Queen Street, Seaton

A period two bedroom stone cottage set on the outskirts of Seaton town, level walking distance from amenities with additional loft room, enclosed garden and no onward chain.

This pretty cottage is welcomed to the market with the benefit of no onward chain and would ideally suit buyers looking for easy access to the town and Seaton seafront, both of which are within walking distance. The property is built of stone rendered elevations and includes a two story extension to the rear elevation. The cottage retains some nice period features and includes a modern gas fired central heating system and double glazed windows throughout. The roof to the rear extension was also renewed earlier this year. On entering the property, you are greeted by a useful entrance porch which offers ample space for coats and shoes. There is a spacious dual aspect sitting/dining room that includes a wood burning stove and staircase rising to the first floor accommodation. The kitchen over looks the garden and features a range of wood front units, integrated oven and hob, with space for further white goods. Double glazed door leads out to the garden. On the first floor are two bedrooms (one double and one single) along with the bathroom which is fitted with a white suite, extensive tiled splashbacks and an electric shower over the bath. The master bedroom is of note, being generous in size and also including built in wardrobes. From the first floor landing a narrow staircase leads to the converted loft room where you will find a multi purpose room which has been plastered, decorated, and has a velux window providing natural light.

Outside - To the front elevation is a low walled paved garden and flower bed. The rear garden has been landscaped in more recent years and features a low maintenance patio with established shrubs, garden shed and gated rear access. Outside light and water supply.

Situation - The property is a few minutes’ walk from Seaton town and the nearby seafront. Seaton is a popular coastal resort on the Jurassic Coast, with its tourist tramway and mile-long pebbled beach. The town itself has many small shops, a local hospital, doctors' surgeries, primary school, bank and building society as well as two large supermarkets. A popular resort for holiday makers, and boasts a wealth of activities including golf, tennis, bowls, and sailing. There are good secondary schools nearby along with the renowned Colyton Grammar School, which is just 3 miles inland. The county town of Exeter, with its regional airport, is some 20 miles to the west, and the mainline rail link to London (Waterloo) is at Axminster, approximately 5 miles in distance.

Services - Mains electric, gas, water and drainage
Mobile phone coverage is available inside & outside
Ultrafast broadband is available. Source- Ofcom.org

Local Authority - East Devon District Council Blackdown House, Border Road, Heathpark Industrial Estate, Honiton, EX14 1EJ. Tel : . .

Agents Note - Please note, there is no allocated parking at the property. We recommend viewers park at one of the nearby council car parks