2 bedroom flat for sale

Location

Upottery

Features

Offers invited
Two bedrooms
Rural, village location
Off road parking

Introduction

Located in the unspoilt Devon village of Upottery, this grade II listed stone built coach house was once part of Upottery Manor which was demolished in the 1950's and formerly the residence of Viscount Sidmouth.

The Old Coach House was imaginatively converted in the 1990's into a complex of six homes each with its own unique character and layout. One of these homes is Phaeton, which has been tastefully updated by the present owners. A particular feature is the double storey fanlight window, which now fills one of the original coach house doorways.

Having parked the car you walk through a pair of iron gates and an archway and enter a large paved communal courtyard with a well and a Victorian style lamp post. Here you will sense the grandeur of the Victorian architecture, while access to each apartment leads off the courtyard. Phaeton has its own entrance and a glazed front door which leads through to an entrance hall and in turn to the hall. The hall has a stone effect ceramic tiled floor and doors lead off to the ground floor rooms. The cloakroom has been updated in a contemporary style with stone effect ceramic tiled walls and floor. The living/dining room has an ornamental Minster stone fireplace and three windows below the large fanlight window looking over the courtyard and the main bedroom gallery above. The kitchen is double aspect with an arched window to the rear and a window and french doors out to the courtyard. The same tiled floor is carried through from the hall, and it is fitted with a range of shaker style units and integrated appliances.

The main bedroom is galleried above the living/dining room taking full advantage of the large fanlight window overlooking the courtyard, and with a window to the rear. The landing, with a window to the rear has a door leading through to an inner hallway with an airing cupboard and a door to the shower room. This has been updated recently with tiled walls and floor and fixtures. The second bedroom is a double room with a window overlooking the courtyard and two double built in wardrobes.

Phaeton also has private parking and a storage shed. Services include mains water, drainage and electricity.

Each owner of the six properties in The Old Coach House has a share in the management company and the service charge currently stands at 70 per month.

The Council Tax is band C.

There will be no chain upwards of the sale.

Accommodation

Entrance Hall:

Stone effect ceramic tiled floor and glazed door through to...

Hall:

Stone effect ceramic tiled floor, staircase, doors to living/dining room, kitchen and...

Cloakroom:Contemporary in style with stone effect tiled floor and walls. Toilet and stone bowl basin on timber plinth

Living/dining room: 5.9m (19'4) x 4.4m (14'5),

Minster stone ornamental fireplace, window to rear and three windows overlooking courtyard with large feature fanlight window above. Gallery from main bedroom

Kitchen: 5.9m (19'4) x 3.4m (11'2),

Range of shaker style fronted base and wall units with granite effect work surface. Larder unit with spice rack and space for further domestic appliance. Integrated double oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washing machine. Arched window to rear and window and french doors out to courtyard

From hall staircase to...

Galleried landing:

Window to rear

Bedroom one: 4.4m (14'5) x 4.2m (13'9),

Galleried over the living/dining room with fanlight window to courtyard and window to the rear

From landing door to...

Inner hall:

Airing Cupboard

Shower room:

Recently updated. Toilet and double shower cubicle with Grohe shower. Vanity unit with wash basin, cupboard, lights and shaver point. Heated towel rail

Bedroom two: 3.4m (11'2) x 3.4m (11'2) not including wardrobes,

Window overlooking courtyard and two built in double wardrobes

Outside:

On entering the parking area Phaeton has allocated parking. A stone arch above gates leads through to the communal paved court yard with a well and Victorian style lamp post. Through an archway in a stone wall a path leads to storage sheds for each of the properties.