3 bedroom Mid-Terrace House

Austin Crescent

£1,400 Price Per Month

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Stunning Moor Views, Spacious Family Home Near Derriford

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Situated in the highly sought-after and peaceful location of Austin Crescent, PL6, this beautifully presented four-bedroom family home is arranged over three spacious floors and enjoys stunning far-reaching views across the moors. Ideally positioned just a short distance from Derriford Hospital, this property offers the perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience.The ground floor is centred around a generous open-plan kitchen/dining room, creating an ideal space for both everyday family life and entertaining.The first floor offers a bright and spacious living room, perfectly positioned to make the most of the spectacular views across the moors. Also on this level is a convenient downstairs WC and a versatile fourth bedroom, which would make an excellent home office, study or guest room. This room provides direct access to the private, enclosed rear garden, which features a decked seating area—perfect for relaxing or outdoor dining. A rear gate leads directly from the garden to the property's allocated parking space.Occupying the top floor is the master bedroom, complete with fitted wardrobes, alongside a contemporary family bathroom featuring a large walk-in shower, WC and wash hand basin. Two further well-proportioned bedrooms complete the accommodation, making this an ideal home for growing families.Offering flexible living space, a desirable location and excellent access to local amenities, schools and Derriford Hospital, this fantastic home is ready to move straight into and is not to be missed.

Property Reference: HRT060001632

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