St. Georges Well, Cullompton
Guide Price £465,000
From the entrance porch, into the hallway, there is access to the dining room and separate sitting room, both a good size, with bay windows and open fireplaces. The kitchen/breakfast room overlooks the garden to the rear, and has a pantry cupboard, ample base and wall units, built in oven, cooker and space for a freestanding fridge freezer. The separate utility room, boiler/boot room and cloakroom makes up the accommodation on the ground floor.
The Vendors Love - "The garden is a lovely space to enjoy throughout the year, and has a sheltered area on the patio with fruit trees in the corner."
To the first floor, there are three double bedrooms, including an ensuite in bedroom one and a family bathroom which is fully tiled, with a white suite. There is a further double bedroom and a single bedroom to the second floor, which was previously converted by the current owners.
Georgina Loves "The property is located to the North of Cullompton, off the B3181, which makes it easy for commuting via the M5 motorway, local bus services or Tiverton Parkway. The garden is well-well-landscaped and manageable, perfect for gardening enthusiasts."
Approaching the property, a private driveway offers space for approx 6 cars, as well as an integral garage. The well-established rear gardens is mainly laid to lawn, with a patio area, flowering plants and mature trees, plus a shed and summerhouse, perfect for family gatherings or relaxing in the sun.
Services include mains electricity, gas, water, and drainage, and full fibre internet/telephone. The property is a Council Tax Band E with the Mid Devon District Council, and is Freehold.
Cullompton offers swift access to Exeter via J28 of the M5 motorway or the B3181 main road, as well as regular bus services and rail links at Tiverton Parkway and Honiton stations. The 'Falcon' coach service provides economical travel between Plymouth and Bristol, with stops including Bristol Airport.
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.
