Detached house for sale in Whitebeam Close, Paignton, Devon TQ3

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Nestled within the sought after area of Whitebeam Close, this four bedroom detached home presents spacious interiors to idyllic surroundings.

Situated with convenient proximity to the A380 for commuters, yet only a brief 5 minute drive from Paignton town centre, this properties location makes both effortless travel and easy access to local amenities.

This stunning red brick detached property commands attention with its sizeable corner plot, offers ample off road parking for multiple vehicles. Enhanced by a garage featuring an electric roller door, convenience and security for parking and storage.

Stepping through the welcoming porch into the hallway, the layout unfolds seamlessly offering a glimpse into this homes charm. Conveniently to the left you have a WC which adds practicality and comfort to this properties layout. To the right, the main lounge area awaits, adorned with a lovely bay window that baths in natural light. Continuing along the hallway, a spacious kitchen beckons, complete with a fully kitted utility area. Adjacent, a generous sized dining area sets the stage for family meals or entertaining guests. At the rear of the property, a large conservatory awaits, offering stunning views over the tiered garden.

Ascending the staircase, you're greeted by a spacious landing area. Just off the landing, two double bedrooms with views of the rear garden, inviting relaxation and rejuvenation. A family bathroom, featuring a full sized bathtub, offering a place to unwind after a long day. Towards the front of the property, you'll discover the master bedroom awaits, complete with an en-suite shower and built in wardrobes. Additionally, at the front of this home, the fourth bedroom offers a cosy single room completing the upper level.

Paignton is famous for its long, sandy beaches, paddler-friendly waters and a colourful, bustling pier, the town remains a popular, traditional seaside resort. Paignton has origins as a Celtic settlement and was first mentioned in 1086. It grew as a small fishing village and a new harbour was built in 1847.