Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Trow Hall Trow Hill, Sidmouth, a cozy and compact semi-detached type home with 3 bed in the EX10 0PW area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band H.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £538,945 and a rental potential of £3,503 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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Additional analysis
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"An interesting and unusual semi-detached three bedroom house set in grounds of approximately three quarters of an acre in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Entrance Porch. Reception Hall. Sitting Room. Dining Room. Double Height Conservatory. Kitchen with Adjoining Rear Lobby and Utility Room. Bathroom. Two Bedrooms plus Studio Room/Bedroom Three. Jack & Jill Shower Room. Parking Area. Paddock. Stable/Workshop with Adjoining Store/Small Garage. Large Garden.
This unusual and versatile three bedroom semi-detached house occupies an elevated position on the outskirts of Sidford. The property was designed by the noted Architect R W Sampson and was probably constructed by R W & J Skinner as a coach house to Trow Hall. Many years ago the property was converted to provide a pair of semi-detached houses and in recent years The Spinney was updated and extended to provide an interesting three bedroom home.
The house features oil fired central heating and there is double glazing with uPVC double glazed units to the ground floor and timber units to the first floor but with the exception of the window in the bedroom/studio room which is single glazed. An unusual feature of the property is the double height conservatory that has a decorative wrought iron spiral staircase giving access to one of the first floor bedrooms.
The Spinney is set in grounds extending to approximately three quarters of an acre and contain a wealth of ornamental shrubs and trees. Off the lower drive there is a gravelled parking/turning area with a large stable/workshop/store. Adjoining the house there are extensive paved and gravelled areas and the gardens have a southerly and westerly aspect, with from the ground floor views towards Harcombe.
The property is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty and is a little under a mile from Sidford centre, where there are a number of local amenities. It is a little over two miles from Sidmouth town centre and seafront and is also less than two miles from the cliffs, which form the gateway to the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site and the popular coastal path. At the rear of the property the grounds adjoin mature woodland with a range of broad leaf trees.
DIRECTIONS From the Sidmouth TEAM office proceed up the High Street and straight over the mini-roundabout. Opposite the Radway Cinema turn right into Salcombe Road and continue for approximately one and three quarter miles. On reaching the junction with the A3052 (Exeter-Lyme Regis road) turn right and continue up the hill for approximately a quarter of a mile. The driveway to Trow Hall will be seen on the right hand side, to the lower side of Trow Lodge. Enter the paved driveway and continue along for approximately 100 yards. Turn left into the tarmac drive that leads to Trow Cottage and The Spinney and continue along the drive and park just before the paved area in front of The Spinney.
The accommodation with approximate dimensions comprises:
GROUND FLOOR Pair of uPVC double glazed doors with leaded light side windows to:
ENTRANCE PORCH Half glazed front door with leaded light side panel to:
RECEPTION HALL Fitted shelves. Deep archtop window. Radiator. Two BT points. Fitted shelving. Laminate flooring under the carpet. Stairs off.
SITTING ROOM 5.4m x 4.65m
(17'9" x 15'3") This is a triple aspect room with two uPVC double glazed windows and French doors onto a large secluded patio. These windows also still have the original secondary glazing. Two concealed radiators. Attractive marble and granite fireplace and hearth with open grate. Coved ceiling. Three wall light points. TV point. Views towards Harcombe.
DINING ROOM 3.0m x 4.95m
(10' x 16') Double aspect with uPVC double glazed windows and original secondary glazing. Radiator. TV point. BT point. French door to a:
DOUBLE HEIGHT HEXAGONAL DOUBLE GLAZED TIMBER CONSERVATORY With max measurements 4.6m x 4.0m
(15' x 13'3") TV point. Radiator. Power point. Tiled floor. Polycarbonate roof. Two pairs of French doors to the patio and garden. Attractive wrought iron spiral staircase to the first floor bedroom.
KITCHEN 2.6m x 3.4m
(8'9" x 11'3") Attractive range of 'Shaker Style' wall and floor cabinets, colour co-ordinated worksurfaces and tiled splashbacks. Matching 'Dresser Style' unit with glazed top cupboards. Integrated appliances to include a split level oven and grill, microwave and four ring calor gas hob with cooker hood over. Worktop illuminations. Coved ceiling. Spotlights. Space and plumbing for slimline dishwasher. Space for fridge. Stainless steel double sinktop with mixer tap. Window with views over Harcombe to the distant hills. Tiled floor. Arch to:
ADJOINING REAR LOBBY Tiled floor. Door to the rear porch. Folding doors to a deep shelved cupboard. Half glazed door to:
UTILITY ROOM 2.6m x 2.5m
(8'6" x 8'3") Tiled floor. Range of wall and floor cabinets. Sinktop with mixer tap. Space and plumbing for automatic washing machine. Space for tumble dryer and fridge/freezer. Worktop illumination. Colour co-ordinated worksurfaces. High level louvred doors to the roof space. Oil fired boiler for central heating and hot water. High ceiling with clothes airer/dryer on pulleys.
