In close distance of Axminster town centre is this stylish duplex apartment, accessed via a stairway up to the first floor.
9 Mitchell Gardens is the perfect base for a small family or group of friends to discover the encompassing Devonshire coast and country.
Make your way up to the first-floor entrance and into the open-plan living space, boasting an Italian-inspired designer kitchen with top of the range appliances, alongside a sociable dining table for evening meals and catching up over a bottle of wine.
Continuing to impress is the snug sitting area where you can unwind on the plush sofas during a quiet night in for a film night with your loved ones.
A stunning family room can be found on the first floor, benefiting from a single bed and a bunk bed, great for families or a room for the kids.
Also on this floor is a handy cloakroom, fitted with a basin and WC, whilst a sleek bathroom awaits upstairs where you can unwind in a luxurious bath, or feel refreshed in the separate walk-in shower.
Withdraw to the lavish king-size bedroom on the second floor, boasting large sliding doors out to your very own private balcony, here you can savour an evening glass of wine watching the sun set in this peaceful setting.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll into the centre of Axminster and browse around a wealth of shops, pubs and restaurants dotted throughout cobbled streets, charming alleyways and the flowing River Axe, alongside attractions including the Axminster Heritage Museum and the Axe Valley Wildlife Park.
Set off on a day of adventure throughout the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, choosing between scenic walking routes, cycling opportunities along the Buzzard Route and birdwatching nearby.
Other must-see local attractions include the historic National Trust owned, Loughwood Meeting House, Flamingo Pool indoor swimming, or the popular seaside town of Lyme Regis on the Dorset coast, boasting access to golden beaches, rugged cliffs and a fossil museum.
Make 9 Mitchell Gardens your new home away from home in Devon.
