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61 Highweek Road | Newton Abbot | TQ12 1TS PROPERTY TYPE SIZE A spacious three bedroom, semi detached house with a large driveway and a small garage in the sought after market town of Newton Abbot. 61 Highweek Road | Newton Abbot | TQ12 1TS PROPERTY TYPE SIZE Semi-detached property 1,015 sq ft LOCATION AGE Town 1950s, 1960s and 1970s in a nutshell… BEDROOMS RECEP TION ROOMS . Front and rear gardens 3 2 . Perfect project property . Generous sized rooms . Small garage . Greenhouse . Tired timber shed . For sale by the Modern Method of Auction BATHROOM S WARMTH 1 Electric storage heating PARKING OUTSID E SPAC E Garage and off road Generous sized garden parking EPC RATING COUNCIL TAX BAND 49 B the details… An opportunity to purchase a semi-detached three-bedroom property with front and rear gardens and driveway parking in a convenient location, a short walk from the shops, amenities and schools in the market town of Newton Abbot. Wrought-iron gates lead into the front garden where there is a level lawn and a crazy-paved patio area and the driveway provides parking for at least five cars. Inside the property is very dated, would benefit from extensive modernisation and has electric storage heating and single glazing throughout. The entrance porch leads through a half glazed front door into the hallway which is carpeted and has a storage cupboard to one side and a sliding door opens to reveal a turning staircase to the first floor. The kitchen has papered walls, a door to the driveway and a handy understairs storage area. There are worktops along two sides with fitted base units together with a stainless-steel sink, a gap for a cooker and space beneath the worktop for a washing machine. There are two generously-sized reception rooms, a dining room which has papered walls, an open fire with a tiled surround and an airing cupboard built into the recess on one side of chimney breast containing and insulated hot water cylinder with an immersion heater. There is a low-level storage unit on the other side of the chimney breast and plenty of space for eight or ten around a dining table. The living room is carpeted and has plenty of light from a wide window to the front. Upstairs, the master bedroom is a spacious double with a window to the front and there are two further light and airy bedrooms, a generous sized single with a window to the front and a double having a wide window to the rear that has a built-in wardrobe and a possibly original fireplace making a nice feature. The bathroom has a vinyl floor and part-tiled walls containing a cream suite comprising a bath, a pedestal basin and a WC and the landing has a hatch in the ceiling providing access to the loft space which is well insulated and where there is plenty of additional storage space. Outside, the driveway continues to a small garage which has barn-style doors and is in poor repair. The rear garden is quite spacious and low-maintenance with areas of hardstanding and terraces of crazy-paving, providing plenty of space for family barbecues and get-togethers. There is a greenhouse, a tired timber shed, an outside tap for convenience and a coal bunker. This property is for sale by the Modern Method of Auction which is not to be confused with traditional auction. The Modern Method of Auction is a flexible buyer friendly method of purchase. We do not require the purchaser to exchange contracts immediately, however from the date the Draft Contract is received by the buyer’s solicitor, the buyer is given 56 days in which to complete the transaction, with the aim being to exchange contracts within the first 28 days. Allowing the additional time to exchange on the property means interested parties can proceed with traditional residential finance. Upon close of a successful auction or if the vendor accepts an offer during the auction, the buyer will be required to make payment of a non-refundable Reservation Fee of 4.2% to a minimum of £6,000.00 including VAT which secures the transaction and takes the property off the market. The buyer will be required to sign an Acknowledgement of Reservation form to confirm acceptance of terms prior to solicitors being instructed. Copies of the Reservation from and all terms and conditions can be found in the Buyer Information Pack which can be downloaded for free from the auction section of our website or requested from our Auction Department. Please note this property is subject to an undisclosed reserve price which is generally no more than 10% in excess of the Starting Bid, both the Starting Bid and reserve price can be subject to change. Terms and conditions apply to the Modern Method of Auction, which is operated by Complete Estate Agents powered by IAM Sold. Reservation Fee is in addition to the final negotiated selling price. the location… The property is located in the thriving market town of Newton Abbot which offers a host of facilities including primary and secondary schools, an array of shops and supermarkets and a host of other facilities that you would expect to find in a town of this size. Newton Abbot has a main line Railway Station to London Paddington and offers easy access to the Devon Expressway and the M5. Shopping Late night pint of milk: One stop 0.2 mile Town centre: 0.8 mile Supermarket: Asda 0.5 mile Relaxing Our note. For clarific ation we have prepared th ese sales particulars as a general gu ide and Beach: Teignmouth 7.1 miles have not carried out a detailed survey nor tested the services, appliances or fittings. Room sizes Park: Baker’s Park 0.7 mile should not be relied upon for carp ets or furnishings. If there are any important matters wh ich are likely to aff ect your d ecision to buy, please contact us before viewin g this property. These Tennis courts: Recreation ground particulars, whilst believed to be accurate, are set out as a gen eral outlin e only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intendin g purchasers should not rely on them as statements of represen tation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise Travel as to their accurac y. No p erson in the emplo yment of Complete Property Servic es has the Bus stop: 0.5 mile authority to make or give any representation or warranty in resp ect of the p roperty. Train station: Newton Abbot 1.7 miles how to get there… Main travel link: A380 1.8 miles Airport: Exeter 19.4 miles From our Newton Abbot office continue on Queens Street, turn right onto Albany Street and continue onto Cricket field Road, turn Schools left onto Kingsteignton Road, at the traffic lights turn right onto Highweek Primary School: 0.3 mile Highweek Road, take your first turning left onto Broadland Avenue Newton Abbot College: 0.3 mile and continue on this road for some distance where the property will be found on the left hand side. Please check Google maps for exact distances and travel times. Property postcode: TQ12 1TS Need a more complete Tel 01626 362 246 Complete picture? Get in touch with Email [email protected] 79 Queen Street your local branch… Web completeproperty.co.uk Newton Abbot TQ12 2AU Are you selling a property too? Call us to get a set of property details like these… .
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