Oak Mount | Hemyock

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Plot 19 – Belstone

The Belstone is a 4 bedroom detached home. From the front entrance, a hallway leads you to the downstairs cloakroom and a utility room with direct access to outside. The spacious open plan kitchen/dining room has double doors leading into the garden and the lounge is a good size for relaxing and entertaining with the benefit of double doors also leading into the garden. Stairs lead you up to the first floor with a master bedroom with an en-suite, bedroom two, three and four and a separate family bathroom.

Key Features

4 bedrooms

Garage & parking

Kitchen/dining room

Master bedroom with en-suite

Utility room

Floor plans

Ground Floor

Kitchen/Dining Room:5.5m x 5.5m (18'1" x 18'1")

Lounge:3.9m x 5.5m (12'11" x 18'2")

First Floor

Bedroom 1:3.4m x 4.6m (11'3" x 15'2")

Bedroom 2:3.2m x 3.8m (10'7" x 12'8")

Bedroom 3:2.9m x 3.5m (9'7" x 11'5")

Bedroom 4:2.2m x 2.8m (7'3" x 9'3")

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About the area

Hemyock is a parish steeped in history. Situated on the River Culm, the Oak Mount development is surrounded by stunning scenery, combining open countryside, rich woodland, and dramatic valleys on the doorstep.

When you step away from the beautiful landscape, you’ll find a range of local amenities close by, including village shops and sports clubs. Exeter – approximately a 45-minute drive away– is ideal for bigger shopping trips or entertainment.

The new houses are ideally situated for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. The Blackdown Hills, in particular, offer fantastic cycling routes with some of the area’s finest views.

For families with children, there is a primary school just a 5-minute walk from Oak Mount, and a secondary school in nearby Uffculme.

 

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MR THORNE AT OAK MOUNT

“The intimacy of the scale is a real attraction. The houses have been cleverly designed to stand the test of time and have taken inspiration from the local vernacular with the use of materials such as flint and brick. It makes it a very special place to call home.”

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