Imposing residence on the rural fringes of Newton Abbot.Thought to have been built around 1900 and remodelled and extended in the late twentieth century, this desirable property boasts impressive grounds in a secluded setting. It will appeal to those looking for flexible and spacious accommodation. Perhaps suitable for those working from home or families considering multi-generational living. We find the grounds both attractive and useable. If you are a keen gardener or enjoy alfresco dining they will certainly appeal. Views of fields with Dartmoor in the distance are a particular feature. If you enjoy walking, there are footpaths and countryside nearby which take you past the 15th century Highweek Church. The popular Highweek Inn is a short distance away and is popular with locals. A full range of amenities can be found in Newton Abbot town centre approximately 1 mile away. The mainline railway station just 0.5 miles further. Good road links exist from Newton Abbot to Torbay, Exeter and Plymouth.AccommodationThe accommodation feels light and airy throughout and presented in good decorative order. The amount of space on offer is impressive. The galleried landing form a hub for the rest of the property, and uses to which each room could be put are multiple. We refer to drawing room, study and sitting room but these could equally well be lounge/diner, music room and studio. That choice is down to the lucky new owners. Each of the bedrooms has a view. The property is unique and has its own charm and character which you can only appreciate by visiting.Gardens
Extending to approximately 0.25 acres, the gardens of Loady Park comprise a paved terrace adjoining the property, patio area and mature garden with well-maintained lawns and mature trees and predominately natural boundaries.Parking
Two driveways providing parking for a number of vehicles and detached double garage.Viewings
Please contact the partners of Coast and Country look forward to assisting with any further enquiries you might have regarding Loady Park House and accompanying your viewing.Agent’s Notes
Council Tax: Currently Band F
Tenure: Freehold
Mains water. Mains electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating.Directions
From the Coast & Country office continue along the Queen Street one way system. Turn right into Albany Street. Continue straight ahead into Cricketfield Road. At the traffic lights turn left onto Halcyon Road (B3195). Continue straight ahead at the first traffic lights. Turn right at the next lights into Exeter Road (A382). At the roundabout take the first exit onto Ashburton Road (A383). Take the first right into Coombeshead Road. Continue straight ahead and at the junction bear right into Pitt Hill Road. Continue up the hill and at the top ‘T’ junction turn right into Highweek Village. Follow the left-hand fork in the road into Whitehill Road and follow the road down the hill. The property is on the left-hand side about halfway down the hill. Please note that Whitehill Road is a no through-road.