LOT
17
Sold for £390,000
A wonderful opportunity to acquire a sizeable three bedroom detached bungalow, set in 1.3 acres of gardens, orchard and paddock, situated on the rural fringes of the ever popular village of Whimple. The property has been in the same family ownership since the 1950's and whilst in need of complete renovation offers the stunning potential to create an enviable family home in this semi rural location.
Whimple is a thriving and highly sought after East Devon village with the property enjoying an idyllic setting with lovely panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. The excellent village amenities are within 1 mile and include a convenience store, two public houses, mainline railway station connecting Exeter and London Waterloo, bus service and a highly regarded primary school. Circa 7 miles from the Cathedral city of Exeter and 3 miles from Ottery St Mary, makes the village popular with commuters and those looking to enjoy being in the glorious East Devon countryside.
Rear lobby with store and gardeners WC. Kitchen/diner, inner hallway, two bedrooms, main sitting room with feature bay window and parquette flooring, second reception room/bedroom three with stairs rising to the first floor.
Dormer bedroom/study/dressing area with WC and stunning views over open countryside to Dartmoor.
Gardens, orchard and land of circa 1.25 acres which would benefit from further formalisation to fully enhance the property. Private driveway with hard standing, garaging for two cars and additional car port.
Energy Efficiency Rating - Exempt.
Wendy Alexander
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The Auction will go ahead as planned but will be held exclusively online commencing 1pm 2nd April 2020.
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Appledene, Church Road, Whimple, Exeter, Devon EX5 2TF
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Both the guide price and the reserve price can be subject to change up to and including the day of the auction.
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