Beech Copse is located on the outskirts of Exeter with easy access to Exeter Golf & Country Club as well as Sandy Park. Exeter city centre is just 2.5 miles away, and the pretty Exe Estuary town of Topsham is around 2 miles away. Additionally, the junction to the M5 motorway is only approximately 1.5 miles away. There are public and private schools close by, as are the city hospitals. Exeter has a well-regarded red brick university as well as an expanding college and an international airport. The south and east Devon coastlines and Dartmoor are within easy reach.
Beech Copse is a very attractive development of only five houses off a private road. All homes are well laid out and incredibly well presented. Each house has large open plan living spaces, generously proportioned rooms and good size level gardens. Finishes and materials used give an instant sense and feel of quality, both of the aesthetics when approaching the property and again once inside. Inside, the ground floor has underfloor heating and engineered Oak flooring apart from the sitting room which is carpeted. Upstairs there are radiators and heated towel rails on separate circuits. The houses have choices of stylish modern fitted kitchens with Siemens appliances and quartz worktops, solid Oak doors with brushed steel handles. Low energy spotlighting, double glazing and tiled utility, cloakroom and bathrooms. These are well designed and extremely well finished new homes.
If approaching the development from the City Centre, leave via the Topsham Road and turn left at the Countess Wear roundabout into Rydon Lane. Follow the dual carriageway and then take the right hand slip road towards Ikea. Pass Ikea on the left hand side and follow Newcourt Way down and then turn left into Sand Grove. Follow that road round to the right and then you will see Mulligan Drive on your left. Follow that road right to the end and Beech Copse is at the end of the road on the left hand side.
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