Longwool Run, Cullompton
Offers in Excess of £160,000
Situated in Saxon Fields, a popular development on the edge of Cullompton, and built by Barrett Homes in 2018.
The accommodation comprises a well proportioned kitchen/dining/sitting room with dual aspect, a large main bedroom, a further bedroom and a modern family bathroom. The entrance hallway also provides two generous storage cupboards.
Outside there is a designated parking space for one vehicle. An early inspection is suggested for those seeking a first home within only a short distance of the town centre and countryside walks.
Saxon Fields is conveniently located about half a mile from the high street shops and supermarkets in the bustling market town of Cullompton. The town also offers two primary schools, secondary school, two doctors surgeries, sports centre, community centre, library and the highly regarded Padbrook Park leisure centre. There are many popular independent eateries including The Bakehouse , Nosh Sandwich Shop and The Lime Tree. The M5 passes the town and facilitates rapid commuting south to the Cathedral City of Exeter and north to the County Town of Taunton.
The surrounding countryside offers a range of rural pursuits with the nearby Blackdown Hills being designated as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The stunning National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor together with north and south Devon coastlines all within a modest car journey.
Council Tax: Band B - Mid Devon District Council | Tenure: Leasehold | Lease start date: 26 June 2018 | Lease Term: 125 years and including 26 June 2018 | Service Charge: £79.58 per month, payable to Abri.
Cullompton
Fact: Cullompton is home to several landmarks including The Walronds (a 1605 manor house), the impressive 15th- century St Andrew’s Church, and the Manor House.
Cullompton is a charming town that offers a blend of history, natural beauty, and modern amenities. Known for its rich heritage, picturesque landscapes, and welcoming community, Cullompton is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Nearby, the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Culm Valley, with the river Culm, provides endless scenic trails, bridleways, and cycle paths.
