Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 8 The Otters, Tiverton, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the EX16 7SD area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band F.
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £163,800 and a rental potential of £1,065 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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"This substantial house is built of brick and half render construction with an interlocking tile roof. The property has double glazing throughout, gas central heating and is presented in excellent decorative order with all recent improvements finished to a high standard.
SITUATION: The Otters lies within the sought after village of Bolham, approximately two miles north of Tiverton, within the beautiful Exe valley. The village benefits from a popular community primary school, the Hartnoll Country House Hotel and the close proximity of the National Trust's gothic Victorian mansion, Knighthayes, and its famous gardens. The village is within easy reach of the amenities of the thriving market town of Tiverton and the A361 (known as the North Devon Link Road), providing access to the North Devon coast and to J27 of the M5 within an approximate ten minute drive. Also located at J27 is Tiverton Parkway train station from which London can be reached in two hours.
ACCOMMODATION COMPRISING: Covered entrance with external light and front door with glazed side panel leading to...
ENTRANCE HALL: A large hallway leading to all downstairs rooms with large understairs cupboard, wood effect floor, double radiator and stairs to the first floor.
KITCHEN: 4.80m
(15'9) x 3.18m
(10'5) A light, double aspect room with windows to the side and overlooking the rear garden. Refurbished approximately eighteen months ago with wall and floor cupboards, with solid light oak doors, providing a range of versatile storage and fitted with roll top worksurfaces and part tiled walls. Gas hob with extractor hood over and integrated double electric fan oven. Integrated dishwasher and fridge, 1 1/2 bowl stainless steel sink, vinyl tile effect floor. Single radiator, TV point and archway leading to...
DINING AREA: 3.48m
(11'5) x 3.18m
(10'5) Currently used as a second reception room and with window to front garden. Single radiator, telephone point and doorway to entrance hall.
UTILITY: 2.03m
(6'8) x 2.16m
(7'1) Fitted with solid wood units to one wall to match kitchen. Stainless steel sink with mixer tap, integrated fridge, freezer and plumbing for washing machine. Radiator, coat rack and part glazed door to rear garden.
LOUNGE: 3.68m
(12'1) x 5.41m
(17'9) With feature living flame gas fire and wood surround. Large window to front of property and double glazed bi-fold doors to conservatory creating a large, light room. Two radiators and TV point.
CONSERVATORY: 3.48m
(11'5) x 2.87m
(9'5) Of half brick and UPVC double glazed construction. With power and lighting and double patio doors leading to the rear garden.
CLOAKROOOM: A larger than average cloakroom with low level WC, wash hand basin with tiled splashback. Radiator, extractor fan and coat hooks.
FIRST FLOOR GALLERIED LANDING: With access to loft area, with ladder and light. Airing cupboard and doors leading to all first floor rooms.
BEDROOM 1: 5.36m
(17'7) Max x 3.66m
(12') With two windows to the front, built in wardrobes, radiator, TV point, telephone point and door to...
EN-SUITE: Recently refurbished to include a range of fitted floor and wall cupboards providing ample storage. Low level WC, wash hand basin and large shower with glazed sliding door. Fully tiled walls and vinyl floor. Wall mounted heated towel rail.
BEDROOM 2: 3.40m
(11'2) Max x 3.07m
(10'1) Large window overlooking the rear garden, radiator.
BEDROOM 3: 3.68m
(12'1) x 3.05m
(10') Two windows to the front of the property, one with deep sill. Single radiator and TV point.
BEDROOM 4: 2.69m
(8'10) x 2.26m
(7'5) Window to rear of property, radiator and TV point.
FAMILY BATHROOM: Finished to a high quality standard with low level WC, wash hand basin with fitted vanity cupboards under. Bath with electric shower over and glazed screen. Obscure glazed window to rear, tiled floor and fully tiled walls. Wall mounted heated towel rail, spotlights and electric shaver point.
OUTSIDE: The front of the property sits back from the quiet cul-de-sac behind a garden which is predominantly laid to lawn with shrub and flower borders. Within the front garden are two flowering cherry trees and a gravelled path leading to the front door and to a side access to the rear of the property.
DOUBLE GARAGE: 5.33m
(17'6) x 5.13m
(16'10) With power, lighting and eaves storage. The garage has two up and over doors one of which is electrically operated via an internal switch or remote on approach. There is additional parking for two cars in front of the garage. Adjacent to the rear of the garage is a wooden potting shed/workshop.
REAR GARDEN: An undoubted highlight of the property is the large, attractive rear garden. The lawn is segregated into two areas by a pathway leading on to the embankment of the now disused Tiverton to Bampton railway line (closed in 1963). Being part of the adjacent National Trust Estate this complements the mature trees, shrubs and flowering plants within the garden to provide year round interest and a natural wildlife haven. The garden has been designed with a number of seating areas from which it can be enjoyed and should be viewed in order to be fully appreciated.
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