Stunning stone cottage, set in beautiful gardens with a pool. Elm Cottage is ideally suited for a relaxing family holiday. It is on West Pusehill Farm in the small hamlet of Pusehill where the facilities are shared with 9 other cottages. The cottage is reached from a quiet country lane and there is parking for 2 cars. The cottage is over 150 years and is set around a beautiful garden. The Blue Flag beach at Westward Ho! is within walking distance ( 3/4 of a mile). The cottage is an ideal location for a beach or country holiday. Whether you are looking for a relaxing break by the sea or a more adventurous holiday, our cottage is ideally located to explore North Devon. The cottage has a double bedroom and a twin bedroom, a newly fitted bathroom with a whirlpool bath with shower over, a galley style kitchen with dining area and a living room with a real flame electric optimist 'woodburner' stove. There are electric storage and convector heaters for the chilly days. There are a selection of books and games for those cost evenings and a new 32inch LCD TV with a DVD player. The cottage was converted from farm outbuildings some time ago. It has been completely upgraded in the spring of 2011 and provides warm, cosy, comfortable stylish accommodation. All the furnishings are new and we provide bedlinen and towels. There is a children's play area which you can see from the kitchen and a barbecue area with picnic benches. There are farm animals including chickens, geese, a sheep and a goat which the children can help feed. There is a 40 ft outdoor swimming pool which is heated from May to September. The pool is in a secure area and can only be accessed with a security code. There are some sun-loungers around the pool. There is a shared laundry room with washing machines and tumble dryer and an area in the garden for hanging out washing. The cottage is ideally located for many local attractions for all ages. Key Features Near Golf, Near Beach, Child Friendly, Professionally Decorated, Wheelchair Accessible, Single Level - No Stairs Amenities Child Friendly, Professionally Decorated, Wheelchair Accessible, Single Level - No Stairs, Community Outdoor Heated Pool, Fireplace, Fully Equipped Kitchen, TV/DVD, Microwave, Board Games, Reading Library, Pots and Pans, # of Place Settings, Utensils, Stove, Oven, Refrigerator, Community Washer/Dryer, Garden View, Hardwood Floors, Dining Table Seats, Spa Bath/Jetted Tub, Shower, Hair Dryer, Double Bed, Twin Bed, Fenced Yard, Patio Furniture, Community Charcoal Barbecue, Play Equipment, Golf Discounts Available, Parking Available, Car Recommended, Linens Included, No Telephone, No Smoking, No Pets Allowed Property View Garden View Airport Info Leave M5 at Junction 27 and follow signs on new link road, bypassing Barnstaple to Bideford. Cross new Bideford Bridge (Torridge) proceed to the roundabout. Go straight across on to the Bude/Camelford road. Continue for approx. three quarters of a mile, take first turning on right (Westward Ho!) and after approx. 200 yds. take left hand turn (Kenwith /Abbotsham). Look out for road junction sign on left hand side, immediately after, turn sharp right up Pusehill. Continue for approx. one third of a mile, West Pusehill is on the left. Some sat navs will try to take you on alternative routes which are often tiny lanes where you are likely to encounter farm vehicles so we would recommend that you follow these directions. Payment Policy All rates are in GBP. Prices include use of the swimming pool (heated May to September) all Bed Linen, towels and tea towels. Electricity is payable by meter in the cottage. For stays of 4 nights or less please contact us for a price. Booking dates are generally Saturday to Saturday but we can sometimes be flexible with this depending in non peak periods and other bookings. If you would like to book please contact us by e-mail, we will then send you a booking form and will hold the dates for 5 days until we receive the completed booking form. A security deposit of £150 is payable on booking which is returnable after your stay subject to satisfactory inspection of the cottage by our local agent. The cost of the holiday is payable in full 6 weeks before the start date of your stay. All bookings are subject to terms and conditions which are sent with the booking form. Cancellation Policy Providing the owners receive written notice of cancellation not less than 6 weeks prior to the actual booking date, the signatory will not be liable to pay the full balance. It is the responsibility of the signatory to ensure that the signed cancellation letter reaches the owner. Email cancellations are not acceptable. The reservation deposit will be forfeited. If the cancellation is received after 6 weeks prior to the start of the holiday the signatory is liable to pay the full balance of the final invoice. If the owner is successful in re letting the property for all or part of the reservation period, the full balance or the part balance of the final invoice will be refunded. The owners reserve the right to cancel any bookings providing written notice is given and any balance paid refunded. In the unlikely event that circumstances beyond our control, necessitate cancellation of the booking, we will refund any monies paid to the party leader. (Without interest, compensation or consequential loss of any kind). Rules Rates are subjected to change without prior notice. No Pets allowed and strictly No Smoking at all in the cottage. Pool rules and displayed in the cottage and must be observed at all times. Please ensure all rubbish is put in the bins provided and please recycle as much as possible. http://www.arkadia.com/dkon-t48983/
Nampara is located close to the centre of the old village of Bishopsteignton, which is a predominately south facing village overlooking the tidal estuary of the River Teign between the costal town of Teignmouth and the market town of Newton Abbot. The village has a post office, general store, chemist, two pubs, small hotel, a primary school, four churches and an estate agent. More extensive business facilities can be found in Newton Abbot or the county town and Cathedral City of Exeter 12 miles distant. The coastal town of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb, sandy beach and nearby golf course. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the UK, whilst Exeter Airport serves a growing list of destinations. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. The accommodation comprises: Half glazed wooden front door to: Entrance Hall: Wood laminate floor, walk in under stairs cupboard with lighting and shelving. Small cupboard adjacent to front door housing electric and gas meters. Radiator. Principle doors leading to Bedroom One: 3.94m x 2.87m (13’4 x 9’5) Double aspect PVCu double glazed windows with view over the rear courtyard. Modern range of fitted wardrobes with bridge cupboards over bed. Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Bedroom Two: 3.94m x 2.87m (13’4 x 9’5) Double aspect double glazed windows. Modern range of fitted wardrobes. Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Shower room: 2.26m x 1.6m (7’4 x 4’4) A fully tiled luxury suite having chrome fittings comprising of pedestal washbasin with illuminated mirror, close-coupled toilet and corner shower cubicle with power shower. Designer style towel rail, Tiled floor. Extractor fan unit and inset ceiling spot lights. Double glazed PVCu window to rear elevation. Wooden turning staircase to half landing, sliding patio door opening to the side of the property providing access to the rear courtyard and to front of property. Storage cupboard containing gas boiler. Staircase rises to landing, airing cupboard, principal doors leading to: Lounge: 4.27m x 3.93m (14’4 x 12’4) A light and airy double aspect room enjoying the afternoon sunshine. Wooden polished floors, dual wall lights, modern fireplace. Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Dining room: 3.93m x 3.00m (10’2 x 9’3) Double aspect PVCu double glazed windows, with view towards St Johns Church and the Teign estuary. Wooden polished floors, Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Kitchen: Quality fully fitted wall and base units with integrated cooker, gas hob and extractor. Under worktop space for fridge and plumbing for dishwasher or washing machine. Laminate floor, radiator. Double aspect PVCu windows, inset ceiling spot lights. Outside: Front Garden: The wooden entrance gate separates a long tarmac driveway with turning area /parking for several vehicles, caravan or boat from a further parking space adjacent to the road. The drive area is bordered by shrubs and hedging. Rear Garden: This has been created as an attractive low maintenance rear courtyard with a pond and mature shrubs. The position of the courtyard offers the afternoon sunshine (when available). Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property, telephone or kindly email us:
Beautifully Restored Country House Parkland Like Gardens And Grounds Of About 7.5 Acres Extensive Accommodation Over 3 Floors Fine Period Features Magnificent Feature Kitchen/Living/Family Room 5 Large Double Bedrooms Including Master Suite With Dressing And Bathroom, A Further 2 With Ensuite Bath/Shower Rooms 4 Additional Attic Bedrooms And Bathroom 4 Reception Rooms Plus Study, Library, Wine Store And Orangery 5 Holiday Cottages/Flats Playroom And Outdoor Swimming Pool Hard Tennis Court Tranquil Rural Setting Close To The North Devon Coast Enjoying a wonderful situation about 5 miles south west of the ancient port and market town of Bideford, Foxdown Manor is a magnificent restored country house affording considerable privacy and seclusion and set within its own parkland like gardens and grounds which amount to approximately 7.5 acres. The house is set well back from the road and is approached over its own long winding drive. In addition to the main house the property includes 5 holiday letting units together with additional facilities including swimming pool, playroom and tennis court. Foxdown Manor dates from the mid 19th Century and is understood to have been built for a merchant with trading connections in Bideford. In recent years it has been used as a country house hotel but the present owners have restored it to a fine family home, having carried out extensive renovations including the 5 holiday letting cottages/flats which are the result of conversion of the former outbuildings grouped around a most attractive courtyard setting. The renovation works have been carried out to an exacting standard with a high specification throughout. Many of the period features have been retained including attractive plaster mouldings, oak floors, panelled doors, period fireplaces and some particularly fine stone mullioned windows with leaded lights and stained glass. The principle accommodation is arranged over 2 floors but with additional accommodation to the second floor. On the ground floor an impressive entrance hall provides access to the reception rooms which include sitting room, dining room, drawing room and morning room. In addition there is a study/office and at the west end of the house an orangery/conservatory. A particular feature is the magnificent kitchen/living/breakfast room almost 40ft long with high vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers. It is particularly well equipped, is most attractively laid out and includes a multi-fuel Aga. French doors open onto and give access to the gravelled courtyard with further access to an enclosed internal courtyard. In addition the ground floor accommodation includes a utility/laundry room and cloakroom. A fine staircase via a half landing backed by an impressive stained glass window gives access to the first floor accommodation which includes a master bedroom suite of bedroom, fitted dressing room and a particularly well appointed bathroom. Adjoining is a guest bedroom with ensuite bathroom plus 2 further bedrooms (1 with ensuite shower room) a family bathroom and a fifth bedroom/dressing room/nursery. A staircase gives access to the second floor where there are 4 further bedrooms and a bathroom. The second floor landing also provides access to a large attic area suitable for conversion to additional accommodation if required and subject to any necessary planning/building regulation consents. Foxdown Manor is approached over its own sweeping drive which gives access to the side of the house where there is ample forecourt parking. At the foot of the drive there is a separate access for the cottages and guest parking area. To the front of the house, on the southern side is a wide gravelled terrace providing an ideal outside eating area, beyond which the gardens slope down to the valley of the River Yeo. The gardens and grounds which extend to approximately 7.5 acres surround Foxdown Manor and afford considerable privacy and seclusion. There is a wide variety of mature tress and specimen shrubs and a flowing stream is traversed by 3 small bridges. The gardens include a large level lawn and a traditional rose garden. In addition there is a pony paddock. The Holiday Cottages These have been expertly created by way of conversion of the outbuilding and are arranged as follows: Drake A single storey unit accommodating 7 and comprising living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Raleigh A 2 storey cottage accommodating 4 and comprising living, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Alladyce A single storey cottage accommodating 2 and comprising living room with kitchen area, bedroom and ensuite bathroom. Frobisher A ground floor apartment accommodating 5 and comprising living room with kitchen area, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. Gilbert A first floor apartment accommodating 5 and comprising living room with kitchen area, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom Additional facilities include a building housing, Jacuzzi room, sauna and plant room for the open air swimming pool. On the west side of the cottages is the hard tennis court. The holiday letting business The owners run a holiday letting business for the 5 cottage/apartment units via their own website. The main house has excellent potential to further develop this business for Country House weekends etc. Trading figures can be made available by arrangement. Location Foxdown Manor lies about 5 miles south west of the ancient port and market town of Bideford about 1.5 miles south of the rugged North Devon coast at Peppercombe. The pretty villages of Bucksmills and Clovelly on the coast are nearby and the A39 within half a mile provides a good route east to Bideford and Barnstaple beyond and west towards Cornwall. Bideford is a pretty market town and port straddling the banks of the River Torridge, close to its confluence with the River Taw. Nearby is the popular fishing village of Appledore with its maze of narrow streets and popular galleries, restaurants and Inns. At Bideford access is gained to the A39 (North Devon Link Road) which links with the A361 at Barnstaple and provides a fast route to the M5 motorway at junction 27 (Tiverton) about 40 miles away. There also is Tiverton Parkway mainline railway station (London Paddington 2 hour's approx). Within easy motoring distance of Foxdown is the popular sandy surfing beach at Westward Ho!, backed by the famous pebble ridge, whilst a little further afield across the estuary are the beaches of Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay and Woolacombe. For golfers there are a variety of courses but most notably that of the Royal North Devon Club at Westward Ho!, reputedly the oldest club in England playing on the original course and the 2 Championship Links courses at Saunton Sands. Sailing is available on the coastal waters and Instow on the banks of the Torridge is home to the North Devon Yacht Club. Exeter the Cathedral city and county town with its international airport is about 50 miles away. Agents Note - Additional Land We are advised by the vendor that additional adjoining grazing land in separate ownership may be available by separate negotiation. Please enquire for more details. Council Tax Band G - Torridge District Council The holiday cottages are commercially rated - Please enquire for details. Services Mains water and electricity are supplied. Oil fired central heating is installed and drainage is to a septic tank. The Aga is fuelled by LPG. Viewing arrangement Strictly by appointment with sole selling Lifestyle Activities Marina Fishing City Beach Rural Art Galleries Coastal Town Village Parkland Amenities and Services Swimming Pool Tennis Court Parking Laundry Train Station Property Characteristics Detatched Conversion 2 Storey Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Central Heating Cloakroom Conservatory Courtyard Dining Room Ensuite French Doors Jacuzzi Library Lobby Outbuilding Period Features Sauna Septic Tank Study Wooden Floors Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t934732/
