Detached house for sale in The Old Manse, Mill Street, Ottery St Mary EX11

A substantial detached property and annexe situated in the heart of this thriving East Devon town. ‘The Old Manse’ was until relatively recently used as commercial office space and is connected to a large single-storey annexe. It includes a parking space with access onto Mill Street. There are also two areas of garden/amenity space.

Our client is retaining the land to the rear of the property for which he has a planning consent to build 3 detached houses which will be accessed via Franklea Close to the rear. Our client is willing to make part of this site available for a limited period to facilitate any construction works on The Old Manse.

Planning:
East Devon District Council have previously granted a planning consent in April 2018 (Ref 16/1987/mful) for the change of use of the ground floor of The Old Manse from A2 (Financial and Professional Services) to A1 (shops)/A2 (Financial and Professional services)/A3 (Restaurants and Cafes)/A4 (Drinking Establishments); conversion of the upper floors to form 1 no. Maisonette; construction of an additional storey on the Annexe and conversion to form 2 no. Flats.

Services:
Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries of the relevant service providers. However, it is understood that all main services are available in Mill Street.

Location:
Ottery St Mary, home of the world-famous ‘Tar Barrels’, is one of the oldest and most historic towns in Devon and boasts an array of amenities including a range of independent shops – butcher, greengrocer, bakery, chemist, supermarket etc. There is an excellent range of schools including The Kings School and a first-class medical centre. The town also has excellent road and rail links with access to the A30, M5 and London ‘Waterloo’ line only a short drive away. The City of Exeter and its International Airport are also close by.

Directions:
The Old Manse is situated at 9 Mill Street, just a short walk from our offices.

Viewing:
By appointment with Hall and Scott