The Maple design is a well-proportioned detached house with garage and parking. It offers kitchen/diner, lounge and cloakroom on the ground floor together with master bedroom with ensuite, 2 further bedrooms and family bathroom on the first floor. 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.
Entering the property into the hallway you will find a useful downstairs cloakroom. doors to principle rooms and stairs rising to the first floor.

The open plan kitchen /diner is equipped with sleek, white base and eye level units, induction hob and extractor over, with space for free standing fridge /freezer and washing appliances.

This room is further extended with plenty of space for a dining room table and chairs, making this an ideal hub for socialising and entertaining.

The sizeable lounge is light and airy with a dual aspect that looks out onto the back garden. There is plenty of space for furniture and to make a warm and cosy room. This room is further extended with French doors that open out onto the back garden.

Stairs rise to the first floor where there are three good sized bedrooms, with the master bedroom having the benefit of an en-suite shower and fitted wardrobes.

The family bathroom provides a white three piece suite, with bath and shower over, WC and wash hand basin.

OUTSIDE:

To the rear of the property you will find an enclosed garden, mostly laid to lawn with a small patio area, ideal for garden furniture and to enjoy those sunny days. To the front of the property is a driveway with space or two vehicles and a single garage.

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.

Agents Note - Please note that some images are for illustrative purposes only and were taken within the show home on site, which is also of a Maple design, in order to show the standard of finish from the Award Winning Pearce Homes. Selected images have been virtually staged to give potential buyers an indication on how the space can be utilised and presented.
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, Follow the road down to left where 9 Lower Abbots can be found on the left hand side.