Exton, Exeter, Devon

Description

Dingley Dell is a detached property, set back from the road, offering 1849 sq. ft of accommodation over 2 floors. It sits in the centre of a good-sized plot in the favoured estuary village of Exton and is offered with no onward chain.

The rooms are well-proportioned with generous hallways, a wide staircase, and a large landing. Off the welcoming reception are the principal living rooms. The spacious sitting room with an ornamental fireplace, leads through to the conservatory, with doors to the front garden. The kitchen/dining room is well-fitted with a range of wooden units, a central island with a five-ring gas hob, eye-level Neff oven, an integral fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. There is ample space for the dining table and chairs, and a door leading to the rear patio. The formal dining room also has doors to the patio. The office has a range of fitted units. There is also a cloakroom on the ground floor.

A wide-turning staircase leads to a large landing with feature windows and a seating area. The principal bedroom has an ensuite shower room and walk-in wardrobe. There are two double bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom which serves the two bedrooms.

The outside space is a real feature with a level plot of 0.16 acres. From the lane, gates to a driveway that passes the right-hand side of the house to a large parking and turning area to the rear. This leads to the single garage, with an electrically operated up-and-over door, power and light. The front garden, with a paved path to the front door, is laid mainly to lawn, with several well-established and attractive flower and shrub beds. There is also a paved patio. To the rear is a private seating area, parking, the garage and a potting shed.

Situation

Exton lies on the East side of the River Exe Estuary, some six miles from the Cathedral city of Exeter with its comprehensive range of services and five miles from the coastal town of Exmouth, popular for its long sandy beach. Considered a special place to live, Exton has the benefit of a train station, which provides easy access to Exeter and Exmouth. The Puffing Billy gastro pub is within walking distance and offers a superb and varied menu. The M5 motorway, A38 and A30 are easily accessible and there is a half hourly bus service to Exeter and Exmouth.

Directions

From Exeter, take the A376 towards Exmouth. Once in Exton, turn right at the traffic lights into Station Road. Dingley Dell is the 2nd property on the right after the Village Hall.