The Willow - is a splendid four bedroom detached family home with double garage and off road parking. The ground floor offers cloakroom, lounge, kitchen/diner whilst, on the first floor, there is a master bedroom with ensuite facility, three further bedrooms and family bathroom.

Lower Abbots is a charming development of good quality houses, built by local, established developers, Pearce Homes, and situated in the popular village of Buckland Brewer.

This property has the advantage of being positioned within a cul-de-sac of two which gives the benefits of being secluded.

Upon entering the home you are welcomed into a hallway with access to all principal rooms and stairs rising to the first floor. A useful downstairs cloakroom can be found to the right as you walk into the property.

The hub of the home is the open plan living space filled with contemporary appliances and views looking out onto the rear garden with space for ample furniture making this an ideal space for socialising and entertaining.

The spacious living room benefits from bi-folding doors that open onto the rear garden mostly laid to lawn.

Moving to the first floor you will find four good size bedrooms with the master bedroom benefitting from built-in wardrobes with an en-suite shower room fitted with a heated towel rail.

A family bathroom offers a three piece white suite with bath and shower, WC, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.

OUTSIDE:

Mostly laid to lawn this extensive corner plot offers a range of opportunities for any discerning buyer to create their own design and haven. There is also a patio area, with space for garden furniture.

There is a double garage and space for parking for two vehicles.

The Parish of Buckland Brewer is a rural one, encircled by fields, woods and moorland. People have lived in Buckland for over 1000 years and historically the economy of the parish was rooted in agriculture. Although a rural location Buckland Brewer is ideally situated, being only 6 miles away from the Market Towns of Bideford and Torrington.

Torrington is a friendly, traditional market town with many award-winning shops, master butchers and bakers, offering quality local produce. The refurbished Victorian Pannier Market also houses a variety of shops and craft workshops, selling local produce, unusual gifts and collectables. Torrington amenities also include schools, health centres, cottage hospital, theatre, supermarkets and a building society.

Once described by the Victorian novelist Charles Kingsley as “The Little White Town, Bideford today is both a thriving market town and working port with much to offer visitors. Amongst the many buildings and places of interest you will find the
historic covered Pannier Market, dating from 1883, which holds a market every Tuesday and Saturday. Alongside the history you will find modern shopping amenities, bars and restaurants.
From Bideford take the A386 towards Torrington until reaching Landcross and taking the right hand turning signposted towards Buckland Brewer & Parkham. Continue along this road until reaching the left hand bend where shortly after the turning left to Buckland Brewer will be seen. Following the road and continuing into Buckland Brewer village, after passing the school on the left and turning into Hillpark, following the road bearing around to the left then straight on, take the next right and follow on until you reach lower abbots, take the first left hand turning where Plot 30 can be found on the left-hand side.