Highlands, Puddington

This superbly presented three bedroom detached house takes up a lovely village location, on a large level plot approaching a quarter of an acre, with fantastic gardens that back onto fields, plus masses of parking, a garage and some beautiful views.

Highlands is a superbly presented detached house situated in the quiet rural village of Puddington. It is set well back from the road by a pretty front garden and a long driveway providing masses of parking. To the rear it backs onto fields and enjoys far reaching views over countryside and as far as Dartmoor in the distance.

The accommodation has been improved massively by the current owners with a major renovation taking place in 2017 with all new floor coverings throughout and a complete redecoration. The property flows nicely and includes three good useable bedrooms. The master has an a new en-suite WC and the 2nd bedroom takes in the best views. The 3rd bedroom has a lovely bay window. 2017 also saw a brand new bathroom being fitted with a modern suite including a P-shaped bath with shower & screen over..

The ground floor includes a dual aspect living room with a bay window to the front and an attached conservatory to the rear. There is also a separate dining room and a modern fitted kitchen with Neff dishwasher, induction hob and double oven all built in, plus a stable door to the garden. The WC was refitted during the renovations. The whole property benefits from modern uPVC double glazing (new front & rear doors in 2017), oil fired central heating and Solar PV panels with a 1kw output (owned outright).

The plots extends to around a quarter of an acre in total with the level and enclosed rear garden being a great feature.  The garden is largely lawned with vegetable plots towards the back and an array of colourful plants and flowers growing in the beds and borders, with a seating area immediately behind the house too. To the front is masses of gated parking and a long garage with light and power, plus an internal door to the property.

Council Tax: D
Utilities: Mains water, electric, broadband and an oil tank
Drainage: Mains drainage
Heating: Oil fired central heating
Listed: No
Tenure: Freehold

DIRECTIONS : From Crediton proceed out through Sandford and Kennerleigh until reaching Black Dog. At the pub, turn right towards Puddington, upon entering the village the house will be found on your right, marked by a Helmores board.

PUDDINGTON is a village near the source of the River Creedy, graced on all sides by blissful, undeveloped countryside. It creates a triangle with the market towns of Crediton (8 miles to the south) and Tiverton (7 miles to the east) – each with an up to date choice of shopping, educational and leisure facilities. Puddington is thought to have Saxon origins, and blossomed to life when Devon formed part of ‘Wessex’. The village name may have evolved from ‘Putta’s Tun’, a farmstead or settlement belonging to ‘Putta’, a Saxon chief. Moving forward in time, it is well known that the Puddington of today is a calm and attractive place – with a core of classically Devonian thatched cottages, and a welcoming, yet close-knit community. In essence, it is the epitome of a country getaway. Nearby Witheridge has a good primary school, village shop with post office, newsagent, barber and hairdresser, and is now blessed with a French restaurant as well as a good pub.

Covid-19 Update

Our team are working from their homes to help stop the spread of this awful virus.   We’re on the phone, email, and Facebook Messenger too – and we’d love to hear from you!

If you’re interested to view a property, please still get in touch – that way we can register your interest and let you know as soon as viewings are back to normal again.

We have 3d tours and video tours posted in our Facebook group Helmores Property Premiere so be sure to join the group so you don’t miss out any property updates.

Our valuers are ready and waiting to give you advice over the phone – we have many many years experience and can give you a good idea of price without seeing your property.

For current sales going through, our sales progressor Jonathan is flat out keeping current property sales running as smoothly as possible. If you have any concerns or questions get in touch.

As an independent local business, we’re doing all we can to help people in Crediton get through these challenging times, and we will get through this together – please stay safe.