Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 24 Barton Meadow, Saltash, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the PL12 6SE area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band E.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £330,000 and a rental potential of £2,145 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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- Superbly presented village house with attractive private
gardens
- Low maintenance exterior, oil fired central heating and
double glazed
- Cloakroom, kitchen, dining room, sitting room
- Four bedrooms and bathroom with bath and shower
- Integral two car garage plus driveway parking
- Lovely gardens with patio areas and three ponds
SITUATION
The property is situated on a small village development being
within a few hundred yards of the village centre with the village
being renowned for its pub ‘The Weary Friar’ in addition there is a
fine church and village social events. The village is
surrounded by farmland and from the property there are views over
the countryside and from the first floor there are views to Caradon
Hill on Bodmin Moor. The towns of Callington and
Saltash are within 10 - 15 minutes travelling distance and the city
of Plymouth which is the major retail centre for the area together
with mainline station and cross channel ferry service is within 1/2
an hour.
DESCRIPTION
The property is extremely well presented both inside and out and
offers comfortable and practical accommodation with well
proportioned dining room and sitting room each having access to the
gardens. There is a convenient pedestrian door to the
hall giving access to the two car garage with rear door to the
garden and additional storage to the side of the
garage. The downstairs cloakroom which provides a
second W.C. has been refitted as has the first floor bathroom which
features both bath and separate shower. The exterior of
the property is both attractive and low maintenance which means
more time can be allocated to enjoying the superb gardens which are
stocked with a variety of plants together with patios and three
good sized ponds. The gardens are extremely private and
need to be seen to be appreciated.
ACCOMMODATION
A quality well presented property which is evident from the first
approach on the double width brick paved drive with the detached
dwelling and gardens leading off. The property has
attractive natural stone and tile hanging to the front elevation,
spar dashed walls with uPVC to the fascias and soffits and uPVC
double glazed windows and doors. The
accommodation briefly comprises Reception Hall with staircase off,
two built-in cupboards and Cloakroom with tiled floor and walling
to appliances with low level W.C., wash basin, heated towel rail
and obscure glazed window. The practical Kitchen has
natural wooden worktops with inset one and a half bowl sink, range
of floor and wall cupboards with integrated dishwasher, washing
machine and fridge, cooker space with electric point and hood/light
over, Worcester oil fired boiler for central heating and domestic
hot water and window with views beyond the village to the
countryside beyond. The kitchen and both the
reception rooms have glazed doors off the hall with the Dining Room
having window and double glazed door to the side garden whilst the
well proportioned Sitting Room has window and double glazed doors
to the rear garden. A pedestrian door from
the hall gives access to the double tandem Garage with light, power
and water connected, up and over door to the front, two double
glazed windows to the side together with double glazed
window and door to the rear
garden.
The first floor Landing has shelved airing cupboard with lagged
cylinder having supplementary immersion heater, hatch to the
insulated roof space and all first floor rooms lead directly
off. There are Four Bedrooms with the two main
ones having built-in double wardrobes, whilst the other two have
built-in single cupboards. The two rear bedrooms enjoy lovely
views over the private rear garden with tree backdrop, whilst the
two front bedrooms have more open views over the countryside beyond
the village stretching to Caradon Hill on Bodmin Moor in the
distance . The Bathroom has been refitted with fully tiled
walls and floor with white appliances, bath having twin hand grips
and shower attachment, wash basin, W.C. and separate tiled shower
with folding glass door. Heated towel rail,
shaver point and obscure glazed window.
OUTSIDE
The gardens are a superb feature of the property having a matching
path leading off the double width brick paved drive to the side
garden and with the path continuing to a patio and access to the
rear. Within the side garden are two fish ponds, lawns with
various shrubs and trees including two Apple trees with the brick
paved patio being split level with the higher section adjoining one
of the ponds. The garden is totally private being
enclosed by well maintained conifer hedging and timber
fencing. The rear garden is mainly down to lawn
with shaped borders with a variety of colourful shrubs and trees
including Apple, Cherry and Ash. To the side of the garage is
the plastic oil tank with gated path to the drive. There is a
third pond and patio area at the foot of the rear garden which
measures overall approximately 50’ x 36’ (15.24m x 10.97m) maximum
and again is surprisingly private having beyond the boundaries
several mature trees making it a very attractive setting. The
side garden is somewhat triangular in shape and measures
approximately 55’ x 50’ (16.76m x 10.97m).
SERVICES - Mains water, electricity and
drainage. Oil fired heating.
COUNCIL TAX BAND - E.
TENURE - Freehold
EE RATING - D
DIRECTIONS
From the church and pub at the top of the village take the road
down through the village and within 200 yards turn right and follow
the road around to the left into Barton Meadow where Number 24 will
be found on the right hand side with a
double width brick paved drive.
VIEWINGS
Please ring 01579 384321 to view this property and check
availability before incurring travel time/costs. FULL DETAILS
OF ALL OUR PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE
www.kivells.com.
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Tax band E
