A simply stunning older-style terraced house located in a lovely tucked-away position around half a mile from the centre of town. Presented in first class order, the property has a privately enclosed rear garden with patio, lawn and decked terrace beyond which is off road parking.Situated just off the Ashburton Road, the property sits adjacent to The Templar Way, an historic former 18 mile tram line for the transportation of granite, linking Haytor on Dartmoor and the coast at Teignmouth, and now a popular walk. Bovey Tracey, often described as The Gateway to Dartmoor, is a pretty, vibrant and highly desirable town with plenty of shops and amenities.AccommodationStepping inside, the impressive interior has been sympathetically refurbished, combining period features with up-to-the-minute benefits for day to day living. The modern double-glazed front door opens into an entrance vestibule with tiled floor and an inner door leading into the lounge/diner. Formerly 2 rooms, this now stylishly open plan room features a bay window to the front with modern shutter blinds, a fireplace with log burner, alcove storage cupboard and stylish wood-effect floor throughout. At the rear is an extended L-Shaped kitchen/breakfast room enjoying plenty of light through windows, glazed door, French doors and Velux roof light. A selection of modern yet in keeping cabinets and plenty of work surfaces are complimented by an electric Aga. Moving to the upstairs, a split-level part-galleried landing has natural light through high level windows and provides access to 2 lovely bedrooms, both with decorative fireplaces and the principle with an extensive range of bespoke fitted wardrobes. Finally there is a large bathroom with smart white suite and co-ordinating tiles.Garden
Small enclosed front garden. Lovely level and privately enclosed rear garden with terrace, lawn and raised deck.Parking
Off road parking to the rear.Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band C
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains drainage. Mains gas. Mains electricity.