3 bedroom End-of-Terrace House

Cranbrook

£1,350 Price Per Month

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Newly redecorated three bedroom home Cranbrook

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Situated in the ever-popular community of Cranbrook, this beautifully presented three-bedroom end-terrace home offers modern living with the convenience and connectivity today's tenants are looking for. Recently redecorated throughout, the property provides bright, neutral accommodation ready to move straight into.The spacious lounge creates the perfect setting for relaxing evenings, while the well-appointed kitchen/diner offers an excellent space for family meals and entertaining. Doors lead directly out to the enclosed rear garden, providing a safe and private outdoor area ideal for children or simply enjoying the warmer months.Upstairs, the generous master bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and its own en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms comprising a good-sized double and a versatile single bedroom, perfect as a nursery, dressing room or home office for those working remotely.The property also benefits from allocated parking for two vehicles.Cranbrook has become one of East Devon's most sought-after locations, particularly popular with families and professionals. Located just a few miles from Exeter, the town offers excellent transport links including its own railway station with services to Exeter and beyond, easy access to the M5 and A30, and close proximity to Exeter Airport. Residents enjoy a growing range of amenities including supermarkets, cafés, local shops, highly regarded schools, healthcare facilities and extensive green spaces, including Cranbrook Country Park.Combining modern accommodation, flexible living space and an excellent location, this newly redecorated home is expected to attract strong interest. Contact us today to arrange your viewing and avoid missing out.

Property Reference: HRT060001630

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