Property description
DESCRIPTION This spacious modern detached 4 bedroomed house is very pleasantly located on the edge of the popular village of Copplestone, in a residential cul-de-sac of similar properties and within a few minutes walk of excellent village amenities including the primary school, post office/shop, supermarket and public house. The house occupies a good sized corner plot with a well presented rear garden comprising of a raised timber decking patio area, overlooking a lawned garden and a paved patio area. The property has ample parking and an attached garage.
The property was built during the mid 1980's being conventionally constructed of rendered cavity walls under an insulated tiled roof. It has been extended creating a wonderfully large master bedroom complete with en suite and dressing room, a large fully fitted impressive kitchen/dining room, with a new kitchen fitted in 2011 and a large living room enjoying a dual aspect. The property also benefits from uPVC double glazed replacement windows plus gas fired central heating.
DIRECTIONS Approaching Copplestone from Crediton, proceed down into the village and turn right at the stone cross just in front of the post office, into Bewsley Hill. Proceed for about 100 yards taking the first right into Fernworthy Park. Take the first left into Fernworthy Gardens and number 2 will be found immediately on the right.
COPPLESTONE is a popular Mid Devon village adjoining the A377 Exeter / Barnstaple road about 4 miles west of Crediton. The Cathedral City of Exeter is about 12 miles to the south east with excellent communications including the M5 motorway, main line rail stations and its airport to the east of the city. To the south west and the north east of Copplestone are the National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor, renowned for their spectacular scenery with excellent facilities for walking, riding and fishing. The village has an old Inn, post office / general stores and a modern primary school. There is a bus service through the village to Exeter via Crediton. The village also has a railway station with trains to both Barnstaple and Exeter. In the village stands an ancient granite cross which is mentioned in a Saxon charter of the year 974. This cross is virtually in the centre of the County.