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Clover is a spacious family home built we believe in the 1930‘s which has been extended and modernised and is well presented throughout. The loft was converted and provides the principle en-suite bathroom and the first floor landing area was also extended and now has space for an office/study area. The garden has been professionally landscaped and terraced and now offers three different useable levels, one laid to lawn, one laid to patio and one smaller decked area. The property also benefits from a parking bay to the front of the property.
Beer is a highly picturesque and sought after fishing village situated on the Jurassic Coast. Close by are delightful coastal and country walks, together with a pebble beach, fishing boats and a quaint village centre with day-to-day facilities.
The front door opens to the entrance hall with geometric decorative quarry floor tiling and stairs rising to the first floor. To the front of the property is an attractive living room with bay window and brick fireplace. Stripped wooden floorboards flow through this room and the dining room behind. Central bifolding wooden doors separate the two rooms but can open up to form one large room for entertaining. French doors to then open to the rear garden. The kitchen is well fitted with a matching range of units and has a large skylight flooding the room with light and a door and large hatch to the dining room.
The first floor landing has ample space for a study area and stairs rising again to the second floor. There are two double bedrooms occupying the first floor alongside a family bathroom and the principal bedroom with en-suite shower room with WC is on the second floor.
Outside:
There are attractive flower beds either side of the front door and a car parking space. The rear garden has been landscaped and is now terraced over 4 levels. A small seating area behind the dining room has a door to an external storage room and beyond here steps lead up to a decked terrace and further steps up to a good sized paved terrace with decorative circular feature and railings surrounding. Beyond this, steps rise to a further lawned area with flower and shrub borders. The rear garden is surrounded by a mixture of fencing and hedging providing a good degree of privacy and there is a water tap.
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Council Tax: We are advised that the property is Council Tax Band C. East Devon District Council. Tel: .
Services: We are advised all mains services are connected
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1930‘s terraced house situated in the sought after Fishing Village of Beer, with extended accommodation, professionally terraced garden and parking.Clover is a spacious family home built we believe in the 1930‘s which has been extended and modernised and is well presented throughout. The loft was converted and provides the principle en-suite bathroom and the first floor landing area was also extended and now has space for an office/study area. The garden has been professionally landscaped and terraced and now offers three different useable levels, one laid to lawn, one laid to patio and one smaller decked area. The property also benefits from a parking bay to the front of the property.
Beer is a highly picturesque and sought after fishing village situated on the Jurassic Coast. Close by are delightful coastal and country walks, together with a pebble beach, fishing boats and a quaint village centre with day-to-day facilities.
The front door opens to the entrance hall with geometric decorative quarry floor tiling and stairs rising to the first floor. To the front of the property is an attractive living room with bay window and brick fireplace. Stripped wooden floorboards flow through this room and the dining room behind. Central bifolding wooden doors separate the two rooms but can open up to form one large room for entertaining. French doors to then open to the rear garden. The kitchen is well fitted with a matching range of units and has a large skylight flooding the room with light and a door and large hatch to the dining room.
The first floor landing has ample space for a study area and stairs rising again to the second floor. There are two double bedrooms occupying the first floor alongside a family bathroom and the principal bedroom with en-suite shower room with WC is on the second floor.
Outside:
There are attractive flower beds either side of the front door and a car parking space. The rear garden has been landscaped and is now terraced over 4 levels. A small seating area behind the dining room has a door to an external storage room and beyond here steps lead up to a decked terrace and further steps up to a good sized paved terrace with decorative circular feature and railings surrounding. Beyond this, steps rise to a further lawned area with flower and shrub borders. The rear garden is surrounded by a mixture of fencing and hedging providing a good degree of privacy and there is a water tap.
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Council Tax: We are advised that the property is Council Tax Band C. East Devon District Council. Tel: .
Services: We are advised all mains services are connected
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