This elegant, Edwardian residence occupies a third of an acre plot in a prime, residential location on the boundary of the Bickwell Valley Conservation Area in Sidmouth.
The detached house is close to Muttersmoor, the golf course and is just over half a mile from the town centre and seafront. The four-bedroom property is understood to have been built in the late 1920s and today it is presented in good decorative order throughout.
Beyond the entrance hallway, with its parquet flooring and excellent storage, there is a double-aspect sitting room with a bay window, a log burner and connecting doors to a separate living room. The modern and stylish kitchen is a highlight of the property with its open-plan layout, quality units, granite work surfaces and large breakfast bar. The room is bathed in natural light due to its south-westerly aspect and has sliding doors that open to a secluded patio making outdoor dining an easy option. The ground floor is completed with a larder, a pantry and a stylish shower room.
On the first floor, a spacious landing leads to four double bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom with a contemporary suite. The principal bedroom has a south-westerly aspect, a built-in wardrobe and an ensuite toilet.
Outside, the property stands on a generous plot of just over one-third of an acre. A large porcelain tiled patio adjoins the back of the house and extends into the main area of the garden featuring a lawn and gravel pathways that lead to a further patio, a gravel area, a storage shed and a second, large shed.
At the front, Iroko timber gates open to a driveway where there is ample parking space and room to turn and leads to a detached, single garage.
Convent Road, Sidmouth
Guide Price: £1,100,000
Agent: Harrison Lavers & Potbury’s, Sidmouth
Agent's Tel: 01395 516633
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