Welcome to 36 Blandford Road, Plymouth, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 3 bed in the PL3 5DU area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band B.
This classic property was built 1930-1949 and has a reported internal area of 90.78 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £62,335 and a rental potential of £405 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Mar 25, 2011. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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"This well presented c.1930's bay fronted family home is situated in a elevated position in this popular area, within catchment for Compton Primary School and Eggbuckland Community College. The property features a pleasant, unoverlooked, South facing rear garden backing onto woodlands and a high standard of decor which needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. THREE BEDROOMS - LOUNGE WITH FEATURE FIREPLACE - OPEN PLAN MODERN KITCHEN & DINING ROOM - MODERN BATHROOM - SOUTH FACING REAR GARDENS BACKING ONTO WOODLAND - FRONT GARDEN - uPVC DOUBLE GLAZING - RECENT NEW GAS CENTRAL HEATING - RECENT RE-COVERED ROOF - VIEWING RECOMMENDED Ground Floor Entrance Vestibule: Approaching the property, a uPVC double glazed door with leaded inserts and matching panel above, opens into the entrance vestibule which features partial period-style tiled walls and laminated tile effect flooring. A further wooden door with obscure glazed inserts opens into the: Entrance Hallway: The hallway first meets stairs which feature period Newell post, banister and balustrades, rising to the first floor accomodation. Beneath the stairs there are several low level cupboards concealing the utility meters, and a further, full height cupboard, with louvre door providing useful hanging space and storage. Additionally there is a radiator and ceiling light point. Adjacent to the vestibule at the front of the property is another cupboard, with a folding door, which features shelving, power, light and an original diamond-shaped window, with obscure glazing, to the front elevation (this is the only non-uPVC double glazed window at the property). Lounge: c. 13' 7" (4.14m) into bay x 11' 0" (3.35m) max. In the lounge, a large bay uPVC double glazed window offers much light from the front aspect. A modern fireplace, with wooden surround, marble back & hearth and polished stainless steel living flame insert, provides a nice focal point and further notable features include a radiator, ceiling light point, wall lighting and an opening through to the Dining Room. Dining Room: c. 12' 3" (3.73m) x 10' 5" (3.18m) max. Large uPVC French Doors open out to the rear gardens from the Dining Room, which opens into the kitchen area via an archway. A door opens back out into the hallway and a further radiator and ceiling light point feature along with access into a cupboard, to the rear, which has a folding door and houses the recently renewed gas central heating combination boiler. To the rear of the room the floor covering changes from carpeting into slate effect laminate, which in turn continues into the kitchen area. Kitchen: c. 8' 4" (2.54m) x 5' 11" (1.8m) (to archway) The kitchen is, again, nicely presented and features a perimeter of modern, beech effect eye and base level units, with rolled edge work-surface, which protrude into the dining room via the archway, therefore increasing the usual kitchen space. Tiled splash-backs are present along with an inset stainless steel one and a half bowl sink & drainer, which sits beneath a uPVC double glazed window looking out to the garden. Spaces and plumbing, where applicable, are provided for a washing machine, fridge and cooker, the latter beneath a fitted, stainless steel chimney style extractor hood. First Floor Landing: The staircase, turning at the top, ascends up to the landing, which has a further ceiling light point and hatch providing access into a loft space, which, we are advised, is partially boarded and fully insulated. Doors open into all first floor rooms. Bedroom 1: c. 13' 7" (4.14m) into bay x 10' 7" (3.23m) max. The main bedroom features an continuation of the uPVC bay window to the front aspect along with a period picture rail, ceiling light point and radiator. Bedroom 2: c. 12' 5" (3.78m) x 10' 7" (3.23m) Similar in dimension to the first bedroom, this room continues the tasteful decor throughout the property and again, a period picture rail, radiator and ceiling light point. A uPVC double glazed window looks out over the gardens to the woodlands beyond at the rear. Bedroom 3: c. 8' 6" (2.59m) x 5' 11" (1.8m) A good sized single room, with uPVC double glazed window to front, radiator, picture rail and recessed cupboard with double doors offering hanging and storage space. Bathroom: c. 8' 0" (2.44m) x 5' 11" (1.8m) The bathroom is fully tiled with mosaic style inserts and feature a suite comprising a panelled bath with electric shower over, low level WC and vanity unit with inset wash basin. Additionally there is a chrome towel rail radiator, ceiling light point and a uPVC double obscure glazed window to the rear aspect. Outside Front: The front garden features beds stocked with mature shrubs and flowers with the remainder laid to lawn. Passing through an opening in the brick boundary wall, a path leads to steps with safety hand rail, which rise up to the front door, with external lighting and shelter from poor weather provided by an overhead storm porch. Rear Garden: Exiting the property via the French Doors in the Dining Room, there is a level patio which provides access to a large external storage shed, with a tiled roof and door with patterned glass inserts, which features power and lighting. Lined by numerouse raised flower beds, a path ascends several steps and proceeds up the garden, passes several more level patio areas on one side. At the top, on a hardstand currently sits the vendor's shed and a gate opens into the rear lane and woodlands behind. Unoverlooked from the rear, the garden faces South and is perimetered on all sides by tree lined, high level fencing contributing to the high degree of privacy. Novahomes Exchange 3 Bed Semi or Detached home with garden & parking, in Higher Compton, Mannamead, Crownhill, Hartley Vale (other areas within this vicinity may be considered). Up to aroung £200,000. Directions Take the Manadon Roundabout junction from the A38 and exit at the B3250/Mannamead Road signposted Mutley. After just under a mile turn left at Emmanuel Church into Compton Park Road and follow this road down the hill which then joins Lower Compton Road. Continue along this road for another 350m and the property can be found on the right hand side."