Situation The coastal town and working port of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb sandy beach, award winning children’s play area and the nearby golf courses. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. This picturesque town has a Victorian Pier and a wide selection of bars and restaurants from where to sit and enjoy the ever-changing estuary and coastal scenery. There is a good range of shops and social facilities to suit most needs. The market town of Newton Abbot is 5 miles away and the county town, cathedral city of Exeter is 14 miles distant. Dartmoor National Park is some 20 minutes away. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the country. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. The Property Front door to the side of the property (when viewed from the road) opens into: Hall: Doors to: Lounge: Dual aspect room with window to front aspect and to side. Stripped wood floor. Feature wall hung electric living flame effect fire. Coving. Television point. Radiator. Master Bedroom: Window to rear. Radiator. Bedroom Two: Window to rear. Radiator. Shower Room: Obscure-glazed window to side aspect. Modern white suite with low level toilet, pedestal wash hand basin and corner shower enclosure with electric shower. Kitchen/Diner: Dual aspect with window to front and to side with open views through glazed Utility. Range of modern wall and base units. Modern one and a half bowl sink unit with mixer tap. Inset gas hob. Eye-level double oven. Tiled splashbacks. Space for under-unit fridge. Space for table and chairs. Built-in cupboards. Door to: Utility: Door to side of property. Outside To the front of the bungalow is a substantial area laid to tarmac and edged with a low brick wall. The tarmac extends along the side of the house to the single garage at the rear. Beside the garage is a paved patio area with brick barbecue. An area of lawn with a couple of trees and a further area of tarmac make this an easy to manage plot. Agents Note: The property has gas central heating. Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8 to 8, any day! Find us at the "smartest place for property" - 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, TQ14 8AL or email us: Lifestyle Activities Marina City Golf Beach Rural Coastal Town Village Watersports Amenities and Services Schools Shops Property Characteristics Victorian Property Features Central Heating Garage Views Wooden Floors Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Barbecue Cooker Fridge Shower Television Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1241858/
A rare opportunity to acquire a newly built detached residence which enjoys magnificent views across Plymouth Sound, towards Drakes Island and Staddon Heights. The property occupies a beautiful position within the idyllic waterside hamlet of Cremyll which is within walking distance of Mount Edgcumbe Estate which comprises 865 acres of Country Park, a popular Public House/restaurant and passenger ferry to Plymouth City Centre with frequent crossings, and within easy reach of local beaches. The developer has sympathetically used natural materials including slate tiled roof, natural stone, part-slate hung elevations, oak balustraded staircase and doors, as well as laminate flooring on the ground floor, electric under-floor heating and radiators, feature windows and skylights to create light and airy living space. The accommodation, on the ground floor, comprises a triple aspect open plan living room with fabulous views, open fire and laminate flooring with under-floor heating, a dining area and a quality fitted kitchen with cream units, 'granite' work surfaces, integrated fridge, washer dryer, dishwasher, oven, hob and cookerhood, and there is a also a luxuriously appointed shower room with hand basin and w.c. On the first floor there are two bedrooms (both with part-sloping ceilings), the master bedroom enjoys stunning views across Plymouth Sound, towards Drakes Island and Staddon Heights, and a family bathroom with hand basin, w.c., bath and attractive tiling. Externally there is a gravelled frontage which could be used as off-road parking, a raised decked patio area and a rear courtyard. AGENTS NOTE This property is being offered with no onward chain and a quick completion is available. GROUND FLOOR LIVING ROOM AREA 5.56m(18'3'') x 3.71m(12'2'') KITCHEN/DINER AREA 6.68m(21'11'') x 3.84m(12'7'') SHOWER ROOM FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM NO.1 5.28m(17'4'') x 3.71m(12'2'') BEDROOM NO.2 5.23m(17'2'') x 2.54m(8'4'') EAVES STORAGE BATHROOM OUTSIDE GRAVELLED FRONTAGE With potential off-road parking space. REAR COURTYARD Lifestyle Activities City Rural Hiking Lake Mountain Village Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Newly Built Storage Ground Floor 1st Floor Property Features Attic Courtyard Fitted Kitchen Underfloor Heating Views Wooden Floors Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1180981/
LOCATION Filleigh INTRODUCTION Bridge House offers the opportunity to purchase a large seven-bedroom Victorian property in Filleigh with the added benefit of numerous sheds and outbuildings and a large garden. The property is solidly built of red brick and stone under a tiled roof and has been refurbished by the current owners to include a newly fitted kitchen and redecoration and new floor coverings throughout. The house has oil-fired central heating with radiators in all rooms on the ground and first floor and has secondary or full double glazing to the front windows. Properties in Filleigh are highly sought-after with few coming on the open market and most of the housing stock being owned by the Castle Hill Estate. Bridge House is situated in the heart of the Estate which is centred on the village of Filleigh, just north of South Molton, and enjoys the benefit of an Anglican church, junior school and village hall/community centre. The historic market town of South Molton lies about 4 miles to the south east and provides a range of local shopping facilities, Sainsburys, banks and schools. Regular livestock sales are still held together with the charming Pannier Market which bustles with activity on Thursdays and Saturdays. The regional centre of Barnstaple is 7 miles to the west and has a more extensive range of shopping facilities and supermarkets and is noted for its weekly Pannier Market and Butchers Row. Exmoor National Park offers excellent riding and walking facilities and is within easy motoring distance as is the North Devon coast with its wide sandy beaches at Saunton, Croyde, Putsborough and Woolacombe. There is excellent fishing on the Rivers Taw and Torridge. The excellent shoots at Castle Hill, North Molton and Molland are nearby and sailing is available on the Taw and Torridge estuaries at Instow. Surfing is available at Croyde Bay and Woolacombe. Excellent golfing facilities abound in the district with High Bullen Chittlehamholt, Libbaton High Bickington, the Royal North Devon Golf Club Westward Ho!, founded in 1864 and Saunton Sands. The property is close to the North Devon link road, giving easy access to the M5 at Junction 27 and Tiverton Parkway (with regular rail connections to London Paddington). The International Airport at Bristol is some 70 miles distant and Exeter Airport some 45 miles. West Buckland boarding and day school is within 3 miles of Bridge House with other junior and senior schools available in Filleigh, South Molton and Barnstaple. ACCOMMODATION Front door to HALL: Slate floor. Stairs to first floor. SITTING ROOM: 18'2" (5.54m) x 14'3" (4.34m). Large bay window to front garden. Woodburning stove on slate hearth. Shelved alcove. Door to open-fronted Garage and door to Kitchen. DINING ROOM: 14'1" (4.29m) x 14'0" (4.27m). Woodburning stove on tiled hearth. Cupboard in alcove. Large understairs cupboard with light. Door to KITCHEN: 18'8" (5.69m) x 8'8" (2.64m). Newly-fitted with matching cream-fronted base and wall units with wood-effect worktops over. Belfast-type sink with mixer tap. Space for dishwasher. Creda electric oven and hob. Tiled floor. STUDY: 9'7" (2.92m) x 8'0" (2.44m). Laminate floor. From Kitchen, glazed door to UTILITY ROOM: 8'10" (2.69m) x 5'9" (1.75m). Double drainer stainless steel sink with mixer tap over and storage under. Door to outside and door to BOOT ROOM: 11'9" (3.58m) x 7'8" (2.34m). Built-in shelves. Door to WC: 11'10" (3.61m) x 5'9" (1.75m). Wc. Space for tumble dryer, fridge / freezer etc. From the Hall, stairs to First Floor Landing: BEDROOM 1: 16'6" (5.03m) x 10'10" (3.30m). Victorian fireplace. Window to front aspect. BEDROOM 2: 15'3" (4.65m) x 11'5" (3.48m). Victorian fireplace. Window to front aspect. BEDROOM 3: 11'10" (3.61m) x 9'7" (2.92m). Built-in cupboards and wardrobe. Window to rear. Loft hatch. BEDROOM 4: 9'6" (2.90m) x 8'9" (2.67m). BEDROOM 5: 13'1" (3.99m) max x 10'2" (3.10m). Built-in wardrobe. Understairs cupboard. SEPARATE WC: 6'4" (1.93m) x 2'11" (0.89m). BATHROOM: 7'1" (2.16m) x 6'4" (1.93m). Panelled bath with double-headed shower over. Vanity basin. Wall heater. Stairs to BEDROOM 6: 18'8" (5.69m) x 16'5" (5.00m). BEDROOM 7: 16'5" (5.00m) x 13'10" (4.22m). Both bedrooms forming a very attractive loft space with potential for guest suite etc. OUTSIDE: To the front of the house is a pretty, enclosed FRONT GARDEN with concrete paths and edged flower beds. To the side of the house is an OPEN-FRONTED SINGLE GARAGE with power and light connected, built-in cupboard and door to the Living Room. To the rear of the house is a wooden gate opening onto a concrete YARD, leading to the back door. SHED, 12'0" (3.66m) x 6'7" (2.01m), built of stone with a tiled roof and slate slab floor with Trianco Eurostar oil-fired boiler and built-in shelves. GARAGE/WORKSHOP, 25'6" (7.77m) max x 14'11" (4.55m), brick-built with tiled roof and concrete floor with double wooden doors and pedestrian door to the lane, light and power, built-in workbench and door to yard. From the first yard, steps lead through a wooden gate to REAR GARDEN. Concreted area with oil tank and outside tap. Former SHIPPON, approx 19'0" (5.79m) x 12'10" (3.91m) built of brick with tiled roof and concrete floor, open to the rafters. The REAR GARDEN is about 33m (108'3) long and is laid mainly to lawn with several mature apple trees and vehicular access via a double 5-bar wooden gate. Lifestyle Activities Equestrian Fishing Golf Coastal Hiking Historic Sites Town Village Hills Amenities and Services Schools Property Characteristics Renovated Storage Victorian 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Double Glazing Fireplace Fitted Kitchen Garage Outbuilding Shed Wood Stove Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1040607/
This spacious and renovated five bedroom home offers wonderful panoramic sea views and plenty of outside space. Your own private access to the beach within a unique boat house and a large sunny balcony. Torpoint Ferry 9 miles, Plymouth City Centre 12 miles, Kingsand Beach adjacent to the property (distances approximate) Situation And Description The villages of Kingsand and Cawsand are situated within a Historic Conservation Area and designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with unspoilt clean beaches. The former fishing villages have remained completely unspoilt with a maze of narrow streets and pretty cottages. This is a thriving community with excellent local pubs, restaurants, tea rooms, shops and churches. The magnificent coastline of the Rame Peninsula and Edgcumbe House and Park are all within easy walking distance. Also nearby are the renowned beaches of Whitsand Bay with its fine golden sand, excellent swimming and surfing facilities. The city of Plymouth is easily reached via the Torpoint ferry or the Tamar Bridge. The Cremyll Ferry, a regular foot-passenger service, runs from Plymouth to Mount Edgcumbe with a second ferry running during the summer months from the Barbican in Plymouth to Cawsand Beach. Set in the heart of the village, 1 Garrett St is a substantial 5 bedroom home with beautiful views overlooking Kingsand/Cawsand Bay and out to sea. Unusual in the fact that it has its own Boat House with access to the beach, making this an ideal home for boat enthusiasts or anyone who enjoys water activities etc. Built in the 1800's the current owner has renovated the property to accommodate modern day living while keeping its charm and character. The Accommodation comprises:- Front door with step down leads to:- Dining Room Large feature stone fireplace. Key pad for alarm with sensors. 2 bay windows. Fitted shelving. Radiator. Wooden open tread staircase rising to first floor. Built in cupboard. Smoke detector. Two steps down to:- Sitting Room Open fireplace with slate hearth, oak mantel over. 2 fitted wall lights with dimmer switches. Window overlooking rear courtyard. Door to outside. Radiator. Smoke detector, light, brushed steel dimmer switches. Steps down to:- Kitchen Range of wall and base units fitted on three walls, tiled splash back. Roll edge work surfaces. Necht fitted oven and grill and Scotts Ceran halogen hob. Stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Integrated fridge and freezer. Integrated washing machine Built in dishwasher. 