The Tors Kingskerswell, Newton Abbot £650,000

A rare opportunity to acquire this detached property, positioned on a substantial private plot with potential for development, located on a sought-after cul-de-sac in the village of Kingskerswell The accommodation begins with an entrance hallway providing access to the principal rooms, including a bright and spacious living/dining room situated at the front of the property. This room enjoys two large double-glazed windows to the front and one to the side, offering pleasant open views over the surrounding countryside. An opening leads to a further area that could be utilised as a study, featuring a double-glazed window to the front and an internal door back to the entrance hallway. A serving hatch connects the dining area to the kitchen. From the entrance hallway, you also access the kitchen/breakfast room, which features a double-glazed window to the rear from the breakfast area. There is a boiler and a cupboard housing the water cylinder. The kitchen is fitted with a matching range of wall and base-level units, a stainless steel mixer tap with sink and drainer, a ceramic hob with extraction hood and light above, a double oven, and space for a fridge/freezer. A double-glazed window to the side and a door from the breakfast area provide access to the rear garden. The entrance hallway also leads to three bedrooms—two doubles and one single. Both double bedrooms benefit from built-in storage and double-glazed windows to either the front or rear. The master bedroom enjoys delightful views to the front and includes access to a spacious en-suite shower room comprising a low-level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin with storage beneath, shower, bidet, and a separate dressing/vanity unit. The en-suite also features a window and inset spotlights. Additional features from the entrance hallway include a useful storage cupboard and access to a modern fitted bathroom suite comprising a low-level flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, and panelled bath. An obscured double-glazed window to the rear provides natural light. A hatch in the hallway leads to a very spacious loft with significant potential for conversion (subject to planning). The loft includes a Velux window to the rear and a door leading to a separate room with a double-glazed window to the side, offering delightful views and a variety of potential uses. External Features Lyntor is positioned on a delightful plot of approximately 0.5 acres of well-presented gardens. To the front, gated access leads to a pathway rising to the main entrance, passing an assortment of colourful flowerbeds and mature hedgerow. A tarmac driveway situated at the side of the property provides ample off-road parking and leads to a detached garage with a metal electric up-and-over door. To the side of the property, you’ll find a deceptively spacious garden that must be seen to be appreciated. It offers a range of uses and potential for further development (subject to planning). A level section of lawn provides privacy, bordered by mature fruit trees and flowerbeds. At the rear, there is an enclosed garden laid to lawn with a wooden-built summer house and a separate wooden storage shed. A patio area with a pond enjoys delightful countryside views. Additionally, there is an external brick-built room offering a range of uses, including an outside office with power and light. There is also access to an external toilet with storage and a further workshop. A pathway wraps around the entire property, leading to a further seating area ideal for outdoor dining or entertaining. This area includes an additional pond surrounded by pleasant flowerbeds and hedgerow.