Property description
THE HOUSE No 15 is a very well-proportioned Victorian redbrick terrace property. Internally the house is beautifully finished and retains many period features including picture rails, bay windows, with many rooms having stripped wooden floorboards and some wonderful built-in cupboards and furniture. The ground floor comprises: sitting room to the front, dining room at the heart of the house and a kitchen/breakfast room and utility area to the rear. Upstairs there is a large double bedroom to the front with built-in storage, bedroom two with built-in storage, bathroom with a pale blue suite, bedroom three to the rear and roof access via a hatch.
OUTSIDE The property is approached towards the front door through a pedestrian gate. The rear garden is accessed from the kitchen or utility area, it is designed with minimal work in mind and laid to gravel and paving with many mature shrubs bordering it and enclosed by brick walling. There is also a rear pedestrian gate giving access to the garden from the residential alley behind and an outside toilet. Parking at the property is on street currently a non-restricted parking area though for further information and to clarify this point for yourself please contact My Devon Customer Service Centre on 0345 155 1073, Monday - Friday from 8am - 8pm.
PRIORY ROAD A pretty Victorian street sitting in the popular area of Mount Pleasant, just north east of Exeter city centre, and with easy access of Exeter University. Priory Road is only a stones throw away from Pinhoe Road which offers a variety of convenience stores, various pubs and numerous eateries. For a greater assortment, the heart of Exeter is a short distance away and offers a plethora of retail outlets, covering the best of the high street brands, along with boutiques and popular well known restaurants in and around the Princesshay shopping hub. There are also many more shops, bars and eateries alongside the breathtaking Exeter Cathedral. Other visual pleasures include Gandy St, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and the historic Quay.