2 windows with views over the large courtyard and towards the Boat House. Ceramic tiled floors. Large storage and airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and pressurized unit. Ceiling spotlights. Worcester oil fired boiler. Door and window to courtyard. Brushed stainless steel switches. First Floor Landing Controls for underfloor heating. Brushed stainless steel extractor fan switch. Master Bedroom Two windows with deep sills overlooking courtyard and a door to original 18th century steps leading to the court yard. Double hard wood patio doors leading to the timber decked balcony with views out to sea. Steps leading to Courtyard. Radiator. Brushed stainless steel sockets and switches. Alarm sensor. Door to En Suite Bathroom White bathroom suite comprising bath with shower over and glazed shower screen. WC. Vanity hand basin with units below. Stainless steel heated towel rail. Ceramic tiled floor with under floor heating. Fully tiled walls. Spotlights. Extractor fan. Bedroom 2 Original cast iron fireplace with ornate surround. Original decorative ceiling. Original fitted shelving with storage cupboard beneath. Two large picture windows, one with far reaching views out to sea, Radiator. Brushed stainless steel switches and sockets. Bedroom 5/Dressing Room Fitted with a range of wardrobes with interior lights, dressing table with mirror and lights above and shoe cupboard, all with soft-close doors. Large fitted mirror. Window with views to front elevation. Radiator. Bathroom Double shower cubicle with glazed doors. Hand basin with units and drawers beneath. Mirror with spotlights above. WC. Bath with mixer taps. Stainless steel heated towel rail. Fully tiled walls. Under Floor heating. Extractor fan. Ceiling spotlights and skylight allowing natural light into the bathroom. Second Floor Landing Velux window above stairwell allowing light to flood into the top hallway. Original panelled walls. Bedroom 3 Double bedroom with original fitted shelving. Original cast iron fireplace. Windows, one with views out to sea. Radiator. Brushed stainless steel sockets. Access to fully boarded roof space with ladder and light. Bedroom 4 Fitted wardrobe. Original cast iron fireplace (boarded). Brushed stainless steel sockets. Radiator. Window. Spotlights. Cloakroom Hand basin, WC. Fitted towel rail. Storage cupboard. Ceramic tiled floor. Services Mains electricity, drainage and water. Oil fired central heating. Courtyard Large Boat House with private access through a large wooden door to the beach. Council Tax The property is currently Band E. Local Authority Cornwall Council, Luxstowe House, Greenbank Road, Liskeard PL14 3DZ. Telephone: . Post Code PL10 1PD. Fixtures And Fittings All items in the written text of these particulars are included in the sale. All others are expressly excluded regardless of inclusion in any photographs. Purchasers must satisfy themselves that any equipment included in the sale of the property is in satisfactory order. Tenure The property is freehold. Viewing Very strictly by appointment only through Marchand Petit (Rame office). Tel Declaration Please note that the vendors of this property are 'connected persons', as defined in Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act, to a member of Marchand Petit staff. Directions From the Torpoint Ferry follow the A374 to Antony. Take the B3247 to Millbrook. Follow the signs to Kingsand/Cawsand. Take the turning left into Kingsand. Follow the road through the village and the car park is at the bottom of the road on the right. Park in the car park and then proceed by foot past the Halfway pub on your right and 1 Garret Street can be found opposite the pub. Important Notice 1. These particulars are for guidance only. They are prepared and issued in good faith and are intended to give a fair description of the property, but do not constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. Any description or information given should not be relied on as a statement or representation of fact that the property or its services are in good condition. Neither Marchand Petit, nor any of its employees, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. 3. The photographs show only certain parts and aspects of the property at the time they were taken. Any areas, measurements or distances given are approximate only. 4. Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the property is not a statement that any regulations or other consent has been obtained. These matters must be verified by any intending purchaser. 5. Descriptions of a property are inevitably subjective, and the descriptions contained herein are used in good faith as an opinion and not by way of statement of fact. If any points of particular importance need clarifying before viewing, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Lifestyle Activities Fishing City Beach Coastal Hiking Historic Sites Mountain Village Amenities and Services Shops Property Characteristics Freehold Conservation Area Renovated Storage Sea View 1st Floor Property Features Balcony Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Courtyard Ensuite Fireplace Outside Space Underfloor Heating Views Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Alarm Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1329743/
Newly built in 2011 this individually designed detached property is located within the pretty waterside hamlet of Cremyll. Beautiful sea views across to Drakes Island and Plymouth Sound. Full of stylish fittings which include an open fire, under-floor heating, feature windows and many more, making this a property with the WOW factor. 13 miles from Plymouth City Centre via the Torpoint Ferry or a 5 minute crossing on the foot ferry to Stonehouse where there is a regular bus service to the City Centre. SITUATION AND DESCRIPTION A rare opportunity to acquire a newly built detached residence which enjoys magnificent views across Plymouth Sound towards Drakes Island and Staddon Heights. The property occupies a beautiful position within the idyllic waterside hamlet of Cremyll which is within walking distance of Mount Edgumbe Estate which comprises 865 acres of Country Park, a popular Public House/Restaurant and passenger ferry to Plymouth City Centre with frequent crossings and within easy reach of local beaches. The developer has sympathetically used natural materials including slate tiled roof, natural stone, part-slate hung elevations, oak balustraded staircase and doors, as well as laminate flooring on the ground floor, electric under-floor heating and radiators, feature windows and skylights to create light and airy living space. OPEN PLAN LIVING ROOM Triple aspect with fabulous views, open fire with marble surround and granite hearth and laminate flooring with under-floor heating. Dining area. KITCHEN Quality fitted kitchen with cream units, 'granite' work surfaces, integrated fridge, washer dryer, dishwasher, oven, hob and cookerhood. SHOWER ROOM Luxuriously appointed with hand basin and WC. FIRST FLOOR MASTER BEDROOM With stunning views across Plymouth Sound towards Drakes Island and Staddon Heights. Part sloping ceiling. BEDROOM 2 Part sloping ceiling. FAMILY BATHROOM Hand basin, WC, bath and attractive tiling. OUTSIDE Externally there is a gravelled frontage providing off-road parking, a raised decked patio area and a rear courtyard. AGENTS' NOTE This property is being offered with no onward chain and a quick completion is available. SERVICES Mains electricity, water and drainage. Electric boiler providing under-floor heating on the ground floor and radiators on the first floor. COUNCIL TAX Not yet assessed LOCAL AUTHORITY Cornwall Council, Luxstowe House, Greenbank Road, Liskeard PL14 3DZ. Telephone: . POST CODE PL10 1HX FIXTURES AND FITTINGS All items in the written text of these particulars are included in the sale. All others are expressly excluded regardless of inclusion in any photographs. Purchasers must satisfy themselves that any equipment included in the sale of the property is in satisfactory order. TENURE Freehold VIEWING Strictly by appointment only through Marchand Petit (Rame office). Tel . DIRECTIONS From the Torpoint Ferry, take the A374 to Antony. Take the B3247 to Millbrook, go through the village and continue on to Kingsand/Cawsand. Carry on past the left hand turning to Kingsand/Cawsand and follow the signs for Mt Edgcumbe. Cremyll is signed and Seascape can be found on your left as you turn the corner opposite the ferry boarding area. You will see a wall with a turning just before the bus stop and Seascape can be found on the right hand side of the entrance. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1. These particulars are for guidance only. They are prepared and issued in good faith and are intended to give a fair description of the property, but do not constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. Any description or information given should not be relied on as a statement or representation of fact that the property or its services are in good condition. Neither Marchand Petit, nor any of its employees, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. 3. The photographs show only certain parts and aspects of the property at the time they were taken. Any areas, measurements or distances given are approximate only. 4. Any reference to alterations to, or use of, any part of the property is not a statement that any regulations or other consent has been obtained. These matters must be verified by any intending purchaser. 5. Descriptions of a property are inevitably subjective, and the descriptions contained herein are used in good faith as an opinion and not by way of statement of fact. If any points of particular importance need clarifying before viewing, please do not hesitate to contact our office. Lifestyle Activities City Rural Hiking Lake Mountain Village Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Newly Built Sea View Ground Floor 1st Floor Property Features Attic Central Heating Courtyard Fitted Kitchen Underfloor Heating Views Wooden Floors Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower Toilet. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1150394/
Beautifully Restored Grade Ii Listed Farmhouse Separate Cottage Annexe With 2 Bedrooms Sumptuously Appointed Barn Conversion For Holiday Letting Gardens And Grounds Extending To Approximately 9 Acres Planning Permission For Further 2 Bedroom Cottage Glorious Countryside Location With Southerly Views Well Placed For Access To South Molton North Devon Link Road Within A Few Minutes Drive Large Pole Barn Ideal For Storage Higher Beers Farm is a tastefully restored detached farmhouse with two beautifully converted holiday barns and planning consent for a further 2 bedroom holiday cottage, small lake, games room and gardens and grounds extendint to approximately 9 Acres. The property enjoys a south facing position with delightful views of the surrounding countryside and within a few minutes walk of the picturesque Taw Valley. The property is approached over its own driveway leading to the main farmhouse with the two holiday cottages situated on either side. The traditional farm building is to the east of the farmhouse and provides ample room for garaging and storage facilities. Higher Beers Farm is believed to date back to the 1620's and comprises two inglenook fireplaces situated in the sitting room and breakfast room together with a particularly attractive beamed ceiling in the breakfast room. The property is mainly built of stone with some cob under a slate roof and the property has recently been renovated to a very high stanard with new timber double glazed windows throughout, new electrics, plumbing central heating, flooring and ceilings where necessary. The benefit of the holiday cottages and planning consent for a further detached holiday cottage gives enormous potential for an extremely comfortable income. Higher Beers Farm is located within 1.5 miles of the village of Chittlehamholt with its Post Office, shop, public house and High Bullen Hotel and Country Club which offers an 18 hole golf course and excellent leisure facilities. South Molton is situated within 5 miles and offers a wider range of facilities whilst the market town of Barnstaple is some 12 miles distance. The A361 North Devon Link Road provides easy access to Exeter and the M5 motorway whilst the railway station at Umberleigh North Devon is noted for its dramatic coastline with its high cliffs and sandy beaches with some of the best surfing beaches of the UK being at Croyde, Woolacombe, Putsborough and Saunton. There are numerous golf courses in the area including the Royal North Devon Golf Course at Westward Ho! and the Saunton Sands Golf Club at Saunton. Accommodation Higher Beers Farmhouse Fully enclosed Porch 12'2" x 4'6" (3.7m x 1.37m). with tiled floor Reception Room 16'5" x 18' (5m x 5.49m). to understairs area Sitting Room 15' x 17'6" (4.57m x 5.33m). with timber floor, fireplace with wood burning stove Breakfast Room 13'7" x 12'4" (4.14m x 3.76m). with slate tiled floor and oil fired Aga Kitchen 16'2" x 8'3" (4.93m x 2.51m). with quarry tiled floor and attractive range of Shaker style units Utility Room 15' x 6'10" (4.57m x 2.08m). with slate tiled floor Stairs to first floor landing Master Bedroom 13'1" x 11'8" (3.99m x 3.56m). Ensuite Shower Room well equipped with white suite of wide shower cubicle with low level Wc, pedestal wash hand basin Bedroom 2 13'6" x 12'10" (4.11m x 3.91m). Bedroom 3 14'6"x 11'9" (4.42mx 3.58m). Bedroom 4 17'2" x 8'4" (5.23m x 2.54m). Family Bathroom 13'3" (4.04m) x 9'4" (2.84m) L shaped. well equipped with white suite of panelled bath, shower over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin Annexe - Rosewood Cottage with attractive gravelled courtyard and accommodation comprising Porch Sitting Room 14'6" x 12'3" (4.42m x 3.73m). Kitchen Area with range of units and fittings Bedroom 1 10'7" x 10' (3.23m x 3.05m). Bedroom 2 11'7" x 10'10" (3.53m x 3.3m). Shower Room with shower cubicle, low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin To the other side of the farmhouse is Lakeside A most sumptuous barn conversion well equipped for holiday letting and comprising Open Plan Ground Floor Kitchen/Dining space 21'8" x 18'6" (6.6m x 5.64m). fabulously appointed to a very high standard Ground floor Bedroom 1 13'1" x 10'10" (3.99m x 3.3m). Ensuite Shower Room well equipped with wide shower cubicle, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with fully tiled walls Ground Floor Bedroom 2 11' (3.35m) x 8'9" (2.67m) plus door recess. Bathroom fully tiled with panelled bath with shower over, low level WC, towel rail/radiator From the Ground Floor stairs lead to first floor with fabulous open gallery and living space 32' overall x 17'2 Master Bedroom 16'9" x 13'4" (5.1m x 4.06m). Ensuite Shower Room fully tiled with wide shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC Outside Lakeside enjoys a private paved patio ideal for outside eating. To the side of the drive is an older mobile home/chalet and planning permission now exists subject to a 106 Agreement to remove and replace with a 2 bedroom holiday cottage. From the lane Higher Beers Farm is approached over its own private drive. There is ample car parking space and to one side a large pole barn about 66' x 64' providing ideal storage, garaging etc. To compliment the cottages is Games Room 28' X 16'6 with a tiled floor. In addition there is an aluminium framed Greenhouse Polytunnel and attractive gardens. Also, 2 Paddocks, Small Lake and some fabulous far reaching countryside views. In All The Gardens And Grounds Extend To Approximately 9 Acres. Services Private drainage to 2 septic tanks. Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax Farmhouse - Band D Rosewood - Band B Lakeside - Band D Agents Note The contents of Rosewood, Lakeside and the Games Room are available by negotiation From the centre of South Molton proceed along South Street onto the B3226. After about three miles you will pass through the hamlet of Clapworthy Mill. After passing over the River Bray at Clapworthy Mill take the second turning on the right to Warkleigh. Pass through the first crossroads after about one and a half miles and bear left at the next fork. Take the next turning on the left (signposted Satterleigh & Meethe) and Higher Beers Farm is approximately 200 yards along this road on the left hand side. Property Characteristics Detatched. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t876434/
