Located within the sought after village of Atherington is this unique, 3 bedroom detached barn conversion sat in the curtilage of a Grade II listed building.

The property is sat within gardens extending to approx. 0.7 acre and offers fruitful potential for growing and natural areas for wildlife to thrive. The home was converted back in the early 90's and boasts fantastic original features and character throughout.

There is a good size kitchen/breakfast room off the open hall, which leads to a utility room. There is also a W.C. The main feature of the home is the large open-plan, vaulted lounge/dining room which has lovely quarry tiled flooring throughout, under floor heating, wood burner and large atrium windows above. There are also French doors leading in to a wonderful garden room that overlooks a part of the garden. Bedroom 3 is also located to the ground floor.

To the first floor is a superb mezzanine level that makes for a lovely landing area looking over the top of the lounge/dining area. There are also 2 double bedrooms with fitted storage and a family bathroom with coloured 3-piece suite.

Outside to the front of the property is a gated entrance to a large stone chipped driveway, large car port and generous workshop store. There are steps that lead down to the large part of the grounds which are extended meadow areas with lawn paths, mature fruit trees and shrubs, stream and various outbuildings, including a shed and greenhouse. To the bottom of the garden is a good size fruit cage and to the top of the garden, off the garden room is a courtyard area with stone chippings and mature shrubs surrounding.

LOCATION
Set in the beautiful countryside of the Taw Valley, Atherington is a small traditional village with hairdresser, a recreation field with community pavilion, Church, primary school and a mobile post office calling once a week at the community café. There is a store and local inn at nearby High Bickington. A branch railway line at nearby Umberleigh provides a service to Barnstaple, Exeter St. David’s and Exeter Central. The village is easily accessible being just 9 miles from the busy market town of South Molton, 6 miles from Torrington and 7 miles from the regional centre of Barnstaple with a range of shops, schools, banks and leisure facilities.
From Barnstaple proceed out of town through Newport and towards Bishops Tawton roundabout, head out through Bishops Tawton and on to the A377 towards Umberleigh. After passing the Fishleigh Farm shop and garage on your right hand side, take the next right hand turning sign posted Atherington, Torrington and High Bickington. Follow this road for approximately half a mile and on the left hand side just before the give way is the entrance to Easter Hill Barn.