Strete Ralegh House, Exeter, EX5

Although in need of total refurbishment, this two bedroom property has the potential to become a wonderful home situated in the courtyard and set in 8 acres of communal gardens, parkland and woodland.

The accommodation consists of a living room with dual aspect windows, one of which is a big picture window overlooking the gardens, dining room and kitchen. Upstairs are two good sized bedrooms and a smaller room ideal for an office, bathroom and separate toilet. There are some electric storage heaters downstairs and a shared sewerage treatment plant in the grounds. The property is being sold with no onward chain.

Outside
To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden and an attached brick-built garden studio with heating, electric and light. The front has shrubs and a parking space. There is a separate single garage in a block (5 x 2.4m).

The residents have full access to the nearly 8 acres of gardens, parkland and woodland which are separately owned but maintained by the residents' association.

The lease has a term of 999 years from 23rd March 1984.

The maintenance charge is £130 per month. This covers a gardener to maintain the grounds and maintenance of the sewage treatment plant.

Directions
From Ottery St Mary proceed via Mill Street onto Exeter Road. Continue to the Daisy Mount roundabout and take the 3rd exit. At the next roundabout, take the 1st exit and continue along. The gated entrance to Strete Ralegh House will be on your left, proceed to the end of the drive, go past the garage block on your left handside, turn right and the property is on the right in the corner.

Location
Strete Ralegh is situated on the outskirts of Whimple which is 8 miles from Exeter and Honiton both of which have the usual range of supermarkets, shops, restaurants, cultural, leisure and entertainment venues. The small market town of Ottery St Mary is 4 miles distant and also has a Sainsburys supermarket. The village itself has a shop come post office, two pubs, a hairdresser, primary school, small medical centre, a church, a heritage museum and tennis, cricket and football clubs. The village has easy access to the M5 via the A30 and also has its own railway station on the Exeter to London Waterloo line making commuting very easy.