Welcome to 29 Durwent Close, Plymouth, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the PL9 9TP area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band E.
This modern and well-kept property was built 1996-2002 and has a reported internal area of 100 internal square metres
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £565,500 and a rental potential of £3,676 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
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19TH JUNE 2023***
***GUIDE PRICE £450.000 to £475.000***
Local Area
The Mountbatten peninsula is situated on the Eastern shore of
Plymouth Sound, and next to the mouth of the river Plym. The
approximately 4 miles long and wide Plymouth Sound is famous for
being one of the best natural harbours in the country, and hosts
several national and international sailing events. It is now also a
National Marine Park and conservation area.
Many leisure facilities are within a short walking distance,
including a beach, local gym, fitness centre and swimming pool,
Yacht Haven Marina, two pubs in the quaint village of Turnchapel,
and a wide range of water sports can be found at the Mount Batten
Water Sports Centre. There is also a regular water taxi service
across to the historic Barbican waterfront, where there are a
selection of restaurants, shops and pubs. From the Barbican, the
city centre shops are only a 12 minute (half a mile) walk.
There is also a regular bus service from the entrance of Durwent
Close, going to the Broadway Shopping centre in Plymstock, and then
onwards to Plymouth city centre. From here, Plymouth Station has a
direct train service to Paddington.
Description
Durwent Close is a secluded, late 1990's development of just 29
detached properties, situated on a cul-de-sac loop within the
Mountbatten peninsula.
Number 29 is situated on the western side of the loop, enjoying
some of the best panoramic views of Plymouth Sound with Cornwall
beyond, Drake's Island, the city's waterfront (including the iconic
Plymouth Hoe), and distant views of Dartmoor to the east.
The property benefits from mains gas central heating with a
modern condensing boiler, and an inset feature gas fire in the
living room. The windows to all the main rooms are triple-glazed,
with double glazing in the conservatory and a large front
porch.
The second-floor attic conversion provides flexible
accommodation. Although currently used as a guest bedroom, it could
equally make a wonderful additional reception room, having stunning
dual aspects, and far-reaching views, including towards Cornwall
and Dartmoor.
The attached garage provides the possibility for an easy
conversion into extra living space, or even for a two-storey
extension, subject to the necessary planning permission. In
addition, the ample-sized rear garden would allow space for an
extension to the rear, again subject to the required consent. To
the front of the property, the existing lawn area has the potential
for boat, campervan or caravan storage - in addition to the two-car
driveway.
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Accommodation
The property is approached via a private driveway, leading
to
Front Porch - 2.3m x 1.7m
(7'6 x 5'6) - uPVC double glazed door,
double glazed uPVC windows with stunning sea views. Composite
wood-effect front door opening into the entrance hall.
Entrance Hall - Stairs leading to the first floor. Doors
providing access to the ground floor accommodation.
Downstairs CloakroomWC - 1.2m x 0.85m
(4' x 2'9) - Two-piece
suite comprising a low level wc and a wash handbasin. Obscured
glass uPVC double glazed window.
Lounge - 5.03m x 4.1m
(16'6 x 13'5) - Feature inset gas fire
with marble surround. Door opening into the kitchendiner. uPVC
triple glazed window overlooking the front garden and sea
views.
KitchenDiner - 5.00m x 2.74m
(16'5 x 9') - Fitted with a range
of units comprising eye-level wall cupboards and matching base
cupboards and drawers, with rolled-edge laminate work surfaces
over, and a tiled surround. One and a half bowl sink with drainer
and mixer tap. uPVC triple glazed window with views to the rear
garden and trees beyond. Integrated 4-ring gas hob with an
extractor canopy over. Built-in NEFF stainless-steel microwave and
matching oven below. Plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher.
Space for a fridge-freezer and tumble dryer. Cupboard for
wall-mounted condensing gas boiler providing both the central
heating and the domestic hot water. The dining end of the
kitchendiner has an understair storage cupboard and sliding patio
doors opening onto the rear conservatory.
Conservatory - 3.1m x 3m
(10'2 x 9'10) - uPVC windows with views
to the garden. Double French doors leading to a south facing patio
area and garden.
First Floor Landing - 3.68m x 1.85m
(12'1 x 6'1) - Small uPVC
double glazed window on the half-landing. 2 storage cupboards, one
of which houses the Megaflo hot water storage. Doors providing
access to the first and second floor accommodation.
Bedroom One - 3.5m x 3.1m
(11'6 x 10'3) - uPVC triple glazed
window to the front elevation with stunning views of Plymouth Sound
and Cornwall beyond, the Hoe and Plymouth waterfront, the Citadel
and parts of the city centre. Built-in double wardrobe. Door
opening into the ensuite shower room.
Ensuite Shower Room - 2.24m x 1.40m
(7'4 x 4'7) - Fitted with a
3-piece suite comprising a fully tiled shower cubicle, wash hand
basin with storage below, a mixer tap and a low-level WC. Extractor
fan. Obscured glass uPVC triple-glazed window.
Bedroom Three - 3.10m x 2.82m
(10'2 x 9'3) - (currently used as
an office) uPVC triple-glazed window overlooking the rear garden,
with partial views towards the sea and Rame Head in Cornwall.
Bathroom - 1.83m x 1.68m
(6 x 5'6) - Fitted with a 3-piece suite
comprising a panel bath with a fully tiled surround and system
shower over, low-level WC and a pedestal wash hand basin with a
mixer tap. Extractor fan. uPVC obscured triple-glazed window.
OfficeStorage Room - 2.3m x 2.1m
(7'9 x 6'9) - uPVC
triple-glazed window overlooking the front elevation with views of
Plymouth Sound, the Hoe and Plymouth waterfront, the Citadel and
parts of the city centre. Stairs lead up to Bedroom TwoReception
Room.
Bedroom TwoReception Room - 7.8m x 2.7m
(25'7 x 8'10) - Attic
room conversion with 6 large skylights giving stunning sea views to
the west over Plymouth Sound, the Hoe and waterfront, Drake's
Island, and Cornwall beyond. To the east are views towards
Dartmoor.
Outside - To the front of the property, there is a lawned garden
(with stunning sea views) and a private drive which leads to the
garage. Parking for two cars. Potential for additional vehicle
parkingstorage in the garden area. A path runs alongside the house
to a locking timber gate, providing access to the rear garden. The
nature-friendly rear garden is fully enclosed, with paved areas
around the conservatory, and a path alongside the lawn, leading to
a raised garden suitable for growing vegetables. The path continues
to a wooden decked area with stunning sea views over Plymouth
Sound.
Garage - 4.90m x 2.64m
(16'1 x 8'8) - Metal up & over door.
Power. Light. Rear door to the garden. The garage is currently
configured as a utility area with storage cupboards and worktops,
which could be easily removed.
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Tax band E
