3 bed semi-detached bungalow for sale

The Marles, Exmouth EX8

A beautifully presented and recently extended semi-detached three-bedroom bungalow, situated in a desirable residential area of Exmouth. Close to local amenities, transport links, and the local park and primary school. This impressive home, which features a high specification, benefits from an excellent EPC rating, making it a low-running-cost eco home that reflects its energy-efficient design and thoughtful upgrades.

The accommodation features a well-fitted modern kitchen/diner with an excellent range of built-in appliances (to include induction hob, extractor cooker hood, electric oven and microwave) that flows seamlessly into an open-plan sitting room, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. From the sitting room are large trifold doors open to the rear. A major benefit is the installation of photo-voltaic solar panels, helping to supplement the property’s electricity use and reduce energy costs with a feed-in tariff and a 6.5kw battery. There is also gas-fired central heating and uPVC double glazing. In addition, there is underfloor heating in the open-plan area, an ensuite bathroom. In addition, there is a utility cupboard in the entrance hall with space and plumbing for a washing machine.

One of the other standout features is the large double garage with a remote-controlled roller door, offering ample parking and storage space, and potential for use as a hobbies workshop/office. (Note: There is light and power, EV charger, hot/cold water feed and wiring for a potential broadband connection). Above the garage is a generous balcony that enjoys attractive open views, perfect for outdoor relaxation or morning coffee.

To the rear, the property boasts a landscaped and enclosed south-facing garden, offering a private retreat with low-maintenance planting and entertaining space.

An ideal home for those seeking single-level living without compromising on style, space, or sustainability.
No onward chain.

Please quote reference RB0167

summary of accommodation:
Hall with Utility
Open plan Sitting Room/Kitchen/Diner
Sitting Room Area: 3.9m (12'10") x 3.0m (9'10")
Kitchen/Diner Area: 4.2m (13'9") x 3.0m (9'10") overall
Inner Hallway
Bedroom 1: 3.7m (12'2") x 3.1m (10'2")
Ensuite/WC
Bedroom 2: 3.3m (10'10") x 2.9m (9'6")
Bedroom 3: 3.6m (11'10") x 2.9m (9'6")
Bathroom/WC

Outside:
At the front, there is a driveway offering ample off-road parking with sloping access to the front door. A large balcony area.
Double Garage: 5.85m (19'2") x 5.75m (18'10")
Fully enclosed rear garden with patio terrace and lawned area.

Notes:
Tenure: Freehold - vacant possession on completion. No onward chain.
Council Tax Band: C (East Devon District Council).
EPC Rating: A
Services: Mains electric, gas, water & drainage. Privately owned photovoltaic solar panels with a feed-in tariff. Superfast fibre broadband is available.

Location:
Exmouth, a coastal town in East Devon, is a picturesque location where the River Exe meets the sea. While the two-mile stretch of golden sands and rock pools is a popular attraction, there is much more to explore. At the eastern end of the promenade, visitors can marvel at the impressive 5-meter Geoneedle at Orcombe Point, which marks the beginning of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. The Exe estuary, located at the western end, is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and home to diverse bird species and other wildlife. The town is surrounded by the stunning East Devon countryside, including several Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Moreover, Dartmoor National Park's legendary tors are just a 40-minute drive away, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers.

Leisure: Exmouth is a hub for various leisure industries, particularly water sports such as kite sailing, paddleboarding, jet-skiing, and sailing, with a 200-berth marina located near the estuary mouth. Apart from these, outdoor activities such as bird-watching and cycling are also popular. Whether you prefer a leisurely walk or an adventurous hike, there are plenty of local footpaths to explore, including the renowned South West Coast Path. Additionally, Exmouth marks the starting point of the East Devon Way that leads to Lyme Regis.

