MapGuide price
£650,0007 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Yarnscombe, Barnstaple
Featured
Chain-free
Semi-detached house
7 beds
4 baths
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- 5 Bed Farmhouse
- Good size private garden
- Parking for 3/4 vehicles
- Views of the rolling countryside
- Two attached 1 bedroom cottages
- In need of some modernisation
- No chain
- Freehold
- Council tax band F
A substantial 5 bedroom North Devon farmhouse which we understand dates back to the 1750’s along with two attached holiday restricted properties. EPC rating E.
Situation - The property is situated in a mews of barn conversions which at one time would of been the outbuildings to South Down Farmhouse. The property is located in between the towns of Barnstaple and Torrington and surrounded by rolling North Devon countryside. The pretty Devonshire village of Yarnscombe which is a short drive away is known for its friendly community and village hall, offering a range of social and sporting opportunities for all ages, as well as a church and mobile library. There are a number of nearby pleasant walks to enjoy the surrounding North Devon countryside and situated within an easy driving distance of the coast. Great Torrington is just over 5 miles away with a range of leisure pursuits and amenities including supermarket, schooling for all ages, Pannier Market and the renowned Plough Arts Centre, which offers entertainment to suit all ages and tastes. The town itself is surrounded on three sides by common ground offering over 20 miles of footpaths and an abundance of wildlife, as well as the Tarka Trail. Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks are both within approximately a 30 minutes drive offering providing excellent out riding, walking and other country pursuits over the moors. The larger towns of Bideford and Barnstaple, approximately 9 miles away, provide more extensive retail facilities, leisure and transport opportunities.
Description - A substantial 5 bedroom North Devon farmhouse which we understand dates back to the 1750’s along with two attached holiday restricted properties. The farmhouse is of considerable charm and character with many of its original features still evident including open fireplaces and beamed ceilings. The property is in need of some modernisation and upgrading but would make a superb family home once finished with income from the two cottages. The property benefits from a good sized private rear garden and parking for 4/5 vehicles.
The Farmhouse - The generous living quarters need some general updating but provides a character-filled, comfortable family home. The front door leads to the entry hall, which houses the two reception rooms, one being the dining room and the other the sitting room, both generous in size and include inglenook fireplaces. The sitting room flows nicely into the kitchen which offers a good range of wooden higher and lower units, electric Cookmaster stove with extractor above and inset ceramic sink. There is access to the garden from a rear porch area and utility room with space for white goods and inset stainless steel sink. Downstairs WC and shower enclosure
On the first floor there are 5 spacious bedrooms with the principle benefitting from built in wardrobes and en-suite with WC, sink and shower enclosure. Bedroom 2 also includes a en-suite shower room. Also on this floor is the family bathroom which includes a WC, sink and side panel bath with shower attachment above.
Outside - To the back is a good-sized, level, secluded, and south-facing garden that is a 'blank canvas' but offers a pleasant family garden to match the home.
To the front is parking for 3/4 cars in the shared yard and a pretty front garden with gated access and path leading to the open porch and front door.
The Cottages - Honeysuckle Cottage and and Primrose Cottage are a pair of attached one bedroom holiday restricted properties. They each have parking for two vehicles. Honeysuckle benefitting from a generous, enclosed garden. Accommodation for both comprises; Kitchen/Living Room, double bedroom and bathroom.
Services - Mains water and electric. Private drainage. Oil central heating.
According to Ofcom, Ultrafast broadband is available at the property and mobile signal is likely with EE, Vodaphone, O2 and Three. For further information please see the Ofcom website.
Directions - From Barnstaple, follow the signs to Newton Tracey and Torrington (B3232), passing through the villages of St Johns Chapel, Newton Tracey and Alverdiscott. Stay on this road for approximately 1 mile and the property entrance will be found on your left hand side with our for sale board clearly displayed. If you get to Survival Paintball you have gone too far.
Situation - The property is situated in a mews of barn conversions which at one time would of been the outbuildings to South Down Farmhouse. The property is located in between the towns of Barnstaple and Torrington and surrounded by rolling North Devon countryside. The pretty Devonshire village of Yarnscombe which is a short drive away is known for its friendly community and village hall, offering a range of social and sporting opportunities for all ages, as well as a church and mobile library. There are a number of nearby pleasant walks to enjoy the surrounding North Devon countryside and situated within an easy driving distance of the coast. Great Torrington is just over 5 miles away with a range of leisure pursuits and amenities including supermarket, schooling for all ages, Pannier Market and the renowned Plough Arts Centre, which offers entertainment to suit all ages and tastes. The town itself is surrounded on three sides by common ground offering over 20 miles of footpaths and an abundance of wildlife, as well as the Tarka Trail. Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks are both within approximately a 30 minutes drive offering providing excellent out riding, walking and other country pursuits over the moors. The larger towns of Bideford and Barnstaple, approximately 9 miles away, provide more extensive retail facilities, leisure and transport opportunities.
Description - A substantial 5 bedroom North Devon farmhouse which we understand dates back to the 1750’s along with two attached holiday restricted properties. The farmhouse is of considerable charm and character with many of its original features still evident including open fireplaces and beamed ceilings. The property is in need of some modernisation and upgrading but would make a superb family home once finished with income from the two cottages. The property benefits from a good sized private rear garden and parking for 4/5 vehicles.
The Farmhouse - The generous living quarters need some general updating but provides a character-filled, comfortable family home. The front door leads to the entry hall, which houses the two reception rooms, one being the dining room and the other the sitting room, both generous in size and include inglenook fireplaces. The sitting room flows nicely into the kitchen which offers a good range of wooden higher and lower units, electric Cookmaster stove with extractor above and inset ceramic sink. There is access to the garden from a rear porch area and utility room with space for white goods and inset stainless steel sink. Downstairs WC and shower enclosure
On the first floor there are 5 spacious bedrooms with the principle benefitting from built in wardrobes and en-suite with WC, sink and shower enclosure. Bedroom 2 also includes a en-suite shower room. Also on this floor is the family bathroom which includes a WC, sink and side panel bath with shower attachment above.
Outside - To the back is a good-sized, level, secluded, and south-facing garden that is a 'blank canvas' but offers a pleasant family garden to match the home.
To the front is parking for 3/4 cars in the shared yard and a pretty front garden with gated access and path leading to the open porch and front door.
The Cottages - Honeysuckle Cottage and and Primrose Cottage are a pair of attached one bedroom holiday restricted properties. They each have parking for two vehicles. Honeysuckle benefitting from a generous, enclosed garden. Accommodation for both comprises; Kitchen/Living Room, double bedroom and bathroom.
Services - Mains water and electric. Private drainage. Oil central heating.
According to Ofcom, Ultrafast broadband is available at the property and mobile signal is likely with EE, Vodaphone, O2 and Three. For further information please see the Ofcom website.
Directions - From Barnstaple, follow the signs to Newton Tracey and Torrington (B3232), passing through the villages of St Johns Chapel, Newton Tracey and Alverdiscott. Stay on this road for approximately 1 mile and the property entrance will be found on your left hand side with our for sale board clearly displayed. If you get to Survival Paintball you have gone too far.
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Stags estate and letting agents office in Bideford is conveniently situated on the Quay near the Long Bridge. From here the team conducts the sale and letting of all town, village and country property and land throughout the area.