• 1930's detached house +
• Established gardens +
• Potential for improvement +
• Five bedrooms +
• Two reception rooms +
• Two bathrooms +
• Kitchen & utility +
• No through lane +
• Outskirts of town +

Sizeable 1930’s detached residence set on the outskirts of Axminster offering five bedrooms, three reception rooms and southerly facing gardens. In all about 0.25 acres.

Higher Millbrook is one of just a handful of detached 1930’s houses built in the market town of Axminster. This period is renowned for its light and airy rooms, good ceiling heights and bay windows which also add the already spacious accommodation. The addition of a two storey extension to the east elevation means that the property offers close to 1850 sq ft. of space over two floors and has great potential for multi-generational living or home working. The principal reception rooms are located off the main entrance hall and include two dual aspect rooms, both of which feature bay windows and fireplaces. There is a spacious kitchen fitted with a traditional range of units finished in light oak, an Aga, pantry, and adjoining utility room. Beyond the kitchen is the seller’s study which looks out over the garden and includes a single person lift to the first floor and a separate shower room off an inner hallway. This room with the floor above could be adapted to suit the purchasers needs. To the first floor are five good size bedrooms and a smart remodelled family bathroom. Most of the rooms within Higher Millbrook enjoy a combination of views over the gardens, surrounding town and countryside. Electric heating and extensive double glazing.

Outside - The property is approached via double gates from the lane side with access to a wide tarmac driveway and parking area together with a single timber framed garage. The house sits well within its plot with mature gardens on all sides, mainly laid to lawn with well stocked herbaceous borders, rose beds, ornamental shrubs and specimen trees. There are various useful outbuildings including a modern workshop, two garden sheds and a summerhouse. The gardens are a true delight, packed full of year round interest, two seating areas and offer a good degree of privacy from the lane. In all the gardens and house sit in a plot of 0.25 acres.

Situation - The property is set at the start of a no through lane on the outskirts of Axminster town and offers a good combination of town and country views, as well as the convenience of being just over half a mile from the town centre. Axminster is a bustling market town on the eastern fringes of Devon, close to the border with West Dorset and South Somerset. The town has a selection of national and independent retailers, doctor surgery and dentists. There is a well supported country produce market held in Trinity Square every Thursday. The beautiful Axe Valley with its renowned bird sanctuary reaches the sea at Seaton (6 miles) and the famed beaches of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast and the resort of Lyme Regis are at a similar distance. Exeter (M5) is 24 miles, and Taunton 20 miles. Axminster train station that is on the direct line to London Waterloo to Exeter line.