Flat for sale in Tumbling Weir Way, Ottery St. Mary EX11

Property
We are delighted to offer one of these recently built 1 bedroom McCarthy and Stone retirement apartments located second floor in this convenient position for the much favoured town of Ottery St Mary.

The accommodation comprises; entrance hallway, spacious lounge/dining room with Juliette balcony offering a lovely outlook, fitted kitchen with a range of wall and base units, built in oven and hob, fridge/freezer and worktop surfaces. The double bedroom has a walk in wardrobe and there is a shower room.

· Exclusively for the over 60's
· Camera entry system,
· Lift to all floors
· Residents communal lounge
· Outside terrace for you to enjoy
· Guest suite which is perfect for when family friends visit
· There is a dedicated house manager during office hours
· 24 hour emergency call system.

The service charge is £3218.98 and ground rent is £425 per year. There is 994 years left on the lease.

Directions
From the Hall and Scott office head north-west on Broad Street towards B3174 and turn left onto Mill Street/B3174, follow the road down until you see The Mill on the right, take the right and follow the road right around and you will see the building in front of you. Park in the visitors parking bay.

Location
Tumbling Weir Court is situated on Mill Street, which is adjacent to the River Otter and close to many local amenities.
Within 0.5 miles of the development, you will find a Sainsbury’s, a Post Office and a range of pubs and eateries.
For sports fans, Ottery Leisure Centre is just 0.6 miles away. There’s also a cricket club and a bowls club for you to enjoy in the town.

Ottery's most significant building is St. Mary's church, a magnificent structure that dates back to the 14th century. Ottery St. Mary has an interesting calendar events, including June's infamous Pixie Day, which was inspired by the legend of mischievous pixies. Come bonfire night, don't be surprised to witness men running down the streets with flaming barrels of tar on their shoulders, a tradition allocated specifically to born-and-bred Ottery residents.