Education: In Exmouth, there are eight primary schools, one secondary school, and the recently built Deaf Academy, which cost £10.5 million. Post-16 education is available at Exeter College, located nearby, and the University of Exeter offers a wide range of higher education degree courses. Independent schools such as St Peter's Preparatory School in Lympstone, The Maynards School in Exeter, and Exeter School are also available for those seeking private education.

Health: Exmouth offers a variety of healthcare options, including three local medical practices, numerous dental practices, and a minor injuries unit at Exmouth Hospital. The Royal Devon & Exeter nhs Foundation Trust (rd&E) also provides comprehensive healthcare services throughout Exeter, East Devon, and Mid Devon. The nearby Nuffield Hospital in Exeter is the closest option for those seeking private healthcare.

Transport: Exmouth offers excellent transportation options, with the M5 (junction 30) located just 10 miles to the north. This provides access to places such as Taunton (approximately 50 minutes away), Weston-Super-Mare (approximately 80 minutes away), Bristol (around one hour and 40 minutes away), Cheltenham (approximately two hours away), and Birmingham (approximately three hours away). The M5 also connects to the M4 for trips to London (which takes about four hours) or into Wales. Another route to London is the A303/M3 (which takes about three hours and 40 minutes). Exeter, the nearest city, is about 30 minutes away by road and is located near the M5. South West Devon can be accessed through the A38. If you drive for an hour, you'll reach the historic city of Plymouth and the cross-channel ferry to Brittany.
Exmouth also boasts a conveniently located train station close to its town centre. Great Western Railway provides services that connect to other routes at both Exeter St. David's and Exeter Central, with a travel time of about 30 minutes. The Avocet Line, considered one of the country's most picturesque train journeys, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Exe Estuary. Direct lines to London Paddington or Waterloo stations can be accessed via connections at Exeter, with a travel time from two and a quarter hours. Stagecoach provides regular bus services to various stops in Exmouth, Exeter, and surrounding towns and villages in East Devon. Exeter Airport is approximately 11 miles or about 30 minutes by car, while Bristol Airport, which offers more direct international flights, is about 70 miles or an hour and a half away.

Shopping: Exmouth offers a range of shopping options, including various supermarkets. For those who prefer a more traditional shopping experience, the town centre provides a range of local shops. Additionally, there are award-winning independent farm shops nearby, such as Darts Farm (6 miles) and Greendale Farm (9 miles). If you're looking for high-street brands, the historic cathedral city of Exeter (11 miles) is just a short distance away.

Food & Drink: Geographically, Exmouth is surrounded by Lyme Bay, the Exe Estuary and the East Devon countryside, which combine to offer an abundance of fresh local produce. For instance, when it comes to fish and chips, Exmouth boasts the 2020 national award-winner Krispies, along with the "floating" River Exe Café, which you can only reach by boat – but it's worth it for the renowned Exmouth mussels. For special occasions, there's Michael Caine's Lympstone Manor, along with his Michelin-starred restaurant. And needless to say, for a naughty but nice local treat, there's always a traditional Devon cream tea – with jam on top! There are also a variety of local breweries, vineyards and distilleries – yes, you can get Exmouth gin – along with a great choice of pubs, cafes, restaurants and takeaways, all within easy reach.

Events: Yearly community events include the Exmouth Festival, which offers a week of free music, art and theatre (May/June), the Exmouth Kite Festival, which is a great hit for all ages (August), plus Spirit of the Exe – a splendid foody experience (September) and the ever-popular Christmas Day Swim for the very brave – or you can stay warm and watch!

Rest assured, Exmouth offers a comprehensive range of facilities to suit all ages and tastes, either within the town or within easy reach. And wait until you see one of the fabulous sunsets over the Exe Estuary.

Important Information:
All rooms have been measured with an electronic laser and are approximate measurements only. None of the services to the above property have been tested by ourselves, and we cannot guarantee that the installations described in the details are in perfect working order. Richard Boud Estate Agent for themselves and the vendors or lessors produce these details in good faith and are a guideline only. They do not constitute any part of a contract and are correct to the best of our knowledge when going to press.
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