Camberley Cottages, South Knighton, Newton Abbot £210,000

• Delightful open plan living/dining/kitchen space
• Downstairs WC
• Two double bedrooms
• Bathroom
• Loft with potential for conversion
• Courtyard garden which could also be used for off road parking
• Delightful hamlet location
• No chain

This recently modernised end of terrace property with two double bedrooms and a courtyard garden is situated in the heart of South Knighton. The accommodation comprises the delightful open plan living/kitchen/dining room which features a newly fitted kitchen with a range of matching units with a stainless steel mixer tap sink and drainer. Built in appliances include a fridge/freezer, Neff double oven and AEG induction hob and there is space for a washing machine. There are double glazed windows to the front, rear and side and a door from the living area to a storage space and downstairs WC. To the first floor you will find two double bedrooms, both with double glazed windows and one features a hatch to the loft with a pull down ladder. The loft provides ample storage space and potential for conversion, subject to planning approval. Completing the accommodation is a superb modern fitted bathroom with a suite comprising a low level flush WC, wash hand basin with storage beneath and a panelled bath with an electric shower. There is an obscure double glazed window to the rear and part tiled walls. Externally the property benefits from a courtyard garden which could also be used as off road parking. South Knighton, is a delightful hamlet halfway between Newton Abbot and the A38. It is about a half a mile off the Ashburton road in a peaceful setting. The market town of Newton Abbot, with its comprehensive shopping and social facilities and mainline railway station with connections to most parts of the country, is about five minutes' drive away as is access to the A38 Expressway which links Plymouth and Exeter to the motorway network. It is rare for a property in such an attractive location to come onto the market and early viewing is recommended.