This modern, three-bedroom property sits in a lovely cul-de-sac in the pretty and historic village of Gittisham, just over two miles away from the centre of Honiton.
Inside, the property is beautifully presented with pleasing neutral décor and has access to a good degree of natural light. On the ground floor, there is a spacious lounge that flows into a well-appointed kitchen/dining room. The kitchen has a stylish classic look with cream-coloured units and wood-effect work surfaces that complement the lovely wood-effect flooring. The room is large enough to accommodate a family-sized table and chairs and double French doors open directly to the garden, bringing the ‘outside in.’
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms and a superbly appointed family bathroom.
Outside, the enclosed rear garden benefits from being south-facing so is a great spot to soak up the sun. The garden has been landscaped with an area of lawn, potted plants and shrubs, steps up to a handy garden shed and a patio seating area.
At the front, the driveway provides ample parking space for two or three vehicles.
This modern, end-of-terrace dwelling is part of a shared ownership scheme with a 75% share, while a low rent is payable on the remaining 25%. As with all shared ownership properties, there is an opportunity to acquire the remaining 25% for full ownership of the house at a later date. Currently, the property has a lease of 123 years, the estimated monthly rent is £174.45 and the monthly service charge is just over £35 per month. These schemes are ideal for first-time buyers wanting to get on the property ladder, for those forming a new household after a relationship breakdown or for those who used to own a home but cannot afford to buy one now. Full details of the application criteria can be found on the Government website - www.gov.uk.
Higher Down Park, Gittisham, Honiton
Guide Price: £225,000
Agent: Red Homes
Agent's Tel: 01404 510520
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