Extended two-bed home with conservatory, parking and private paved garden — ideal starter buy.
Two off-road parking spaces to the front
Spacious conservatory with twin doors to private paved garden
Well-fitted modern kitchen, neutral decor throughout
Mains gas boiler and recent double glazing installed
Compact footprint — approx 663 sq ft, two bedrooms
Tenure unspecified — buyer to confirm legal title
Small, fully paved rear garden; low maintenance but limited green space
Located in a quiet cul-de-sac, short walk to beach and shops
This extended mid-terrace home sits at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, a short walk from local shops, the bus stop and Seaton beach. The layout feels light and practical: a living room that opens into a spacious conservatory, plus a well-fitted modern kitchen. Neutral decoration, double glazing and gas central heating make it largely move-in ready.
Outside provides real convenience for a property of this size — two off-road parking spaces to the front and a fully enclosed, low-maintenance paved rear garden offering a good degree of privacy. The house was built in the 1980s and benefits from relatively recent glazing and a mains-gas boiler with radiator heating.
The home is an obvious fit for first-time buyers seeking a manageable, low-upkeep starter home or for investors targeting steady rental demand in a very low-crime, affluent coastal town. The compact footprint (around 663 sq ft) and two-bedroom layout keep running costs down, and nearby schools and local services are within easy reach.
Notable practical points: the tenure is not specified, and the plot is small — important for buyers who need larger outdoor space. The property is in a neighbourhood described as ageing rural, which may influence long-term demographic trends. Overall this is a sensible, well-presented property with realistic expectations for space and scope.