Beautifully Restored Grade Ii Listed Farmhouse Separate Cottage Annexe With 2 Bedrooms Sumptuously Appointed Barn Conversion For Holiday Letting Gardens And Grounds Extending To Approximately 9 Acres Planning Permission For Further 2 Bedroom Cottage Glorious Countryside Location With Southerly Views Well Placed For Access To South Molton North Devon Link Road Within A Few Minutes Drive Large Pole Barn Ideal For Storage Higher Beers Farm is a tastefully restored detached farmhouse with two beautifully converted holiday barns and planning consent for a further 2 bedroom holiday cottage, small lake, games room and gardens and grounds extendint to approximately 9 Acres. The property enjoys a south facing position with delightful views of the surrounding countryside and within a few minutes walk of the picturesque Taw Valley. The property is approached over its own driveway leading to the main farmhouse with the two holiday cottages situated on either side. The traditional farm building is to the east of the farmhouse and provides ample room for garaging and storage facilities. Higher Beers Farm is believed to date back to the 1620's and comprises two inglenook fireplaces situated in the sitting room and breakfast room together with a particularly attractive beamed ceiling in the breakfast room. The property is mainly built of stone with some cob under a slate roof and the property has recently been renovated to a very high stanard with new timber double glazed windows throughout, new electrics, plumbing central heating, flooring and ceilings where necessary. The benefit of the holiday cottages and planning consent for a further detached holiday cottage gives enormous potential for an extremely comfortable income. Higher Beers Farm is located within 1.5 miles of the village of Chittlehamholt with its Post Office, shop, public house and High Bullen Hotel and Country Club which offers an 18 hole golf course and excellent leisure facilities. South Molton is situated within 5 miles and offers a wider range of facilities whilst the market town of Barnstaple is some 12 miles distance. The A361 North Devon Link Road provides easy access to Exeter and the M5 motorway whilst the railway station at Umberleigh North Devon is noted for its dramatic coastline with its high cliffs and sandy beaches with some of the best surfing beaches of the UK being at Croyde, Woolacombe, Putsborough and Saunton. There are numerous golf courses in the area including the Royal North Devon Golf Course at Westward Ho! and the Saunton Sands Golf Club at Saunton. Accommodation Higher Beers Farmhouse Fully enclosed Porch 12'2" x 4'6" (3.7m x 1.37m). with tiled floor Reception Room 16'5" x 18' (5m x 5.49m). to understairs area Sitting Room 15' x 17'6" (4.57m x 5.33m). with timber floor, fireplace with wood burning stove Breakfast Room 13'7" x 12'4" (4.14m x 3.76m). with slate tiled floor and oil fired Aga Kitchen 16'2" x 8'3" (4.93m x 2.51m). with quarry tiled floor and attractive range of Shaker style units Utility Room 15' x 6'10" (4.57m x 2.08m). with slate tiled floor Stairs to first floor landing Master Bedroom 13'1" x 11'8" (3.99m x 3.56m). Ensuite Shower Room well equipped with white suite of wide shower cubicle with low level Wc, pedestal wash hand basin Bedroom 2 13'6" x 12'10" (4.11m x 3.91m). Bedroom 3 14'6"x 11'9" (4.42mx 3.58m). Bedroom 4 17'2" x 8'4" (5.23m x 2.54m). Family Bathroom 13'3" (4.04m) x 9'4" (2.84m) L shaped. well equipped with white suite of panelled bath, shower over, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin Annexe - Rosewood Cottage with attractive gravelled courtyard and accommodation comprising Porch Sitting Room 14'6" x 12'3" (4.42m x 3.73m). Kitchen Area with range of units and fittings Bedroom 1 10'7" x 10' (3.23m x 3.05m). Bedroom 2 11'7" x 10'10" (3.53m x 3.3m). Shower Room with shower cubicle, low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin To the other side of the farmhouse is Lakeside A most sumptuous barn conversion well equipped for holiday letting and comprising Open Plan Ground Floor Kitchen/Dining space 21'8" x 18'6" (6.6m x 5.64m). fabulously appointed to a very high standard Ground floor Bedroom 1 13'1" x 10'10" (3.99m x 3.3m). Ensuite Shower Room well equipped with wide shower cubicle, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with fully tiled walls Ground Floor Bedroom 2 11' (3.35m) x 8'9" (2.67m) plus door recess. Bathroom fully tiled with panelled bath with shower over, low level WC, towel rail/radiator From the Ground Floor stairs lead to first floor with fabulous open gallery and living space 32' overall x 17'2 Master Bedroom 16'9" x 13'4" (5.1m x 4.06m). Ensuite Shower Room fully tiled with wide shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC Outside Lakeside enjoys a private paved patio ideal for outside eating. To the side of the drive is an older mobile home/chalet and planning permission now exists subject to a 106 Agreement to remove and replace with a 2 bedroom holiday cottage. From the lane Higher Beers Farm is approached over its own private drive. There is ample car parking space and to one side a large pole barn about 66' x 64' providing ideal storage, garaging etc. To compliment the cottages is Games Room 28' X 16'6 with a tiled floor. In addition there is an aluminium framed Greenhouse Polytunnel and attractive gardens. Also, 2 Paddocks, Small Lake and some fabulous far reaching countryside views. In All The Gardens And Grounds Extend To Approximately 9 Acres. Services Private drainage to 2 septic tanks. Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Council Tax Farmhouse - Band D Rosewood - Band B Lakeside - Band D Agents Note The contents of Rosewood, Lakeside and the Games Room are available by negotiation From the centre of South Molton proceed along South Street onto the B3226. After about three miles you will pass through the hamlet of Clapworthy Mill. After passing over the River Bray at Clapworthy Mill take the second turning on the right to Warkleigh. Pass through the first crossroads after about one and a half miles and bear left at the next fork. Take the next turning on the left (signposted Satterleigh & Meethe) and Higher Beers Farm is approximately 200 yards along this road on the left hand side.
Situation The coastal town and working port of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb sandy beach, award winning children’s play area and the nearby golf courses. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. This picturesque town has a Victorian Pier and a wide selection of bars and restaurants from where to sit and enjoy the ever-changing estuary and coastal scenery. There is a good range of shops and social facilities to suit most needs. The market town of Newton Abbot is 5 miles away and the county town, cathedral city of Exeter is 14 miles distant. Dartmoor National Park is some 20 minutes away. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the country. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. Galloway Drive is situate on the edge of the town close to the valley nature reserve. The Accommodation comprises: A couple of steps rise to the path leading through a wrought iron gate to the multi-paned front door (with outside light over) which opens into: Hall: Dado rail. Two cupboards, both with louvre doors and slatted shelving. Two radiators. Doors to: Lounge: Large square bay window facing slightly east of south with attractive glimpses of The Ness Headland with river entrance and sea beyond above the town and the harbour below and Shaldon climbing the hillside above. Chimney breast with real fire set in a polished slate hearth and back framed by a wooden mantelpiece. Fitted cupboards with bookshelves above. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Kitchen: Window to side of property. Range of light wood wall and base units with glazed display cupboard and laminate roll-edge worktop. Integral one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap over, dishwasher and four burner gas hob above oven and grill. Space for full height fridge/freezer and under unit washing machine with plumbing. Recessed spotlights. Tiled splashbacks. Tiled floor. Bathroom: Patterned glazed window to side of property. White suite comprising low level toilet, pedestal wash hand basin and bath with wood panelling. Period style radiator with built-in towel rail. Tiled walls and floor. Master Bedroom: South-east facing window with lovely glimpse of the Ness Headland, river and sea beyond the town and further glimpse of Shaldon and harbour between the rooftops below across the pretty front garden. Built-in wardrobe with louvre door, hanging rail and shelf above. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Snug/Bedroom Three: Built-in wardrobe with louvre door, hanging rail and shelf above. Patio doors giving views across the pretty back garden and to the hills on the far side of the valley and allowing access to the paved patio. Door to: Small steep staircase up to: Roof Room: Fully clad in pine with recessed spotlights and very restricted headroom. Currently used as a bedroom. Back to the Hall: Part-glazed door to: Dining Room: Cupboard with louvre door and slatted shelving containing Baxi combi boiler. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Wood framed multi-paned single glazed door to: Conservatory: Low walls and tiled floor. Door to Garden. Integral Garage: Power and light. Outside: A gently sloping driveway leads up to the integral garage and provides off-street parking. The front garden slopes up from the road to a more level area in front the master bedroom and is planted with trees, flowering shrubs, roses and bulbs. The path serving the front door leads through a wrought iron gate along the side of the house to the rear garden. To the other side of the house is a wooden panelled gate accessed over a small lawn. The rear garden is a real feature of the property. Directly adjoining the house is a paved patio. A little gate in the low level fencing separates the patio from the garden which comprises two lawns on slightly different levels, various flowerbeds and a profusion of trees, shrubs roses and bulbs within and surrounding the lawns. Mature trees and hedgerows of nearby properties make this a little haven and private (apart from the adjoining house which is set at an oblique angle to the garden). Adjacent to the patio is currently situated a greenhouse. Steps lead down from the patio to a lower paved area on which a shed is located. A wooden door with single-glazed panel opens into the rear of the integral garage. Steps lead up to a wooden door giving access to a small utility/ storage area within the eaves of the house which has standing headroom, shelving, power and light. Agents Notes: All external windows and doors are UPVC double-glazed unless stated otherwise. Gas central heating. Council Tax Band: D Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property. Telephone or kindly email us: Lifestyle Activities Marina City Golf Beach Rural Coastal Town Village Watersports Hills Amenities and Services Parking Schools Shops Property Characteristics East Facing Southeast Facing Storage Victorian Property Features Garden Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Double Glazing Garage Greenhouse Off Street Parking Shed Views Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Telephone Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1328775/
Situation The little town of Dawlish is set in a small valley where the brook known as Dawlish Water reaches the sea. This town became a popular watering hole with the gentry towards the end of the eighteenth century and increased in popularity once the station was built on Brunel’s spectacular atmospheric railway which opened in 1846. Brunel’s embankment, line and tunnels are used to this day by local and intercity trains linking Dawlish with the city and county town of Exeter some ten miles away to the north and Torquay and Plymouth and down to Penzance to the south and west. The town has retained its quintessentially period seaside feel, with a lovely sandy beach and tiny harbour, together with its Bowling Green and bandstand on the green that flanks the brook. It is perhaps the brook itself, home to ducks and geese and other wildfowl including the rare Black swans which gives the town its tranquil and refreshing atmosphere. The town however, is a hub of activity with numerous small shops on either side of the central lawned area and with a comprehensive programme of events and entertainments throughout the summer months. It is therefore not surprising that this popular location was once the haunt of the likes of Charles Dickens and Jane Austen. Architecturally the town has a fine collection of buildings from both the Victorian and Georgian eras when taking the waters became fashionable, as the existing cob cottages were not adequate for the visiting gentry’s needs. Higher Drive is situate close to the coast towards the outskirts of the town in a quiet level residential road. The accommodation comprises: UPVC door with glazed panel opens into: Kitchen Dual aspect room with main window looking across the rear garden and window to side with sea glimpse. Modern range of beech effect base and wall units with dark granite effect roll edged work surfaces. Space for cooker, washing machine and under counter fridge and freezer. Wall mounted gas combi boiler providing domestic heating and hot water. Coved ceiling. Extractor vent., Tiled splashbacks. Laminate flooring. Glass paned door into: Lounge / Diner: 24'1 x 12'5 (7.34m x 3.78m) narrowing to 9'1 (2.9m). Coved ceiling. This 'L' shaped open plan living area comprises: Dining Area: 12'11 x 9'1 (3.93m x 2.77m). Window to side aspect. Radiator. Laminate flooring continued from Kitchen. Lounge: 12'5 x 10'11 (3.78m x 3.32m). Dual aspect with a bay window to the front overlooking the secluded front garden and a window to side aspect. Television aerial point. Telephone socket. Radiator. Carpet. Panelled wood door with glass inserts to: Inner Hallway Coved ceiling. Central heating thermostat. Hatch to Loft with loft ladder space. Loft is part boarded with light. Large cupboard with slatted shelving. Bedroom One: 14'10 x 11'9 (4.52m x 3.58m) (max) Comprises main area with square archway through to recess with recessed spotlights, fitted wardrobe and window overlooking front garden. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Bedroom Two: 11'9 x 9'2 (3.58m x 2.79m). Window looking across rear garden. Built in single wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Bathroom Contemporary white suite comprising panelled bath with Mira electric shower above, pedestal sink and low level toilet. Part tiled walls. Stainless steel 'ladder' style heated towel rail. Obscure-glazed window to rear. Tiled terracotta floor. Rear Garden Approximately 65 feet long and primarily laid to lawn with mature shrubs along one edge and a central circular bed. To the far end of the garden adjoining the garage is a area of decking approximately 16' x 14' separated from the garden by balustrading. A wide concrete drive to one side leads to: Garage: 18' x 12' (5.48m x 3.65m). One and half width garage. Two side windows looking onto garden. Shelving. Light and power. Metal up and over door. Courtesy door to side. Agents Notes: All windows in the bungalow are white UPVC double-glazed. Gas central heating throughout. Council Tax Band: C Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property Lifestyle Activities Marina City Beach Coastal Town Village Amenities and Services Shops Property Characteristics Georgian Victorian Property Features Garden Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Deck Double Glazing Garage Wooden Floors Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1004100/
