Chapel Street, Tiverton, Devon, EX16

What a delightful surprise! The garden at the back of this 2 bedroom character house is larger than you would think, and there is plenty of character inside too.

This is most interesting character cottage located just off the town centre in Chapel Street, with a large garden that leads down to the River Lowman.

The cottage is deceptively spacious, arranged across split-levels – short stairs between floors – the sitting room on the ground floor, stairs lead down to the kitchen at the back of the house and the bathroom and bedrooms are on the floors above.

The front door opens into an entrance lobby. An internal stable door opens into the sitting room, with a large window drawing in plenty of light, a wood burner for that special warmth, and the tiled floor is easy to keep clean. Steps lead down into the kitchen which offers plenty of storage and, with wooden worktops, ceramic double sink unit, integrated dishwasher, space and plumbing for a washing machine, condenser tumble dryer, and a fridge freezer. Door to the rear garden.

From the sitting room, steps lead up to a half landing where the bathroom is found. This is a lovely large room, with exposed floorboards, and a claw footed rolltop bath, with a shower above.

Another few steps up lead you to the larger of the two bedrooms, with two windows this is a lovely light room. Another few steps up to the top of the house, and this is where the second double bedroom is located. This room has a pleasant view out the rear overlooking the garden.

The kitchen door opens to a footpath at the back of the house that provides access to a couple of other properties. A gate opens to the enclosed rear garden which is an excellent size and when you are in it, you really don’t feel like you are so close to the centre of Tiverton. A large timber garden room currently provides a good storage space, but could equally be adapted to serve as a home office, or as intended – an escape from the house – a second lounge perhaps?

Tiverton is a thriving and historical market Town that has independent cafés, a recently improved leisure centre, three superstores, along with plenty of other shops to enjoy something to eat and drink or browse through.

This town is well placed for access to the nearby countryside, both coastlines and the everyday conveniences with excellent transport links. The A361, M5 and Tiverton Parkway railway station are all easily reached.

Tenure:
Freehold

Services:
Mains electricity, gas, water, and drainage.

Council Tax:
Band B

Local Authority:
Mid Devon District Council -