Property description

No chain! A recently built detached house with a superb amount of parking, a South west facing and level garden, central heating, uPVC double glazing and with level access to amenities and transport links.

DESCRIPTION Situated in the heart of Copplestone, this recently built detached house has easy and level access to the village’s amenities (villages store, pub, primary school etc) and transport links.

The two bedroom accommodation is complimented by uPVC double glazing and central heating throughout.  There is a modern bathroom upstairs with P-shaped bath with shower over and an airing cupboard with electric emersion heating the hot water tank. Downstairs there is a good sized living room with wood burning stove providing the central heating via a back boiler, a modern kitchen with built in oven and 4 ring induction hob and a handy downstairs WC.

Outside there is a great sized parking area of 44' 3'' x 23' 0'' (13.5m x 7m) (narrowing to 14' 9'' (4.5m) to one end) suitable for a number of cars and/or a caravan/motorhome, plus a level and enclosed South west facing garden of 24' 7'' x 16' 5'' (7.5m x 5m) (max).

DIRECTIONS  From Crediton proceed west along the A377 for approximately 4 miles, upon entering Copplestone and reaching the traffic lights, bear right to stay on the A377 and at the end of this one-way road, turn right again (heading back along the one-way system) and the house will be found on your right marked by a Helmores board.

COPPLESTONE is a 5-minute drive west of Crediton on the A377, a main route into the City of Exeter. A stone’s throw to the southwest is Dartmoor National Park, renowned for its invigorating walks and sublime scenery. Previously a traditional farming hamlet, Copplestone has grown over the years, and now offers a fantastic selection of new-build, fully modern homes. This, coupled with its own primary school and locality to Queen Elizabeth’s Community College in Crediton, makes it perfect for families moving to Devon. The village has a strong camaraderie between residents, which finds its heart in the local pub The Cross – where patrons chat by an open fire and enjoy fine ales. The pub gets its name from a 3m carved granite cross, found in the village centre, of Saxon origin and steeped in mythology. There is also a shop/post office for convenience, and regular transport links (bus and train) towards Exeter, North Devon and Okehampton. 

Property Features :

• Modern detached house - built in the last 12 months
• 2 bedrooms, large parking area
• Level south west facing garden
• Level access to amenities and transport links
• Central heating & uPVC double glazing throughout