MASTER BEDROOM 3.3m x 5.3m
(10'9" x 17'6") TV point. Radiator. Wall light point. View over the garden. Built in cupboard with circuit breakers and Megaflow insulated cylinder and immersion heater.
BATHROOM White suite comprising a panelled bath with shower control and rose over. Folding shower screen. Inset hand basin with cupboards under. WC low level suite with concealed cistern. Corner shelves. Window. Dual fuel heated towel rail/radiator. Mirror and light/shaver socket over the basin. Extractor fan. Coved ceiling. Shelved archtopped alcove with light over. Matching tiled floor under the carpet.
From the reception hall a turning staircase rises to the:
FIRST FLOOR
STUDIO ROOM/BEDROOM THREE 3.0m x 4.2m extending to 6.1m x 1.7m in alcove (10' x 13'9" extending to 20' x 5'6") Sloping ceilings. Inset spotlights. Fitted shelves. TV point. Two BT points. Single glazed window. Inset bookcase which can be removed to gain access to the loft area behind. Door and step down to a:
JACK AND JILL SHOWER ROOM (Shared with bedroom two), Suite comprising a corner shower cubicle with electric shower control and rose, pedestal basin with mixer tap and WC low level suite with concealed cistern. Fitted shelves. Mirror. Inset spotlights. Archtopped window. Tiled splashbacks. Dual fuel vertical towel rail/radiator. Door to:
BEDROOM TWO 4.0m x 3.2m + door recess 1.1m x 1.4m
(13'3" x 10'6" + 3'9" x 4'6") Arch to:
DRESSING ROOM/CLOSET 2.3m x 1.4m
(7'6" x 4'9") with fitted shelving.
BEDROOM AREA With exposed beams. Two radiators. Spotlights. Three archtopped windows. Two wall lights. TV and BT point. Sloping ceiling. Pair of French doors to a wrought iron spiral staircase to the conservatory.
OUTSIDE AND GARDEN The property is approached over the tree lined pavioured drive of Trow Hall. Within 100 yards there is a shared tarmac drive leading to The Spinney, where there is a paved PARKING AREA and an adjoining lower drive leading to a gravelled parking and turning area in the front of a building that contains a:
STABLE/WORKSHOP Measuring approximately 3.5m x 3.5m
(11'6" x 11'6") with an electric light, a power point, fitted cupboards, a bench and a window. Three external lights.
ADJOINING STORE/GARAGE (For a small car) 3.5m x 3.5m
(11'6" x 11'6") Up and over door. Striplights.
Gate to a PADDOCK with a number of trees, shrubs and a small pond. Views through the trees over the Sid Valley. Steps up to a terrace with well stocked shrub borders and views over the Sid Valley and towards Honiton Common. Steps rise to a main area of extensive secluded patio adjoining the house with pavers, paving and gravelled areas. Numerous ornamental shrubs. GREENHOUSE and TIMBER GARDEN SHED. Security lights. Water tap. OIL STORAGE TANK. Calor gas cylinders. Further area to one side and to the rear of the property with a raised patio area and a space for a garden fountain/statue. Pedestrian bridge with hand rails over a spring fed water feature to a further area of wild flower garden with two mature redwood trees, shrubs etc. Further enclosed area with a SHED/KENNEL and mature trees and shrubs. There is a pedestrian gate to the rear boundary, which gives access to a public footpath through the adjoining woodland and beyond to the Jurassic Coast approximately one and three quarter miles distant.
SERVICES Mains electricity and water. Shared private drainage system with Trow Hall and two other properties. Oil fired central heating. Calor gas cylinders for the hob in the kitchen.
OUTGOINGS We are advised by East Devon District Council that the council tax band for this property is band F.
POSSESSION Vacant possession on completion.
AGENTS NOTES:
1) Adjoining the tarmac entrance drive there is a crescent shaped paddock, coloured yellow on the plan. If this is not required, it could be excluded from the sale of the property.
2) The plans shown with these particulars are for identification purposes only and are not to scale.
THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991
The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property."