine, creating a fabulous sunny, outside space where you can read a book or simply watch the world go by. The path continues around the side of the property to the stable door into the kitchen.

Parking is on-road at or near the front of the property.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: B