A four bedroom four bathroom three reception room mid terrace house with the accommodation arranged over three floors, to include courtyard gardens, garages and parking together with use of communal tennis court and grounds. Totnes 6 miles Exeter 26 miles Plymouth 13 miles (approximately) Situation And Description The Marley Country Estate is situated to the southern edge of Dartmoor, otherwise known as the last great wilderness in England. Dartmoor is a diverse and fascinating area covering some 365 square miles, 5, 500 acres of which are owned by The National Trust. The moor offers excellent walking and riding countryside. The South Hams district is well known for it's fabulous beaches including Blackpool Sands, Thurlestone, Bantham, Slapton, and Hope Cove. Excellent shopping facilities are available in Totnes, along with all the town's amenities and more localised shops in nearby South Brent. 3 The Dower House is a beautifully presented three storey four bedroom, four bathroom mid terrace house situated within the well regarded development of the Marley Estate. From the elegant entrance hall there is access to the well appointed kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, dining room, study and guest cloakroom. An oak staircase rises to the first floor where there is an elegant drawing room with feature cast fireplace, large master bedroom with en-suite and bedroom 4 with en-suite. A spiral staircase rises to the second floor where there are two further bedrooms both with en-suite bathrooms. To the outside there are private courtyard gardens, two garages, three private parking spaces and use of the communal tennis court and extensive grounds. Approach From the driveway proceed to the end of the Dower House wing and the allocated parking. Proceed along the footpath to the end of the Dower House which will bring you to the quadrangle garden. Hard wood door with brass door furniture opens into the entrance hall. Entrance Hall Terracotta tiled flooring. Double doors opening to the inner hall. Pendant light and smoke alarm to the ceiling. Stairs with spindle and hand balustrade rising to the first floor. Dining Room Terracotta tiled flooring. Sash window overlooking the approach to the property. Space for a table and 6/8 chairs. Door opening to the study. Study Site of the Bosch Worcester central heating boiler. Further storage cupboard to the side of the chimney breast. Sash window overlooking the front approach. Lights to the ceiling. Guest Cloakroom Pedestal wash hand basin. Recessed spotlights to the ceiling. Space for the hanging of coats. Extractor fan to one wall. W.C.. Kitchen/Breakfast Room Large and generous room with space for a table and 6/8 chairs. Excellent arrangement of floor and wall mounted units with granite work surfaces and under cabinet lighting. Dresser style unit with granite surface, two leaded glazed display cabinets and plate rack. Oil fired AGA. Integrated Neff double oven and grill. Double Butler sink with brass swan neck mixer set over. Sash window with seat and drawers under overlooking the rear of the property. French doors opening to the rear terrace. Spaces and plumbing for a dishwasher and large American style fridge/freezer. Built-in Neff microwave. Door opening to the utility room. Utility Room Terracotta style tiled flooring. Space and plumbing for a washing machine. Space for a freezer. Arrangement of floor and wall mounted cupboards with roll edge work surfaces and tiled surrounds. Single bowl composite sink and drainer. Lights to the ceiling. First Floor Landing Stairs rise from the ground floor. Spiral staircase rising to the second floor. Drawing Room Double doors open into this large and generous room with three sets of sash windows overlooking the approach and attractive gardens. Cast insert fireplace sitting on a slate hearth with marble surround and mantle. Dado rails to the walls. Cornice and central light to the ceiling. Master Bedroom Sash window overlooking the courtyard garden to the rear. Large bank of built-in double door wardrobes. Cornice and light to the ceiling. Door opening to en-suite bathroom. EN-Suite Bathroom Cast iron ball and claw footed bath. Pedestal wash hand basin with mirror, shaver socket and light over. Chrome towel drying radiator. Central light and extractor fan to the ceiling. Bidet and W.C.. Bedroom 4 Sash window with fitted blind overlooking the rear of the property. Light to the ceiling. Door opening to the en-suite shower room. EN-Suite Shower Room Corner mounted shower with Mira Zest electric wall mounted control. Fully tiled from floor to ceiling. Corner mounted wash hand basin with mixer tap over. Mirror fronted medicine cabinet. Extractor fan and light to the ceiling. W.C.. Second Floor Spiral staircase rises from the first floor. Smoke alarm to the ceiling. Bedroom 2 Sash window with fitted blind overlooking the front aspect. Partially vaulted ceiling. Central light to the ceiling. Door opening to en-suite bathroom. EN-Suite Bathroom Bath with wooden side panel. Tiled surrounds. Pedestal wash hand basin with shaver socket over. Central light to the ceiling. W.C.. Bedroom 3 Sash window with fitted blind overlooking the rear of the property. Partially vaulted ceiling. Central light to the ceiling. Door opening to en-suite bathroom. EN-Suite Bathroom Bath with wooden side panel and elegant hand held shower attachment over. Tiled surrounds. Pedestal wash hand basin with wall mounted mirror and shaver socket over. Spotlights to the ceiling. Hatch to partial roof space. W.C.. Outside On the approach are two garage and three private parking spaces for the property. To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden together with the communal gardens and grounds to the front. There is an away garden which is down towards the tennis court and lake. Services Mains electricity. Mains and spring water. Private drainage. Oil fired central heating and hot water. Council Tax The property is currently in band F and the amount payable for 2011/12 is 2164.88 Local Authority South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 5NE. Tel: Post Code TQ10 9JX Fixtures And Fittings With the exception of some light fittings, all items in the written text of these particulars are included in the sale. All others are expressly excluded regardless of inclusion in any photographs. Purchasers must satisfy themselves that any equipment included in the sale of the property is in satisfactory order. Tenure Leasehold. 999 years from July 1996. Marley Estate Management Co Ltd are the freeholder. Service charge of 2, 3014 to include water rates, house insurance, some property maintenance, grounds and garden upkeep. Viewing Strictly by appointment with the Sole Agents, Marchand Petit Totnes Office. Telephone Directions On leaving the Totnes office of Marchand Petit proceed along Station Road heading towards Dartington. At the Cider Press roundabout proceed straight over sign posted to Plymouth and A38. After approximately 4.5miles you will locate the Marley Head roundabout. Turn right into the entrance for Marley House where one of our representatives will meet you at the security gates to gain access to the property and grounds. Important Notice 1. These particulars are for guidance only. They are prepared and issued in good faith and are intended to give a fair description of the property, but do not constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. Any description or information given should not be relied on as a statement or representation of fact that the property or Lifestyle Activities Equestrian Rural Hiking Lake Development Amenities and Services Tennis Court Parking Security Shops Management Property Characteristics Leasehold Storage 3 Storey Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Allocated Parking Attic Central Heating Cloakroom Courtyard Dining Room Ensuite Extensive Grounds Fireplace French Doors Garage Lobby Sash Windows Study Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Alarm Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Microwave Shower Smoke Alarm Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t944343/
Nampara is located close to the centre of the old village of Bishopsteignton, which is a predominately south facing village overlooking the tidal estuary of the River Teign between the costal town of Teignmouth and the market town of Newton Abbot. The village has a post office, general store, chemist, two pubs, small hotel, a primary school, four churches and an estate agent. More extensive business facilities can be found in Newton Abbot or the county town and Cathedral City of Exeter 12 miles distant. The coastal town of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb, sandy beach and nearby golf course. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the UK, whilst Exeter Airport serves a growing list of destinations. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. The accommodation comprises: Half glazed wooden front door to: Entrance Hall: Wood laminate floor, walk in under stairs cupboard with lighting and shelving. Small cupboard adjacent to front door housing electric and gas meters. Radiator. Principle doors leading to Bedroom One: 3.94m x 2.87m (13’4 x 9’5) Double aspect PVCu double glazed windows with view over the rear courtyard. Modern range of fitted wardrobes with bridge cupboards over bed. Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Bedroom Two: 3.94m x 2.87m (13’4 x 9’5) Double aspect double glazed windows. Modern range of fitted wardrobes. Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Shower room: 2.26m x 1.6m (7’4 x 4’4) A fully tiled luxury suite having chrome fittings comprising of pedestal washbasin with illuminated mirror, close-coupled toilet and corner shower cubicle with power shower. Designer style towel rail, Tiled floor. Extractor fan unit and inset ceiling spot lights. Double glazed PVCu window to rear elevation. Wooden turning staircase to half landing, sliding patio door opening to the side of the property providing access to the rear courtyard and to front of property. Storage cupboard containing gas boiler. Staircase rises to landing, airing cupboard, principal doors leading to: Lounge: 4.27m x 3.93m (14’4 x 12’4) A light and airy double aspect room enjoying the afternoon sunshine. Wooden polished floors, dual wall lights, modern fireplace. Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Dining room: 3.93m x 3.00m (10’2 x 9’3) Double aspect PVCu double glazed windows, with view towards St Johns Church and the Teign estuary. Wooden polished floors, Freeview television aerial point. Radiator. Kitchen: Quality fully fitted wall and base units with integrated cooker, gas hob and extractor. Under worktop space for fridge and plumbing for dishwasher or washing machine. Laminate floor, radiator. Double aspect PVCu windows, inset ceiling spot lights. Outside: Front Garden: The wooden entrance gate separates a long tarmac driveway with turning area /parking for several vehicles, caravan or boat from a further parking space adjacent to the road. The drive area is bordered by shrubs and hedging. Rear Garden: This has been created as an attractive low maintenance rear courtyard with a pond and mature shrubs. The position of the courtyard offers the afternoon sunshine (when available). Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property, telephone or kindly email us: http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t833805/
A magnificent former Flete Estate Grade II listed, circa 1850, 5 bedroom farmhouse and attached 2 bedroom cottage with potential for extension. The property benefits from character features throughout with ornate friezes, exposed 'A' frame, stone open fireplaces and farmhouse style kitchen. Modbury 3 miles, Yealmpton 2 miles, Plymouth 10 miles (distances are approximate) Situation & Description Waye Farmhouse is magnificent former Flete Estate Grade II listed, circa 1850, 5 bedroom farmhouse situated midway between Modbury and Yealmpton with views over farmland and open countryside. Attached to the farmhouse is Windward, a two bedroom cottage with potential to further extend. The property has many character features including wooden sash windows and triple arched garaging. Entrance Arched natural stone coined porch to solid timber glazed door. Hall Through hall. Ceramic tiled floor. Glazed door to: INNER Hall Understairs cupboard. Banister staircase to first floor. Glazed hardwood door to rear lobby. Cloakroom Ceramic tiled floor. Low level WC. Wall wash hand basin with ceramic tiled splashback. Extractor fan. Sitting Room Pair of sash windows with window seats. Feature stone fireplace with slate hearth and mantle with slate shelves to the side. Coved display shelves to chimney recess. Ornate coved ceiling with central ceiling rose. Dining Room Spacious character dining room with ornate coved ceiling and central ceiling rose. Pair of bay wooden sash windows with wooden shutters. Feature stone open fireplace with slate hearth and mantle. Coved built in open fronted shelves to chimney recess with storage below. Kitchen/Breakfast Room Typical farmhouse kitchen with clay tiled floor. Breakfast bar with wooden beading and work surfaces. Belfast sink with central mixer tap and storage below. Ceramic tiled sill to sash window. Plumbing for dishwasher. Cottage style wall and base storage units. Space for electric cooker with extractor above. Space for upright American style fridge/freezer. Free standing Worcester oil central heating boiler for domestic hot water and central heating. First Floor Landing Airing Cupboard with factory insulated tank and fitted immersion with shelves above. Doors to: Master Bedroom Beautifully proportioned master bedroom with dual aspect sash windows overlooking the garden and adjoining fields. Built in hanging cupboard with louvre doors with storage above. Vanity sink unit. Coved ceiling. EN-Suite Shower Room Double shower cubicle with folding glazed door. Low level WC. Wall wash hand basin. Part ceramic tiled walls. Mains heated towel rail. Bedroom 2 Magnificent double bedroom with sash window, with window seat, overlooking the garden. Built in cupboard. Coved ceiling. Family Bathroom Free standing roll top bath with mixer tap and shower attachment. Part timber panelling to walls. Free standing shower tray with glazed door and mains shower. Low level WC. Pedestal wash hand basin. Storage cupboard. Ornate coved ceiling. Bedroom 3 Double bedroom with built in wardrobes. Sash window overlooking courtyard. Coved ceiling. TV point. Bedroom 4 Double bedroom with sash window and fitted wardrobe. Study/Bedroom 5 Double bedroom with dual aspect sash windows. Jotul woodburner. Fitted bookcases to chimney recesses. Coved ceiling. Windward Cottage This attractive 2 bedroom cottage is accessed from the hallway of Waye Farmhouse via a door to the rear lobby, as well as a solid timber door from the rear courtyard. Lobby Granite slap step and solid timber door to: Kitchen/Breakfast Room Attractive kitchen/breakfast room with breakfast bar and round edged marble effect work surfaces with ceramic tiled splashback. Inset one-and-a-quarter bowl single drainer sink unit. Creda halogen electric hob with extractor fan above. Ample wall and base storage units with wooden fronts. Understairs cupboard. Sitting Room Well proportioned sitting room with feature sealed fireplace with natural stone arch and slate tiled hearth on brick plinth. Coved ceiling. Glazed door and stairs to: First Floor Landing Exposed 'A' frame. Doors to: Master Bedroom Double bedroom with dual aspect sash windows overlooking the countryside and adjoining fields. Pair of wardrobe to chimney recesses. Exposed 'A' frame. Bathroom Half wall tiling. Airing cupboard with factory insulated tank and immersion with shelves and storage above. Wooden panelled bath. Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC. Shower tray with glazed surround and door and mains shower. Access to roof void. Bedroom 2 Double bedroom with ample room for wardrobe. Sash window overlooking adjoining fields and woodland. Exposed 'A' frame. Garages To the side of the property are three stone arches within a former cider barn, with rolling metal security doors providing garaging for 3 cars. Above this is a leasehold apartment which will be retained by the vendor. Workshop Attached to the rear of the cottage is a large workshop, offering potential to extend, with work bench, concrete floor and sash window. There is plumbing for washing machine and a vent for tumble drier, fitted storage cupboards, power and light. Free standing Worcester oil boiler. Outside A private shared drive leads to a wooden gate in the stone boundary wall with parking and formal garden to the front of the house, which is laid to lawn with a gravel path in the centre leading to the front door. A beach hedge divides this area from a small arboretum with ornamental pond and attractive flowers and shrubs. To the side is a further lawn area with flower borders and apple trees, bounded by a natural stone wall. To the rear of the property are the entrances to Winward and the workshop and courtyard area with further parking. Agents Note Arrangements will need to be made to move the present oil tank which will form part of the discussions of sale. Services Mains water and electricity. Private drainage and oil central heating. Council Tax Waye Farmhouse is currently Band F Windward Cottage is currently Band A Local Authority South Hams District Council, Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, Devon TQ9 5NE. Tel: . Post Code PL21 9NU Fixtures And Fittings All items in the written text of these particulars are included in the sale. All others are expressly excluded regardless of inclusion in any photographs. Purchasers must satisfy themselves that any equipment included in the sale of the property is in satisfactory order. Tenure Freehold Viewing Strictly by appointment only through Marchand Petit (Modbury Office) Tel: Please contact the office to make an appointment. Directions From the Modbury offices follow the A379 towards Plymouth. After approximately 3 miles you will see a sign for Holbeton on the left, go past this for approximately 100 yards and you will see a sign for Waye Farm on the right hand side. Important Notice 1. These particulars are for guidance only. They are prepared and issued in good faith and are intended to give a fair description of the property, but do not constitute part of an offer or contract. 2. Any description or information given should not be relied on as a statement or representation of fact that the property or its services are in good condition. Neither Marchand Petit, nor any of its employees, has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. 3. The photographs show only certain parts and aspects of the property at the time they were Lifestyle Activities Beach Rural Woods Amenities and Services Parking Security Property Characteristics Leasehold Storage Listed 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Courtyard Dining Room Ensuite Extension Fireplace Insulation Lobby Pond Sash Windows Study Views Wood Stove Porch Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t993299/
The coastal town and working port of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb sandy beach, award winning children’s play area and the nearby golf courses. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. This picturesque town has a Victorian Pier and a wide selection of bars and restaurants from where to sit and enjoy the ever-changing estuary and coastal scenery. There is a good range of shops and social facilities to suit most needs. The market town of Newton Abbot is 5 miles away and the county town, cathedral city of Exeter is 14 miles distant. Dartmoor National Park is some 20 minutes away. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the country. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. The Property Located towards the end of a cul-de-sac and set well back to enjoy the views, a sweeping driveway and path lead up to: Front door with inset glazed panel which opens into: Entrance Lobby: Windows to side. High asymmetric sloping ceiling. Door to: Hall: Stairs to First Floor Landing with handrail and stair-lift. Large under-stairs cupboard with coat hooks and light. Picture rail. Radiator. Wood floor. Doors to: Lounge: 21’ 12 x 10’ 11 (6.41m x 3.34m) Sliding aluminium framed double-glazed patio doors giving access into the front garden and allowing views across Teignmouth to the harbour, Shaldon and the coast down to the Orestone Rock in the distance and out to sea. Small windows to either side. Feature fireplace with attractive stone effect surround enclosing a gas living–flame’ fire under a wood shelf and with an alcove to one side. Coved ceiling. Radiators. Dining Room: 12’ x 15’ 9 (3.66m x 4.79m) Large curved bay window offering views across Teignmouth to the harbour, Shaldon and the coast down to the Orestone Rock in the distance and out to sea, and also views to the west towards South Dartmoor. Window to the side. Coved ceiling. Ceiling rose. Fitted display unit. Radiators. Kitchen: 8’ 4 x 16’ 3 (2.54m x 4.96m) Two windows to rear overlooking rear garden. Timber back door with cat-flap. Range of pine fronted wall and base units with roll-edge work-surface over. Integrated four ring electric hob. Eye-level oven and grill. Circular stainless steel sink with mixer tap over and matching drainer unit. Under unit dishwasher. Coved ceiling. Tiled splash-backs. Tiled floor. Through archway to: Breakfast Room: 11’ 11 x 12’ 6 (3.64m x 3.81m) Window with views across rear paved area to rear garden beyond. Smaller window to side. Recess in former large chimneybreast. Built in cupboards. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Laminate flooring. Back to the Hall door to: Cloakroom: White toilet. Radiator. Wood flooring. Through curved archway to: Bath area: Obscure-glazed window to rear. White bath with telephone type mixer taps and shower attachment over and pedestal wash hand basin. Cupboard. Wall hung hot air heater. Shaver point. Towel rail, Part tiled walls. Back to the Hall: Ascend the stairs, passing large west facing window to: First Floor Landing: Part galleried. Door to: Master Bedroom: 15’ 7 x 15’ 7 (4.75m x 4.75m) Curved bay window looking across the front garden and Yannon tower to Teignmouth, the harbour, Shaldon and along the coast to the Orestone Rock in the distance and out to sea. Range of built-in wardrobes and cabinets and vanity unit. Picture rail. Radiator. Door to: En-suite Shower Room: 7’ 2 x 6’ 11 (2.19m x 2.11m) Obscure single-glazed side window. Pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splash-back over. Low level toilet. Wood panelled bath with grab handles and mixer tap with shower extension over. Bidet. Mirror, light and shaver point. Part tiled walls. Radiator. Back to First Floor Landing, doors to: Bedroom Two: 12’ x 17’ (3.66m x 5.18m) Curved bay window looking across the front garden and Yannon tower to Teignmouth, the harbour, Shaldon and along the coast to the Orestone Rock in the distance and out to sea. Small side window with views towards Dartmoor. Built-in wardrobe and desk unit. Pedestal wash hand basin with splash-back, mirror, light and shaver point. Picture rail. Radiator. Bedroom Three: 11’ 11 x 15’ 7 (3.64m x 4.74m) Window to east side. Wash hand basin set in vanity unit with tiled splash-back above and mirror and shaver point over. Built–in cupboards with hanging rail and with shelving. Picture rail. Radiator. Bedroom Four/Study: 8’ 8 x 9’ 6 (2.64m x 2.90m) Window with pleasant outlook across rear garden to trees, shrubs and lawn of garden behind. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Toilet: Obscure-glazed window to rear elevation. Toilet. Wash hand basin. Radiator. Bathroom: Obscure-glazed window to rear aspect. Panelled bath with handrails, matching pedestal wash hand basin with, glass shelf, mirror tiles with light and shaver point above. Matching blue base to corner shower cubicle with tiled walls and folding door enclosing thermostatic shower. Hatch to Loft. Cupboard with hot water tank. Airing cupboard above. Extractor. Tiled splash-backs. Radiator. Outside Utility: Window onto yard. Belfast sink and worktop. Light. Plumbing and power for washing machine and tumble dryer. Two storage sheds forming part of the building housing the Utility. Double Garage: Two windows and side door. Courtesy lights. The garden is fully enclosed. Low wooden gates open to a concrete driveway that serves the garage and curves and leads up to the front door and the rear yard, an area of crazy paving behind the house. A tarmac path with rail leads up to the house to one side of the garden. Mature shrubs and small trees to the base of the garden provide privacy from the road. Shrubs and flowerbeds edge the drive. The main garden, which is south-facing and to the front of the property is arranged into two terraces of lawns partially enclosed by mature borders with flowers, shrubs and small trees. A gazebo below the house is a quiet place to enjoy the garden and the wonderful views. An upper paved terrace adjacent to the house can be easily accessed by steps down from the Lounge The rear yard is primarily laid to crazy paving but is edged to the rear boundary by a hedge behind raised flowerbeds with numerous mature shrubs and a drying area accessed by a small flight of steps and to one side by the building housing the Utility and stores. Agents Notes: Gas central heating All windows are double-glazed white UPVC unless stated otherwise. Council Tax Band: G Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property. Lifestyle Activities Marina City Golf Beach Rural Coastal Town Village Watersports Amenities and Services Schools Shops Property Characteristics Detatched South Facing Storage Victorian West Facing 1st Floor Property Features Garden Terrace Attic Bay Windows Double Glazing Ensuite Extension Fireplace Garage Lift Shed Views Water Tank Wooden Floors Patio Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Shower Telephone Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1242376/
Situation The coastal town and working port of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb sandy beach, award winning children’s play area and the nearby golf courses. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. This picturesque town has a Victorian Pier and a wide selection of bars and restaurants from where to sit and enjoy the ever-changing estuary and coastal scenery. There is a good range of shops and social facilities to suit most needs. The market town of Newton Abbot is 5 miles away and the county town, cathedral city of Exeter is 14 miles distant. Dartmoor National Park is some 20 minutes away. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the country. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. The Property The property is located at the end of a quiet cul de sac. Steps lead down to a light wood effect front door with glazed panels, with a UPVC half glazed side panel, which opens into: Entrance Hall Mezzanine landing with stairs with handrail rising to First Floor and stairs with handrail descending to Lower Ground Floor. Radiator. Doors to: Bathroom: 4'9" x 9'4" (1.45m x 2.85m) Window to side aspect with reeded glass.. Modern white suite comprising panelled bath with Mira electric shower and folding shower over and pedestal wash hand basin. Part-tiled walls. tile-effect flooring. Airing cupboard. Radiator. Toilet: 2'10 " x 5'11 "(0.86m x 1.81m) Window to side aspect with reeded glass. Low level white toilet. Radiator. From Entrance Hall, descend the stairs to: Lower Hall: Doors to: Lounge: 20' x 16'9" (6.1m x 5.11m) Large picture window enjoying open views across the valley to the houses and fields on the other side. Feature fireplace set in unusual stone clad surround with display recesses on stone hearth. Display shelf to one side over continuation of cladding. Deep recess with fitted shelving. Double doors to large cupboard. Strip spotlights. Radiator. Through squared arch with large 'exposed beam' and stone clad side pillars to: Dining Room: Part brick clad walls over ledge above stone-clad base. Curved wood clad ceiling Kitchen: 11'9" x 8'10" (3.59m x 2.68m) Large window again enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side. Modern light wood effect fitted kitchen with range of base units under a laminate roll-edged work surface incorporating a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over. Tiled splashbacks. Space in recess for cooker with recirculator extractor unit over. Under worktop space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble-dryer. Matching wall units, including some opaque glazed display units. Half door to deep storage cupboard. Wood-strip ceiling. Radiator. Timber stable door with glazed panel giving access to: Side Porch: 8'3" x 2'1" (2.5m x 0.94m) Windows to side and rear. Deep recess (limited headroom) providing useful storage. Light and power. Glazed door to front path. From Entrance Hallway stairs rise to Landing: Hatch and access to Loft. Doors to: Bedroom One: 11'9" x 8'10" (3.59m x 2.68m) Window enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side and to the hills beyond. Built-in double wardrobe. Wall light fittings. Radiator. Bedroom Two: 11'9" x 9' (3.59m x 2.74) Window enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side and to the hills beyond. Wall light. Radiator. Bedroom Three: 8.6" x 7.9"(max) (2.59m x 2.36m (max)) Window enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side and to the hills beyond. Bridge unit for single bed. Radiator. Outside: The property is approached over a driveway providing off road parking and leading to: Detached Garage 14'4" x 9' (4.36m x 2.74m) Metal 'up and over' door. Power and light. Beside the front door is a door to a large storage area underneath the driveway. From the front door a further flight of steps leads down to a path which leads to the Side Porch and on down past the house to the rear garden. To the front of the house the garden is terraced with flower beds adjoining the front wall and paved terraces . The rear garden is over two levels with the upper level being paved and edged with a retaining wall edged with a low brick wall. From here pleasant views can be enjoyed across the valley to the houses and fields on the hills to the far side and along the valley to the surrounding hills. The lower level has large flower beds with mature shrubs and plants with a weeping silver birch to one side and a level gravel path and curved paved steps leading down to the bottom of the garden from where glimpses of the hilltops can be seen between the trees which surround the garden. The rear garden as a whole is fully enclosed by fencing and walling. Council Tax Band: C Agents Notes: All windows and external doors are UPVC double-glazed. Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property Property Characteristics Detatched. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t877872/
