Originally forming part of the grounds of Forde House, a Grade I listed Jacobean former manor house, Forde Park is an eight-acre area of historic parkland with three public tennis courts, a croquet lawn, and a pavilion. The park itself and the immediate surrounding area are part of the Forde Park Conservation Area. As well as Forde Park, there are also several others to explore namely Courtenay, Bakers, and Decoy Country Park.

The market town of Newton Abbot offers a comprehensive range of shops, from local independents to the well-known national brands, several supermarkets, a weekly market, a good range of leisure facilities, primary and secondary schooling, a hospital, and a mainline railway station to London Paddington. With its rugged terrain and famous Tors, Dartmoor National Park is only some six miles away.

The English Riviera, Torbay, is approximately six miles to the south-east. The Cathedral City and regional capital of Exeter is approximately 16 miles to the north and the historic naval City of Plymouth is approximately 34 miles to the south-west.

The stunning apartment located in Forde Park is part of an impressive and substantial Victorian villa that has been sympathetically converted into five apartments successfully blending both Victorian period features and modern comforts and convenience.

The apartment has been finished to an exceptional standard with standout features including, high-gloss kitchens with granite worktops, integrated appliances, plush grey carpets, and wood-effect laminate flooring.

Many character features have been retained; such as high ceilings, high skirting boards and sash windows.

Outside there is an allocated parking space for the apartment.

Communal facilities include a lawned garden, well screened by several mature trees, a bike shed, and a bin store.

Flat 3
Located to the rear of the building on the ground floor, and approached by both steps and a ramp, Flat 3 benefits from its own private entrance without communal hallways as well as its own private garden. There is a spacious open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room which has been cleverly but informally divided by the use of different floor coverings. Off the central entrance hall are the two double bedrooms, the master having an en suite bathroom and the second enjoying a dual-aspect, as well as the bathroom. Both bedrooms overlook the flat’s private garden which is enclosed and offers a good degree of privacy.

Tenure
Leasehold. 999 Years from 2020

Annual Management Charges

£2,152.14

Services
Mains water, Mains drainage, Mains Gas, and Electric.

Local Authority

Teignbridge District Council

Council Tax

Currently Band B