Linden Terrace, Newton Abbot

An attractive period house in a sought-after and convenient location for improvement and with much potential. With a delightful enclosed lawned garden at the front and a courtyard at the rear the property is located in a sought-after address which operates a residents’ parking permit scheme and is around 500m level walk from the clock tower in Newton Abbot town centre with its excellent range of shops, businesses, restaurants and mainline railway station. Also within a similar distance is Bakers Park which leads onto the grounds of The National Trust’s Bradley Manor with their picturesque riverside walks.

Partly double glazed and partly centrally heated, the accommodation has a lovely feel with plenty of natural light. The front door leads into an entrance vestibule with an inner door then leading into the main hallway which features a handsome turning staircase to the first floor. Overlooking the front garden is a lounge with what are thought to be the original alcove storage cupboards, a feature that is replicated in the rear-facing separate dining room. The kitchen is basic with a single drainer sink unit which leads onto a lobby with back door which provides access to the bathroom with coloured suite.

On the first floor the landing has a large fitted cupboard and provides access to three bedrooms. The principal bedroom is a real feature of the house with two windows and a selection of fitted wardrobes and the third offers much potential to relocate the bathroom to the first floor.

Gardens  
Lovely level and fully enclosed front garden which is surprisingly private and laid to lawn. Rear courtyard with gate to rear service pathway.

Parking 
Resident permit parking scheme via the local authority Teignbridge District Council.

Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band B
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains gas. Mains electricity. Mains drainage.
This property is situated in a conservation area.