Built in the early 1900s by Mr Yarwood, this utterly enchanting cottage is one of Exeter's most recognisable homes. For generations, those travelling through the village have admired its gardens and magnificent towering oak trees, which have become such a familiar part of the Exeter landscape.
Stepping inside, the original cottage reveals the character and craftsmanship of its era, with double-brick external walls, a tiled roof, high ceilings and timber floors. The accommodation comprises three bedrooms, a separate lounge room, kitchen, bathroom and laundry, retaining a wonderfully authentic connection to its early-20th-century origins.
Set on an impressive 3,431sqm, the property is embraced by established gardens and magnificent mature oak trees, creating a rare combination of space, privacy and village charm.
A ceiling-mounted Ventis ventilation system provides ongoing circulation of fresh air throughout the home, helping to create a more comfortable and well-ventilated environment.
There is something particularly special about a home that has been part of a community for more than a century. This is a property with a story, a sense of place and a character that simply cannot be recreated.
Whether cherished in its existing form or thoughtfully enhanced for the future, this is an exceptional opportunity to become the custodian of a much-loved Exeter landmark.
A rare piece of Exeter history, with the space, character and enduring charm to create a very special future.
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