Alphington, Exeter

Beehive Cottage is a four-bedroom semi-detached home on a level plot of approximately half an acre, offered with no onward chain. The house began as a stable and was converted to residential use in the late 1950s. Its accommodation includes an entrance hall, reception rooms and kitchen on the ground floor, with four bedrooms, a family bathroom and an attic room above. The property is described as needing modernisation, with scope to update or reconfigure the existing rooms, subject to any required consents. The gardens include lawns, a fish pond, vegetable plot, greenhouse, established planting and several seating and barbecue areas. Two workshop or storage buildings, a garage and extensive off-road parking are also included. The driveway is owned by Peamore Cottage, with Beehive Cottage benefiting from a right of way. The vendor reports that one or more trees may be subject to a Tree Preservation Order. Alphington's local shops, pubs, schools and bus routes are nearby. Exeter city centre, Marsh Barton and major road links are accessible from the property, with the wider area offering access to Dartmoor and the Devon coast. Services include mains electricity and water, oil-fired central heating and a private septic tank installed in the 1960s, which is believed to be non-compliant. The underground oil tank is also believed by the vendor to be non-compliant. The property is freehold and has an EPC rating of E.