Situation The coastal town and working port of Teignmouth has a great deal to offer, not least its superb sandy beach, award winning children’s play area and the nearby golf courses. Water sport activities are well catered with two sailing clubs, deep water moorings and a diving school. This picturesque town has a Victorian Pier and a wide selection of bars and restaurants from where to sit and enjoy the ever-changing estuary and coastal scenery. There is a good range of shops and social facilities to suit most needs. The market town of Newton Abbot is 5 miles away and the county town, cathedral city of Exeter is 14 miles distant. Dartmoor National Park is some 20 minutes away. The nearby A380 dual carriageway connects with the M5 at Exeter and intercity trains stop at Newton Abbot and Teignmouth, offering excellent services to London Paddington and the rest of the country. Plymouth is approximately 55 minutes drive. The Property The property is located at the end of a quiet cul de sac. Steps lead down to a light wood effect front door with glazed panels, with a UPVC half glazed side panel, which opens into: Entrance Hall Mezzanine landing with stairs with handrail rising to First Floor and stairs with handrail descending to Lower Ground Floor. Radiator. Doors to: Bathroom: 4'9" x 9'4" (1.45m x 2.85m) Window to side aspect with reeded glass.. Modern white suite comprising panelled bath with Mira electric shower and folding shower over and pedestal wash hand basin. Part-tiled walls. tile-effect flooring. Airing cupboard. Radiator. Toilet: 2'10 " x 5'11 "(0.86m x 1.81m) Window to side aspect with reeded glass. Low level white toilet. Radiator. From Entrance Hall, descend the stairs to: Lower Hall: Doors to: Lounge: 20' x 16'9" (6.1m x 5.11m) Large picture window enjoying open views across the valley to the houses and fields on the other side. Feature fireplace set in unusual stone clad surround with display recesses on stone hearth. Display shelf to one side over continuation of cladding. Deep recess with fitted shelving. Double doors to large cupboard. Strip spotlights. Radiator. Through squared arch with large 'exposed beam' and stone clad side pillars to: Dining Room: Part brick clad walls over ledge above stone-clad base. Curved wood clad ceiling Kitchen: 11'9" x 8'10" (3.59m x 2.68m) Large window again enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side. Modern light wood effect fitted kitchen with range of base units under a laminate roll-edged work surface incorporating a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over. Tiled splashbacks. Space in recess for cooker with recirculator extractor unit over. Under worktop space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble-dryer. Matching wall units, including some opaque glazed display units. Half door to deep storage cupboard. Wood-strip ceiling. Radiator. Timber stable door with glazed panel giving access to: Side Porch: 8'3" x 2'1" (2.5m x 0.94m) Windows to side and rear. Deep recess (limited headroom) providing useful storage. Light and power. Glazed door to front path. From Entrance Hallway stairs rise to Landing: Hatch and access to Loft. Doors to: Bedroom One: 11'9" x 8'10" (3.59m x 2.68m) Window enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side and to the hills beyond. Built-in double wardrobe. Wall light fittings. Radiator. Bedroom Two: 11'9" x 9' (3.59m x 2.74) Window enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side and to the hills beyond. Wall light. Radiator. Bedroom Three: 8.6" x 7.9"(max) (2.59m x 2.36m (max)) Window enjoying views across the valley to the houses and fields on the far side and to the hills beyond. Bridge unit for single bed. Radiator. Outside: The property is approached over a driveway providing off road parking and leading to: Detached Garage 14'4" x 9' (4.36m x 2.74m) Metal 'up and over' door. Power and light. Beside the front door is a door to a large storage area underneath the driveway. From the front door a further flight of steps leads down to a path which leads to the Side Porch and on down past the house to the rear garden. To the front of the house the garden is terraced with flower beds adjoining the front wall and paved terraces . The rear garden is over two levels with the upper level being paved and edged with a retaining wall edged with a low brick wall. From here pleasant views can be enjoyed across the valley to the houses and fields on the hills to the far side and along the valley to the surrounding hills. The lower level has large flower beds with mature shrubs and plants with a weeping silver birch to one side and a level gravel path and curved paved steps leading down to the bottom of the garden from where glimpses of the hilltops can be seen between the trees which surround the garden. The rear garden as a whole is fully enclosed by fencing and walling. Council Tax Band: C Agents Notes: All windows and external doors are UPVC double-glazed. Viewing Arrangements: Strictly through Village Property Estate Agents who are available from 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Please find us at 12 Bank Street in Teignmouth, the smartest place for property
Nearly 27 acres, "buildable", gently sloping and timbered, zoned Rural Residential for 3-acre home lots. 1000+ ft. frontage on historic Old Sandwich Rd, plus additional Lake Rd frontage. Access and 230 ft shoreline on 33-acre Savery Pond. 3 miles to PineHills golf, 0.4 miles to Ellisville ocean beach. Other amenities close in Cedarville. Mix of homes from cottage and campground to upscale in area. Access to center of property for viewing; list agent will accompany to orient.
THIS IS A FANNIE MAE HOMEPATH PROPERTY, APPROVED FOR HOEPATH RENOVATION MORTGAGE, 4BR 3BTH BONUS ROOM, LARGE YARD & DRIVEWAY, CALL AGENT FOR DETAILS THIS IS A FANNIE MAE HOMEPATH PROPERTY, THIS PROPERTY IS APPROVED FOR HOMEPATH RENOVATION MORTGAGE FINANCING, LARGE SQUARE FOOTAGE, CENTRALLY LOCATED, A+ SCHOOL DISTRICT NEAR SHOPPING, RESTAURANTS, AND MOST MAJOR ROADS, HOME HAS 4 BEDROOMS AND 3 BATHROOMS, LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM,DEN, BONUS ROOM, COVERED PATIO, LARGE DRIVEWAY,BIG YARD WITH ROOM FOR A POOL, IN A GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD, PURCHASE OF THIS PROPERTY WILL BE BY CASH, OR ON TERMS ACCEPTABLE TO THE SELLER, CALL AGENT FOR DETAILS ON SUBMITTING OFFERS House-Homes For Sale in Hialeah Florida USA find Hialeah properties
VERY ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED CLOSED TO MAJOR COMMERCIAL ROAD LIKE THE 40 ST, PARKS, SCHOOLS, SHOPPING CENTERS, HOSPITALS. Approved short sale for $ 185 K. Sold as is. Will not qualified for financing due to Code Violation/Lien with the City. Buyer assumes all responsibility of bringing the home into compliance. Closing/Title Agent will be Lourdes maria, P.A. Attorney at Law. House-Homes For Sale in Miami Florida USA find Miami properties
Hale O' Ho'Okipa (House of Welcoming) Please contact your vacation rental agency for assistance with questions or concerns unanswered herein. Emergency contact (mechanical or electrical only): Disclaimer: There are numerous mechanical, electrical systems and specialized features throughout the residence. Every effort is made to maintain these systems in good operating order; however no assurance is given or made that these systems cannot fail without notice, thus resulting in inconvenience to you. Please accept our sincere apologies in advance should such an event occur, and understand we will attempt to remedy the situation as soon as practical, however, there are no refunds or credits given for any such occasions. Additionally, 'Acts of God' are similarly disallowed. F o l l o w I n g a r e n o t e s y o u w i l l f i n d u s e f u l: House telephone number (for Guest use) 808-373-2075** US & Canada calls are free. Long distance charges are billed at cost + 10%, for specific rates please contact TimeWarner Oceanic Cable. It is highly recommended to use a calling card. The property has an entryphone system whereby visitors can push the call button, which produces a distinctive ringtone on the house telephone system. Answer the phone as you would regularly, and if it is a visitor you wish to provide entry press either "5" to unlock the pedestrian gate, or"9" for the drive through gate. Hang the phone up after you have opened the appropriate gate. The access code for WiFi is Guests are encouraged to conserve resources whenever / wherever possible. As a reminder, turn off all air conditioners during periods when rooms are unoccupied, and keep thermostats set to 74F or higher. Keep doors closed when air conditioners are on. Everyone can make a difference! Footwear is not allowed to be worn inside the main house or Guest house. Please wipe feet before entering house or carpeted areas. When returning from the beach, sand must be washed off your person and clothing prior to entering the house. Food & beverages are to be consumed only in designated areas such as the kitchen / dining room or outdoor patio. Light snacks are acceptable in the theater. Exercise caution with beverages that stain carpet. The pool and yard are serviced weekly. Vendors have access codes to the property and generally come by mid afternoon. Every bedroom has a flashlight located near the bed for emergency use. There is an emergency hand crank radio in the master bedroom, stored in the round table located in the seating area. The drive through entry gate is inherently dangerous, and can cause significant bodily injury or death. Ensure no one is near the gate or the travel area into which the gate recesses when it is opened. There is an entry control box located street side to the left of the pedestrian gate. To open the pedestrian gate, press # . To open the drive through gate, press # . The drive through gate automatically closes in approximately 30 seconds (provided the electric eye is not blocked), so it is recommended you do not open the gate until you are ready to proceed through. The drive through gate can be held open by overriding the control; there is a switch located behind a plastic hinged lid located on the gray opener unit. City & County of Honolulu ordinance requires properties with a pool be completely fenced in, therefore do not hold any gate open longer than necessary, or leave any open gate unattended. The property has a pool and spa, both of which are inherently dangerous. NO DIVING ANYWHERE. The maximum depth in the pool is 7'. NO GLASS is to be taken outside of the main house or Guest house. The pool & spa pump and filter system & lights are timed to come on & off automatically. The preprogrammed controls can be overridden using the remote control unit (small black box w/antenna located on kitchen counter in main house) as follows: To adjust the Spa temperature, first press the 'Back/Done' button, which will bring you to the main menu. From here, select 'Equipment On/Off', press 'Select' and then scroll using the down arrow key to 'Spa Heater' (there is also a selection delineated as "Spa Heat" DO NOT USE!), press 'Select' (ensure the unit indicates "ON", not "OFF"), then set the desired temperature using the scroll feature, then again press 'Select'. The spa temperature is typically set to 101F; however, it is strongly recommended that a guest with a health condition, known or otherwise, not enter the spa, and if they do, do so solely at their own risk. The other Spa controls (exception being the temperature setting, which must be set via the black control unit) can be accessed via the control buttons on the Spa itself. In the event of a power failure, the black control unit must have the system clock re-set (the control features to accomplish this are on-screen & intuitive), otherwise the system defaults to year 2004 and none of the pool/spa features will function properly. See the menu button for prompts: ("Set Time") There is an access cover to an underground holding tank (an integral part of the negative edge feature of the pool) in the parking area by the Guest house. This cover is neither bolted down nor locked and therefore inherently dangerous. If someone were to deliberately lift & remove the cover and either fall in or climb in, there is a significant risk of injury or death. The water level in this tank can rise dramatically in a short period of time, either by rainfall or irrigation. If there are children in your group with the physical strength and the possible inclination to remove the cover, it is recommended a vehicle be parked with one wheel on the cover, to prevent its removal. The Guest house loft access steps, landing and some areas up on the loft itself have limited headroom, and therefore are inherently dangerous. Exercise caution when first going up to the loft; take time to familiarize yourself on how to navigate or avoid the areas with limited headroom. The pool is heated year 'round via solar. Solar is obviously less effective during periods of cloud cover, or during periods of cool nights and trade winds. A gas-fired heater for the pool is available (billed at cost; estimated daily charge is approximately $220 at rates current as of December 2010) which can maintain an ambient water temperature of 90F dependent upon prevailing conditions. Please call the property manager for a more detailed explanation. The pool service must be contacted (call the Emergency contact) to switch the system over to gas heat, due to the complexity of the gas lines and integrated solar system. The main house has two separate spiral staircases, which are an architectural detail and inherently dangerous. Hold the handrail at all times when on the stairs. No smoking allowed anywhere in the house or Guest house. Anyone smoking outdoors shall ensure cigarette butts are disposed of in garbage receptacles - - do not throw butts on the ground. It is imperative you and your guests respect the neighbors by moderating noise no later than 9PM. Amplified music or conversations after 9PM must be limited to the confines of the property. Beach access is a short walk to the end of the road. Turn right, and after a five or so minute walk on the beach / shoreline you will reach the Kahala Hotel, a pleasant destination with an excellent sandy beach for swimming, along with restaurants and bars. Hoku's Restaurant is recommended for dinner. If returning to Hale O' Ho'okipa after an extended stay at the bar, during high tide, or after dark, it is recommended you hire a taxi. Your address is 4901 Kalanianaole Hwy (pronounced Kal-ahnee-ahnah-ole). There is a sound system which provides music throughout the kitchen / dining, living room, patio and pool area, controlled by a receiver located in the cabinet in the dining room with the red lampshade light. Areas can be selected and volumes adjusted using the control box on top of the receiver. There is an 'Ipod' docking station on top of the cabinet ... select 'CD' function on the receiver. When using the outdoor grill, turn on at least three burners and allow approximately ten minutes heat up time. You may need to use a butane lighter or fireplace match (look in the silverware drawer). The grill lights can be plugged in via the extension cord under the grill (per City code). Specific instructions for use of media room components can be found in the room ... please ensure everyone in your party is aware that improper usage will result in the projector bulb to immediately burn out (catastrophic failure). Replacement of the bulb is a $700 item, therefore it is imperative instructions are followed expressly. Wii, HD cable, Blu-Ray player and a Kaleidescape system (please note the separate instructions for the Kaleidescape) are some of the available components. There is an available selection of over 700 prerecorded movies. For mature audiences, a selection of additional titles are available, but not visible in the general directory, and can only be accessed by entering '911' (use thumbwheel on the right of the NEVO remote control to change to the number pad, and then back again to main screen after) Access the titles by pressing "List" on the 'NEVO' touch screen control, then