Cullompton, Devon

Full Property Details

This family home was traditionally built by Persimmon in 2001 on their popular development towards the edge of Cullompton.

The house offers versatile family accommodation with the benefit of a large kitchen/breakfast room for everyday dining, as well as a separate dining room with a conservatory extension beyond, significantly enhancing the living accommodation. The property is well appointed, and our client has booked to have the kitchen refitted in the next few weeks. The front windows have been refitted in the last five years.

Upstairs, the bedrooms are a good size with three of them doubles and the fourth a single and possible home office. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room with a large shower cubicle. The family bathroom also has a shower cubicle, in addition to the bath.

To reduce energy costs, an array of photo voltaic panels has been fitted to the roof and any power they produce that is not immediately used is stored in a series of batteries in the garage for later use. Any excess flows into the national grid, with a high tariff, understood to be in place for the next ten years or so. There is also a water filled, solar panel on the roof providing water heating when the sun shines!

On approach to the house, there is parking, garden and a double garage. To the rear, there is an enclosed, part walled garden, principally laid to lawn with a small patio.

Services: mains water, electricity, drainage and gas
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band E
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council

Saxon Way lies less than a mile from the centre of Cullompton, has a range of shops, including 'Veyseys', an award-winning butcher's, Costa Coffee, Tesco, Aldi and Home Bargains supermarkets, take-aways and popular cafes including, 'The Bakehouse', 'The Lime Tree' and 'Nosh' Other amenities include two primary schools, Cullompton Community College for secondary education, a contemporary health centre, a library and community centre, a doctor's surgery, a veterinary practice, churches, sports clubs, pubs, and recreation facilities.

From the house, there is a popular walk through the river meadows, adjoining the River Culm, and other routes along the town’s leat and surrounding country lanes.

Cullompton is ideally placed for commuting, with quick access to Exeter via J28 of the M5 or the B3181 main road through Broadclyst and Pinhoe. There are regular bus services through the town and rail links at Tiverton Parkway and Honiton stations, to London Paddington (in 2 hours) and London Waterloo, respectively. The 'Falcon' coach service also stops in the town, providing economic travel between Plymouth and Bristol, with stops in between, including Bristol Airport.

Exeter c.14 miles
Taunton c. 23 miles
Tiverton c. 7 miles
Tiverton Parkway Station c. 6 miles
Honiton c. 11 miles

Please see the floor plan for the dimensions. The internal photos have been taken with a wide-angle lens to show more of the rooms.