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3 Bedroom Bungalow for sale

Feniton Honiton Feniton, EX14 3UW

EX14 3UW, Louvigny Close, Feniton, Honiton, EX14, Honiton

Sale Price: £265,950

Listed 15 days ago and may not be available Listed on 6/28/2015

 99 High Street, Honiton, Devon, EX14 1PG
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Feniton Honiton Feniton, EX14 3UW

Property Summary:

Bungalow
3 Bed(s)
-- Bath(s)
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Property description

**FABULOUS BUNGALOW - TWO SINGLE GARAGES AND LARGE GARDENS** call Fulfords Honiton 01404 44744 to book your viewing.

THE HADDON: A 3 bedroom bungalow comprising entrance hall, lounge, kitchen/dining, master bedroom with en-suite, bedrooms 2, 3, family bathroom, cloakroom and two single garage

Winchester Park is a new development of 2 and 3 bedroom family homes situated in Feniton, a small village in the County of Devon about 12 miles from the city of Exeter. It has an interesting history, with a beautiful old church and many interesting buildings. During the Victorian heyday of the railway, it was a very important junction.

The original village of Feniton contains the 13th century church, Feniton Court, the former village school, the post office, and most of the older buildings in the village, including a number of thatched cottages. The Vine Water, a tributary of the River Otter, runs through this part of the village and is generally believed to have given the village its name.

Feniton new village lies approximately 0.75 miles (1.21 km) west of the original village. This area was formerly known as Sidmouth Junction and for many years consisted of just a few houses, a public house and a chapel, which were associated with the building and operation of the railway station of the same name.

From the mid-1960s onwards, this area was transformed into Feniton new village by various medium-scale housing developments. These were accompanied by the building of Feniton Primary school, two village shops, and a playing field. More recently, a sports and social club, dental surgery, hairdresser and fast food takeaway have also opened in this part of the village.

In 1967, when the new village was taking shape, the original Sidmouth Junction railway station and its associated branch line were closed, as part of the Beeching rail network cuts. Pressure from the newly arrived residents, however, caused the authorities to re-open the station in 1971 with the new name of Feniton and restore the direct train services to Exeter and London.

• 3 BEDROOMS   • LOUNGE   • KITCHEN/DINING   • CLOAKS   • EN-SUITE   • BATHROOM