2 bed terraced house for sale

Cricketfield Road, Newton Abbot TQ12

A two-bedroom period cottage conveniently situated on the level for all of the town centre’s amenities and both the bus and railway stations. Both of the town’s secondary schools are within walking distance, as is a wealth of shops including a large supermarket, several pubs and restaurants, the leisure centre and much more. The home is likely to appeal to a wide range of buyers including those looking for their first home, landlords, and anyone looking for a convenient location and well-proportioned accommodation.

Accommodation

The ground floor offers well-proportioned living space, separate from outside by a long corridor. Originally two reception rooms, now opened up to create a light and airy lounge/diner with dual-aspect windows leading to a functional kitchen with lean-to style porch/plumbed utility off.

The first floor is accessed through a door in the lounge/diner and enclosed staircase. The main bedroom is to the rear of the property, whilst to the front are the second bedroom and family bathroom which features a white three-piece suite and wooden window seat. The second bedroom is a small double and would make an excellent home office. Gas central heating and double glazing are installed throughout.

Outside
To the front, the property is approached through a gate and small enclosed garden. To the rear is another modest but enclosed space suitable for alfresco dining with gate to the rear service lane and a useful store.

Parking
Resident permit parking is in operation, arranged through the local authority.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band B
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains gas. Mains drainage. Mains electricity.
This property is currently tenanted but is not being sold with a tenant in situ.

EPC Rating: D

Garden

Courtyard gardens front and back.

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