- Quality Detached House +
- Popular Village Setting +
- Principal Bedroom with En Suite +
- Superb Kitchen/Dining/Family Room +
- EV Car Charging +
- Garage & Driveway Parking +
- South Facing Garden +
- Underfloor Heating +
Description
This fine detached home was built in 2018 by Kingswood Homes and is located in the well-regarded village of Newton St. Cyres between Exeter and Crediton. The property is presented in excellent condition throughout and offers thoughtfully arranged accommodation ideal for family living.
The reception hallway includes stairs to the first floor and a useful understairs storage cupboard housing the controls for the underfloor heating. There is a convenient WC/utility room, along with a superb bright sitting room featuring a wood burner and bi-fold doors that open onto the rear garden.
A particular highlight of the property is the spacious kitchen/dining/family room, perfect for family living and entertaining - fitted with a modern range of matching units and integrated AEG appliances, including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, oven and hob. This space works well as the main hub of the home, with plenty of room for dining and everyday family use.
The first floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom and an en-suite shower room to the main bedroom.
Outside, there is a small front garden and a driveway providing parking for two vehicles, along with an EV charging point and access to the garage, which is fitted with an electric up-and-over door. The south-facing rear garden is mainly laid to well tended lawn with perimeter flower and shrub borders, apple trees, a water tap and a paved patio adjoining the sitting room.
Situation
Newton St. Cyres is a vibrant and well connected village located between Crediton (about 3 miles away) and Exeter (approximately 5 miles), offering a strong sense of community with easy access to both towns by road and regular bus services on the A377.
The village has a public house, The Beer Engine, conveniently situated next to the Newton St. Cyres railway station on the picturesque Tarka Line, and an Italian restaurant, Belluno, which occupies the former Crown and Sceptre.
Traditional cheeses can be purchased from the Quickes Farm Shop, just a short distance away. Residents also enjoy a Parish Hall, a recreation ground with two football pitches, a cricket pitch, and two tennis courts, as well as an excellent primary school within walking distance. Newton St. Cyres benefits from its own rail service into Exeter and beyond, and secondary schooling is available at Queen Elizabeth’s School in nearby Crediton.