scroll to the very top of the list. The mature rated titles will automatically disappear after 10 minutes of inactivity. There are many areas in the house which have natural stone surfaces. EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION when your feet are wet (i.e.: dry feet prior to entering or walking upon!) to avoid slipping and falling. Any spills on carpeting which might leave a permanent stain must be attended to immediately. There is a carpet shampooer (Rug Doctor) with cleaning supplies (shampoo, stain & odor removers) located in the garage, instructions for use are on the unit. High speed internet is accessible throughout the property from any cable outlet. WiFi, however, is available only in certain areas of the main house (not the guest cottage), due to the concrete and steel construction of the house. There is one datalink box, located in the den bedroom, that you can unplug and use where you deem fit. Additional units may be purchased for a nominal fee from any Oceanic Cable store (see phonebook). There are two complete laundry areas with washer / dryer, one in the garage, the other in a master bedroom closet (by entry door). Bleach or any related bleaching agent IS NOT ALLOWED in the master bedroom laundry area due to the possibility of spills on the carpet. There are two (gray colored) wheeled garbage cans accessed through the side garage door. Garbage is picked up Saturday morning; roll the cans up to the main highway Friday night. If you recycle, please sort and bag glass, plastic, cans and newspaper in the garage; they will be attended to. Please return the garbage can(s) to the house when emptied as soon as practical. Ensure the side gate and garage door are closed and locked when done. Kitchen garbage bags are located in the corner 'lazy susan' cabinet to the right of the sink. The main house is served by two gas-fired tank water heaters located in the garage and a tankless on demand unit located in a master bedroom closet next to the washer. The tankless unit's pilot light has a tendency to blow out due to wind blowing down the flue, or if the closet doors are left open. The unit is easily relit ... follow the instructions on heater (there is a sight glass through which you can determine if the pilot light is on). To ensure enough hot water for all during peak demand times, it is strongly suggested the closet doors be kept closed and you monitor the pilot light! The jetted bathtubs (especially in the mountain (mauka) wing upstairs bedroom) are equipped with high volume water valves to minimize the time necessary to fill the tub. Monitor the water level if you are prefilling a tub for a bath so you do not have an overflow. The jetted bathtub and wall mounted hand shower in the mountain (mauka) wing bedroom are not designed to be used for showering, so guests in this room wishing to take a shower must utilize the media room shower downstairs. The kitchen / dining & great rooms are designed for open air living; all the doors can be secreted in their respective pockets (exception living room). It is recommended the screen doors be left closed on the mountain (mauka) side of the kitchen / dining room to minimize potential mosquito infiltration. The screen doors in the great room are light in weight and easily come off their tracks, making them difficult to open and close. Use a light touch when opening / closing the doors and there should be no problem. The ice maker (located under kitchen island), produces a daily harvestable capacity of approximately 100lbs. If you use a significant amount of ice every day, ensure you periodically use the ice scoop to move ice away from the sensor located at the rear left of the unit, otherwise a diminished quantity of ice will be produced. The storage bin holds 35lbs. Do not leave any of the upstairs (both wings), media room, media bathroom or den bedroom windows open if unattended. There can be sudden unexpected heavy rainstorms ... due to the architectural design of the house there can be significant water penetration. If accompanied by strong winds, the kitchen / dining doors (glass) should also be closed. Immediately dry the kitchen / dining floor with a towel to prevent slips and falls. The upstairs ocean (makai) wing master bedroom and mountain (mauka) wing master bedroom have individually controlled air conditioning units. The ocean wing master bedroom has two separate units, one for the bedroom and one for the bathroom. The den bedroom (downstairs bedroom at end of walkway) shares an air conditioning unit with the Media Room & bath. The temperature control for the Media Room and Den bedroom are controlled by the thermostat located in the Den bedroom. The Guest house has its own air conditioning unit, and also an on-demand tankless water heater. This water heater also is extinguished from time to time by sudden gusts of wind; it is located on the back of the Guest house in a cabinet. Re-light the pilot as per the instruction placard on unit. Access is via the door to the outdoor shower; use caution as there a number of pipes / pumps over which one must navigate. If after dark, use the flashlight located in the kitchen. Additionally, there is an inground wastewater pump serving the Guest house (this had to be installed because of the sunken jetted bathtub and resulting elevation challenge) ... on rare occasion the circuit breaker may trip which will disable flushing of the toilet or draining of other waste water. The circuit breaker is in a non descript gray electrical box, and is easily reset. Fun facts: The main house (a 2006 Grand Award Winner in the 21st Annual Building Industry Association of Hawaii Renaissance Awards) was built over a 2 year period, and is constructed of poured-in-place concrete ... a total of 55 ten-yard truck loads of concrete were used in the construction, along with over 20 tons of steel rebar. The Great Room ceiling, closet and entry doors are Kwila (an Indonesian hardwood) ... the Great Room floor is Merbau ... the sliding door systems are made of Andiroba (a Brazilian hardwood). The house was one of the very first (if not the first) homes in Hawaii to be poured-in-place, and also one of the first to have 400 amp electrical service brought in. The pool holds approximately 65000 gallons of saltwater, and has a separate holding tank under the parking area for the negative edge feature. There are two separate filtration systems for the pool which turn over the entire volume of water every 3 hours. Specifications, rates & rules subject to change without notice -- 7 --
Unique Opportunity to Buy Large Building Comprising 3 Ski Apartments in Excellent Pyrenean Ski Resort The building comprises of three large apartments that are clearly shown in the following plans. The apartments have been solely used for rental purposes since the buidling was built in the 1980s and offer a solid basis as a business whether it be as individual apartments or as a hotel or bed and breakfast. The interiors are in need of modernisation and have essentialy been left as a blank canvas for the future investors. The ski resort of Mont D’Olmes is thought to be one of the most attractive resorts in the area with good annual snow fall due to the north facing slopes. It is also the closest resort to Toulouse, which guarantees healthy numbers on the slopes and in the apartments throughout all peak times. The French government has recently invested millions of euros in the resort from road improvements to a new chairlift lift system which was installed in 2007; all of which guarantees the resort will become increasingly popular. The house is around 250 meters from the main lifts and is one of the closest in the resort to the piste. The local area also offers a diversity which lends itself to year round rentals unlike most ski resorts, particuarly those found in the Alps. The local area – the Occitan – is steeped in Cathar history with Chateau Montsegur on the drive up to the resort. Combine this with the rich viticulturural heritage of Corbieres, Minervois and Fitou nearby and cities like Carcassonne, Toulouse, Lourdes and Perpignan and you can quickly see why it is an excellent base to explore Southern France, the Pyrenees, Northern Spain and Andorra at any time of year. There is fishing in season, trekking, mountaineering, ski de fond, horse riding, mountain biking and many more sporting and cultural passtimes to be found in the local area. The resort has now developed a summer business as well thanks in part to the new chairlift, with restaurants and the alimentation open through the key months, mountain bike and arapao rental available and a massive 230km of prepared single track rides throughout the Pays d’Olmes area. Mont D’Olmes is also only a stone’s throw from other major Pyrenean resorts such as Ax les Thermes and less than one hour from Andorra for excellent skiing and shopping. The possibilities really are endless! Layout of the Property: Ground Floor – 1 apartment on 1 floor with dormitory style accommodation, bathroom (with shower), separate lavatory, kitchen, extra bedroom and sitting room/dinig room 1st Floor – 2 maisonette style apartments on 2 floors with 3 bedrooms each (3rd bedroom requires utilising the garage which is useless in winter), kitchen, sitting room/dining room, bathroom (with shower) and separate lavatory 2nd Floor - 2 maisonette style apartments on 2 floors with 3 bedrooms each, kitchen, sitting room/dining room, bathroom (with shower) and separate lavatory. The roofspace is sound as is the roof with room for storage or possible conversion. The chalet as a business Since 2006 we have been running one of the apartments as a rental property which is currently advertised online with Abritel, MediaVacances, 123SkiChalets and HolidayRentals. The chalet has its own website at http://www.mont-dolmes.com and is already booked for rentals during December 2009 and February 2010. Land – The land is front of the house is owned jointly with the chalet some distance away. There is no planning permision for further properties around the house, so the view will remain unspoilt. There is the chance however that the land could be bought and developed for a reasonable price. Current Rental Prices per Apartment: High season €1000 per week in Christmas and New Year €500 per week in February, March, Easter & August Mid season €400 per week in January, June, July, September & December Low season €300 per week in April, May, October & November N.B. - 100 Euro a week is charged for electricity in the colder months Refurbishment Costs: Please contact us for our Excel spreadsheet with a basic overview of what costs are involved to refurbish and furnish the apartments to a good standard for rental. We can also recommend skilled builders who know the apartments to carry out any work, with both French and English speaking staff. Mortgages: We can also help reccomend local banks and someone to translate if required. It is quicker and easier to arrange your mortgage in France than through UK brokers or the UK arm of a French bank. The property currently has a mortgage with Banque Populaire in the local town of Lavelanet, and we are sure that they would be keen to retain the business if a mortgage is required. Taxes and Costs: Habitation and Fonciere tax combined with TV licence come to around 2,000.00 Euro per year. There are no water rates due to using ‘source’ water from the mountain as far as we are aware. Electricity costs around 300 Euros a quarter, but the house is well suited to installing solar power and reducing this cost. The cooker hobs runs of a butane gas bottles (common in France) and costs around 60 Euros a year each. Wood can be purchased from local retailers for the open fires in the upper two apartments. These costs are based on the property being used all year. A telephone can be installed and it is possible to utilise a dial up connection for the internet with unlimited monthly access costing 20 Euros. Broadband access is in the valley and this may now also be available in the resort. Activities nearby Walking, Cycling, Skiing, Water sports, Fishing, Golf, Horse riding, Tennis Local amenities: Mont D'olmes – Mont D’Olmes is a real treasure of a Ski resort, still relatively unknown to the masses, there is great skiing, snow boarding or sledging. The adult ski passes are extremely cheap compared to the Alps at 242 euros for the whole season (2009/2010). There are 23 pistes with 11 ski lifts and more planned. Bars, restaurants, ski hire shops are plentiful and the resort caters for all levels as well as catering for young families. The season runs from Dec 1st - March 31st. There is excellent walking up to the top of the resort with breathtaking views of the many mountain peaks in the next valleys - the home of deer, brown bear and wild boar. In Montferrier, the closest village (9 miles downhill), there is a Patisserie/Boulangerie and Salon de The, a tabac / grocers, post office, Chez Patillos Restaurant, tourist information office and a museum. There is also a beautiful 11th century church. In summer, there is fresh trout fishing and the possibility of swimming in the mountain sourced river! Nearest Town & Attractions: Lavelanet - 10 mins drive away- 2 supermarkets, 2 estate agents, several boulangeries, café, bars, bistros and restaurants, a cinema, tourist information and plenty of shops. There is also a local weekly market and many fetes throughout the year. Lac Montbel - 15 mins away – beautiful blue lakes with windsurfing, canoeing, swimming, fishing, and pedaloes. Man made sandy beaches, with bar and restaurant. Chateaux Montsegur – A stunning chateau about 5 minutes drive away. Steeped in history, this was the last point of resistance by the Cathars against the invading crusaders, after a long siege, hundreds were burnt to death for refusing to denounce their faith. Mirepoix - 20 mins - This charming medieval city with a stunning cathedral is structured around the market square by timber framed houses that have perched upon large timber supports for hundreds of years. There are many attractive bars and restaurants and many antique shops to browse in. Market day is on Monday, where you can buy locally grown produce and handmade arts and crafts. For those looking to invest in a property there are several estate agents. Foix - 20 mins - This history rich town is dominated by the famous "Chateau de Foix" which looms over a maze of cobbled streets packed with interesting little restaurants, cafes and shops. The busy market is twice a week. There is an excellent golf course nearby and for the more adventurous there is a facility for hang gliding. Transport Links from the UK: Air – The closest airport is Carcassonne served by Ryanair from London Stansted with 2 flights a day. This airport is 1 hour and 5 minutes from the house by car. Toulouse airport is served by Easyjet and British Airways from London Gatwick with plenty of flights each day. This airport is about 1 hour and 30 minutes from the house. Car – The journey from the London area to the house is around 800 miles using any port in Northern France. You can however sail from Portsmouth and Plymouth to Santander or Bilbao on a 2 hour crossing, which gives a shorter drive to the house of around 250 miles. Train – To utilise the fast TGV routes to Toulouse or Perpignan you need to hub through Paris and this can take some time. Price: Offers in the region of 199,000 Euros as the property includes beds and soft furnishings, cookers and kitchen ware. Website: www.mont-dolmes.com (sold with the house) Contact Details: Jonathan Mearns Tel – 0044 (0) 7977 043 336 Email – jmearns@greenrock.co.uk
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