Coast and Country are very pleased to have been given instructions to market this unique Victorian three-bedroom detached property in Coombeshead Road in the highly sought-after Highweek area of the popular market town of Newton Abbot. With bags of character, thought to date from approximately 1864, the property boasts modern benefits including uPVC double glazing, gas central heating from a modern boiler, contemporary kitchen/diner and bathroom and recently fitted carpets.AccommodationEntering into the kitchen/breakfast room, a modern kitchen with integrated fridge, sink below the window, space for free standing oven, space for washing machine and central space for a large kitchen table with two hanging pendant feature lights and Victorian-style radiator is also situated in this room with wood-effect flooring throughout. The dining room is also of a good size with the staircase up to the first floor at the end of the room and large cupboard under the stairs. Opposite this is a large squared Bay window with views out to the front courtyard. Up two steps into the lounge with electric fireplace, feature beams and dado rail, this room has ample space for furniture. This room is fully carpeted with large window overlooking the front of the property and a separate door to the enclosed rear courtyard.
Upstairs there is a central landing with Velux window providing natural light. To the left is the family bathroom with electric shower above the bath, toilet and sink. This room has another Velux window and tiled floors. Also at this end of the property is bedroom two, a double bedroom with space for several chests of drawers or wardrobes to suit the new owner. Back to the centre of the landing bedroom three is directly opposite the staircase; a good-sized single bedroom currently in use as an office. Completing the first floor is the main bedroom which is a fabulous sized double bedroom with two large built-in wardrobes and central window.
Outside space
The property has vehicular access over the neighbouring properties driveway to its own off-road parking, also there is space for a large shed, and then a pathway which leads along the side of the property, the neighbouring property having a right of access. Off the lounge is a separate walled courtyard which has been decked and provides a pleasant, secluded seating area.
Agent's Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band C
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.
A neighbouring property has a right of access across a part of The Rectory Cottage's outside space.