About this property

An elegant 6 Bedroom Grade II Listed semi-detached Victorian villa with an abundance of original, fine period features and impressive grand reception rooms. Situated in one of the most prestigious and sought after leafy suburbs of Plymouth within walking distance of the city centre. Views across to Mount Edgcumbe, Plymouth Sound and the Breakwater from the first floor, level walled garden, detached 31 ft (9m) garage, workshop/store and driveway.

Description
The provenance of this house shines through immediately upon entering this beautiful home, through the retained grandeur and natural presence which evokes a feeling of calm and restfulness upon reaching the impressive entrance hall with staircase rising to the first floor.
One half of a pair of villas, originally built in 1865 as one residence for an admiral we understand. Particularly fine features of this ideal family home, are the generously proportioned drawing and sitting rooms with double height ceilings and fine examples of cornice and crown moldings, these intricate and transforming details are also reflected in the impressive, paneled dining room with an attractive bay window embellished by a lead and light stained glass overlooking the garden.

A study and conservatory also act as additional reception rooms in this adaptable house, with an exceptionally well equipped kitchen adding extra convenience for entertaining with the utility, larder and doorway/internal steps from the main kitchen down to the full height cellars and wine cellar.

The majestic staircase rises to a half landing which splits the bedroom configuration effectively into two wings, with three bedrooms, family bathroom and rear staircase to the north and the principal set of bedrooms off a generous landing to the south. The two master bedrooms have south facing aspects looking out towards Plymouth Sound, The Breakwater and Cornish coastline, three recently refurbished bathrooms and a dual aspect further bedroom, complete the upstairs accommodation.

Outside the driveway provides parking for several cars with a double length garage and useful store/workshop, gentle steps lead up to the level back lawn bounded by well stocked borders of attractive plants, shrubs and a variety of mature tree varieties, including an established Wisteria vine.

The front garden is bounded by a hedge, with gates on entrance pillars leading into the driveway.


Location
Mannamead is a well regarded district in the Ocean City of Plymouth, with Seymour Road being a sought after address, close to shops and amenities at Henders Corner and Mutley Plain. Nearby state and private schools include Hyde Park Primary School and Plymouth College. Not far from the city centre, university and bustling waterfront Barbican quarter of the city. Dartmoor National Park to the North, provides a rugged wilderness as a comparison to the leisure facilities provide by Plymouth's famous Hoe. Mainline train services operate to London Paddington and Penzance in Cornwall, with Brittany Ferries operating seasonal cross channel ferry services to France and Northern Spain from the port.

Services
Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas fired central heating.

Tenure
Freehold.

Viewings
Strictly by appointment with the sole agents, Marchand Petit, Newton Ferrers Office, Tel: 01752 873311

Directions
Heading north-west on the Devon Expressway/The Parkway A38, take the A386 slip road to city centre/Tavistock/Torpoint/A374. At Mannadon roundabout take the 1st exit into Mannamead Road/B3250, stay on this road proceeding down the hill past the shops at Henders Corner on the left, Seymour Road is on the left hand side after about 2 minutes, turn into this road Hyperion will be found on the left hand side.