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Nestled in the heart of Budleigh with its breathtaking springtime symphony of Dogwoods and azaleas, this Canterbury Road home and 0.40 acre lot are part of the old English character of this classic Raleigh neighbor-hood. |
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This home and yard play well together, flowing seamlessly The nicely proportioned rooms include the 22x13 ft living room that opens onto a screened porch overlooking the backyard and opening onto a large patio. A second patio is just steps away from the kitchen. |
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The 25x13 ft family room with a wall of book shelves was an addition to the original home built in 1942. The downstairs full bath opens into the family room, convenient for kids' slumber parties and visiting grandparents. |
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The dining room currently doubles as gallery space for kids’ artwork, reflecting the vibrant pulse of life in this home with three young children. Play areas for young and old include a finished basement rec-room and unfinished workshop. The bright kitchen is functional but older with a big walk-in pantry area. Move in today and plan your future redo or expansion for tomorrow.
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The current owners recently remodeled the bright master suite, adding a 16.8x9 ft master closet and updating the master bath. |
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East Budleigh, a village not far from Budleigh Salterton in Devon, England, was the early home of Sir Walter Raleigh who grew up in the house of Hayes Barton, a farmer. (Wikipedia) This bit of history helps explain the old English street names of this picturesque neighborhood begun shortly before World War II, in the heart of which is located this gently sloping 0.4 acre lot. Call for the names of nearby neighbors who can share details about kids, shopping, schools and much more.
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