1 bedroom semi-detached bungalow for sale

Features and description

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Rooms

The Property:
Front door leading onto the main accommodation.

Living/ Dining Room
Large picture window to front, overlooking the front garden. Two electric radiators.

Door to: -

Rear Porch
Half obscure glazed door to rear, providing access to the allocated parking space. Electric Radiator.

Doors off to: -

Kitchen
Window to side. Door to airing cupboard with factory insulated hot water cylinder. The kitchen has been principally fitted to two sides, with a range of matching wall and base units. L shaped run of work surface, with Inset single bowl stainless steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer tap, with cupboards beneath including space and plumbing for washing machine and space for under counter fridge. Inset four ring electric hob, with built under oven beneath, and extraction above.

Bathroom
Two obscure glazed windows to rear. Older style pastel suite, comprising; WC, panel bath with shower attachment over and a glazed bi-folding shower screen. Vanity wash hand basin with cupboard beneath. full tiling to walls.

Returning to living room, door to: -

Double Bedroom
Large picture window to front overlooking to front garden. Electric Radiator.

Outside
The property is approached via a pedestrian gate, leading onto a large front garden, enclosed by a brick wall.

The property can also be accessed from the rear, where there is a parking space and a rear door providing access to the property.

Charges
We are advised that there is a Service charge for the rear of the property (the parking and turning area), which is approx £25 per quarter. In addition there are charges for security lighting and insurance, which is approx £55 per quarter.

Council Tax
East Devon District Council; Tax Band A - Payable 2024/25: £1,592.84 per annum.

Seaton
The seaside town of Seaton is located where the River Axe in East Devon meets the English Channel. Seaton lies in Lyme Bay between the white chalk Haven Cliff and the limestone cliffs of Beer. A delightful mile long pebble beach runs in front of the Esplanade with another, more secluded beach going past Axmouth Harbour and the undercliffs towards Lyme Regis. The outstanding Jurassic Coast has UNESCO World Heritage status.

The architecture in the town is mainly Victorian and Edwardian, although there are some buildings dating back to the 15th Century. There are an abundance of public gardens and open spaces around the town which offer spectacular views along with popular attractions such as the Jurassic Coast Centre, Seaton Wetlands and Seaton Tramway. The pedestrian town centre offers safe, traffic free shopping with a range of shops, supermarkets and independent retailers. This area is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty..

Disclaimer
John Wood & Co acting as ‘Agent’ for the property of the Vendor, gives notice that the Agent has prepared these details in good faith and should be used for guidance only. They should not be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. Any statements made within these particulars are made without responsibility on the part of the Agent or the Vendor and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Prospective Purchasers must ensure by inspection or otherwise, that each of the statements in these particulars is correct. Please let the Agent know if there is a specific detail about this property that will influence your decision to purchase or that you would like clarified.
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