- Chain free, ready to move in
- New modern kitchen and replaced boiler
- Up to five bedrooms; main bedroom with en suite
- Large double-width living room with exposed beams
- Enclosed courtyard garden with rear access
- Two allocated off-street parking spaces
- Timber-frame period construction; likely no modern wall insulation
- Council Tax Band E; small plot and modest outside space
A rare, chain-free period townhouse in the centre of Chudleigh, offering substantial living space across three floors. Recently renovated throughout, the property features a brand-new modern kitchen, a large dual-aspect living room with exposed beams and an open fire, plus versatile reception rooms that suit family life or flexible home-working.
The home provides up to five bedrooms including a main bedroom with an en suite and two further bedrooms with adjoining dressing rooms. The accommodation totals around 1,810 sq ft and includes a low-maintenance enclosed courtyard garden with rear access and two allocated off-street parking spaces — a valuable town-centre benefit.
Characterful features such as exposed stone walls, arched doorways, window seats and timber beams give genuine period appeal, while recent improvements (new kitchen, boiler and double glazing) mean the house is ready to move into. Local amenities, good primary and secondary schooling nearby, easy road links to the A38/A380 and proximity to Dartmoor and the coast add lifestyle appeal for families.
Notable practical points: the property is a timber-framed Victorian build (pre-1900) where original wall construction likely lacks modern cavity insulation. The plot is relatively small with a courtyard garden rather than a full garden, and council tax sits at Band E. These factors are important for running costs and future retrofit planning.
