Friday, 5 June 2015

View this Investment Opportunity on Saturday 6th June - Set in a sought after rural location, it's not to be missed!

Is this the location for your grand design? 

Will you find your lost garden here? 

Come and see for yourself this weekend.

Saturday 6th June between 12:30pm and 2:00pm. 

No Appointment Necessary.





 A generous plot in a rural location with views and no adjacent properties, around three miles away from the centre of Newton Abbot. Is this not the perfect location for a home of distinction? 

The gated plot has a variety of natural boundaries and is of an irregular but very usable shape. Although currently overgrown there are well positioned trees and shrubs of various types around the plot and the agent speculates that this was a fine and well maintained garden in the past. Who knows what might be revealed when all is cut back! 

The Croft is a bungalow thought to date back to the 1930's which is now in a dilapidated condition but has potential to spare.

 The accommodation comprises, porch, a spacious hallway, two bedroom, two reception a not so modern bathroom, good size kitchen with solid fuel range, utility, larder and rear lobby. This could be refurbished to create a very pleasant home, but should the relevant planning permission be obtained the location and size of the plot lends itself to a far grander property. This might be created by the extension of the of the existing house or removal of the existing structure and rebuilding.

 For information on the feasibility of your plans for The Croft, please consult the local planning authority on 01626 361101.

To be sold by Auction 17th June if not sold previously. 

£275,000 - £325,000  


The Croft, Abbotskerswell, TQ12 5LX
Open to view Saturday 6th June - 12:30pm to 2:00pm
No Appointment Necessary 

sales@cacia.co.uk  |  01626 366966  |  www.cacia.co.uk

Friday, 29 May 2015

Visit the Kingsteignton house with a story to tell - Open House Saturday 30th May 12:30pm - 2:00pm

If you want to live somewhere that has a story to tell, then St Michaels
Church House could be your next perfect home.


Although the style of the property is from a later era and the exact date is uncertain, it’s thought that St Michaels Church House story began around 1848. As the grade II listing states the property was ‘probably’ built for the Schoolmaster at nearby St Michaels Church School. The property may also have other ecclesiastical, clues to both of these can be found in the name. One can assume that the property’s high ceiling and large rooms were meant to impress and that this was a residence of some style for a gentleman of learning.  Approximately 50 years ago, the property ceased to be used as a residence for clergy or school house, at that time it was converted into two residential flats, with the bottom floor still being partly used by the church for meetings. It’s now been turned into one spacious and beautiful home.

The current owners have done the excellent job of restoring and refurbishing the property. It’s been finished to a high standard, with particular emphasis on the character features, which add a flavour of a bygone era. These merge seamlessly with the modern day fittings to include a sleek high gloss fitted kitchen and a stunning bathroom with walk in shower, freestanding bath and twin sinks. The property is now fit for modern day living, yet none of the property’s aesthetics and charm has been lost along the way.
 
Immaculately presented, and offered with no upward chain, St Michaels Church House is ready for its new owners to move straight into. With 3 double bedrooms and 3 reception rooms as well as an impressive bathroom suite, all of a large size, this property really is something special, and a home which the next owner will be proud to call their own.


Recently reduced to the highly competitive price of £225,000 the opportunity to be a part of St Michaels Church House’s story shouldn't be missed. We invite all to view the property on Saturday 30th May between 12:30 and 2pm. 

St Michael's Church House, 2 Fore Street Kingsteignton, TQ12 3AS

sales@cacia.co.uk  |  01626 366966  |  www.cacia.co.uk

Friday, 22 May 2015

Don't Lose The Plot in Combe-In-Teignhead!

Coast and Country Estate Agents have been instructed on a near unique piece of land with planning in a preferred location. Located on the Shaldon Road just outside the sought after village of Combe in Teignhead, the setting is Idyllic. The land enjoys open views across fields to rolling hills and has mainly natural boundaries including a stream. 




It extends to just over half an acre and currently comprises a small market garden / orchard of some charm. A number of mature trees add to the picturesque setting.

Planning has been granted to convert a small disused pottery and block built out builds into a very unusual holiday home with a footprint of approximately 44m2. This gives scope to a talented designer to create a compact yet stylish property, a mini grand design. 

A modest property on such a large plot in such a great location doesn't come along often, in fact it’s been over 20 years since Coast and Country could last sell you one. With a guide price of £100,000 it’s a great opportunity to create a fabulous project from a modest initial outlay. Full details are available on request and the site is a pleasure to visit especially on a sunny day. 


The land is to be sold by informal tender on 5th June if not previously sold, so act now and don’t lose the plot in Combe in Teignhead. For more information call Coast and Country on 01626 366966.


sales@cacia.co.uk  |  01626 366966  |  www.cacia.co.uk