House For Sale £635,000
This very individual, modern 4 bedroom detached bungalow occupies a generous and level plot of almost third of an acre. It is in a lovely tucked away position off a long drive, yet still convenient to amenties. The well planned accommodation has UPVc double glazing and gas central heating. There are 2 bathrooms and a cloakroom. The sitting room as access to the study and dining room which looks down the garden and has double doors opening on to the large rear patio. The kitchen/ Breakfast room opens to a lovely garden room which also looks down through the garden. The double garage has loft space whilst there is ample parking for many vehicles to the front with useful garden sheds. This is an ideal family home or for the actively retired. And must be viewed. EPC: D
' Williowbeck' represents a very rare opportunity to acquire an individual, modern detached bungalow which offers very easy access to amenities yet is in a delightful tucked away and private position. The property was built in the 1970's by the first owner, an architect, who designed and built it for his own occupation. There have only be 2 owners and this shows how desirable the location and the very well presented 4 bedroomed accommodation is.
Only with a full inspection can the individual nature of the property be fully appreciated, together with the delightful position within which it sits. The unusual and ground breaking counter symmetrical design from the 1970's still bears out into today's market and is sure to appeal to those buyers looking for something a little different, individual and eye catching. The accommodation benefits UPVc double glazing and gas fired radiator central heating. The rooms flow well with the kitchen and living areas taking full advantage of the view down through the garden. The accommodation briefly comprises; 4 bedrooms, 1 with en suite, and a separate family bathroom and cloakroom. There is a good sized kitchen/breakfast room which leads into a lovely garden room with a low window to take advantage of the garden view from an easy chair. The dining room has French doors out onto the good sized rear patio, whilst the large living room has an attractive fireplace and this leads into a very useful study.
The bungalow is approached via a long tucked away gravelled drive with very useful garden sheds. This leads to a large area where there is parking for many vehicles and a detached double garage which has very good storage over. There is an extremely generous side patio which then sweeps around to the rear of the bungalow and opens onto the garden. The whole plot is level and is thought to extend to almost a 1/3rd of an acre and is enclosed with easy to maintain fencing. The majority of the garden is to the rear of the bungalow and is laid principally to lawn with raised flower beds. Here there is a further sun terrace and a large garden shed for storage. The bottom of the garden is bordered by the quick flowing Knowl Water which provides a lovely feature to the property and is an ideal source of water for the garden.
'Willowbeck' is sure to appeal to those persons seeking a good size home with space to bring up a family or alternatively for the actively retired who can enjoy gardening and entertaining al fresco style. Very rarely do properties of this nature and position come to the market and therefore, we encourage a viewing at the earliest opportunity to avoid disappointment.
Many Rooms Are Of Irregular Shape
Entrance Hall
Living Room (4.94m x 4m (16'2" x 13'1"))
Study (5.63m max x 1.90m (18'5" max x 6'2"))
Dining Room (4.81m narr to 2.43m x 3.23m (15'9" narr to 7'11" x)
Kitchen (5.18m max narr x 2.16m x 4.04m (16'11" max narr x)
Sun Room (3.73m x 2.74m narr to 1.09m (12'2" x 8'11" narr to)
Bedroom 1 (4.93m x 3.26m into wardrobes narr to 2.33m (16'2")
Bedroom 2 (3.23m x 2.40m (10'7" x 7'10"))
En Suite Bathroom
Bedroom 3 (3.08m x 2.22m (10'1" x 7'3"))
Bedroom 4 ( Wardrobes) (4.60m x 2.67m narr to 1.94m (15'1" x 8'9" narr to)
Family Bathroom, 3 Piece Suite
Separate Cloakroom
Double Garage (5.54m x 5.54m storage over (18'2" x 18'2" storage)
Superb Approx 1/3 Acre Garden
The property stands in a lovely tucked away position with access via a long drive. This is ideal for those people looking to live in a tucked away position yet offers easy access to amenities. Wrafton is a small village to the edge of Braunton and the property is within a few minutes walk of the renowned Williams Arms pub/restaurant, renowned for its good food. Within an easy walk is Southmead Primary School, Braunton Academy and a bus stop. Braunton village is close by and offers excellent amenities to cater for everyday needs. Tesco's superstore is conveniently situated as is access to the South West Coast Path which offers many miles of delightful walks and cycling beside the estuary. The Quay Café is also here and offers a welcome break after an active day on your bicycle.
The sandy beaches at Croyde and Saunton are approximately 4 miles distant and connected by the regular bus service. Saunton also offers the renowned golf club with its two championship courses whilst Barnstaple, the regional centre of North Devon, is about 4 miles to the east. Here there are excellent shopping facilities at Green Lanes in the town centre and out of town shopping at Roundswell. The North Devon Link Road provides a convenient route to the M5 motorway at junction 27 and the Tarka Rail Line connects to Exeter in the south which picks up the main route to London Paddington.
' Williowbeck' represents a very rare opportunity to acquire an individual, modern detached bungalow which offers very easy access to amenities yet is in a delightful tucked away and private position. The property was built in the 1970's by the first owner, an architect, who designed and built it for his own occupation. There have only be 2 owners and this shows how desirable the location and the very well presented 4 bedroomed accommodation is.
Only with a full inspection can the individual nature of the property be fully appreciated, together with the delightful position within which it sits. The unusual and ground breaking counter symmetrical design from the 1970's still bears out into today's market and is sure to appeal to those buyers looking for something a little different, individual and eye catching. The accommodation benefits UPVc double glazing and gas fired radiator central heating. The rooms flow well with the kitchen and living areas taking full advantage of the view down through the garden. The accommodation briefly comprises; 4 bedrooms, 1 with en suite, and a separate family bathroom and cloakroom. There is a good sized kitchen/breakfast room which leads into a lovely garden room with a low window to take advantage of the garden view from an easy chair. The dining room has French doors out onto the good sized rear patio, whilst the large living room has an attractive fireplace and this leads into a very useful study.
The bungalow is approached via a long tucked away gravelled drive with very useful garden sheds. This leads to a large area where there is parking for many vehicles and a detached double garage which has very good storage over. There is an extremely generous side patio which then sweeps around to the rear of the bungalow and opens onto the garden. The whole plot is level and is thought to extend to almost a 1/3rd of an acre and is enclosed with easy to maintain fencing. The majority of the garden is to the rear of the bungalow and is laid principally to lawn with raised flower beds. Here there is a further sun terrace and a large garden shed for storage. The bottom of the garden is bordered by the quick flowing Knowl Water which provides a lovely feature to the property and is an ideal source of water for the garden.
'Willowbeck' is sure to appeal to those persons seeking a good size home with space to bring up a family or alternatively for the actively retired who can enjoy gardening and entertaining al fresco style. Very rarely do properties of this nature and position come to the market and therefore, we encourage a viewing at the earliest opportunity to avoid disappointment.
Many Rooms Are Of Irregular Shape
Entrance Hall
Living Room (4.94m x 4m (16'2" x 13'1"))
Study (5.63m max x 1.90m (18'5" max x 6'2"))
Dining Room (4.81m narr to 2.43m x 3.23m (15'9" narr to 7'11" x)
Kitchen (5.18m max narr x 2.16m x 4.04m (16'11" max narr x)
Sun Room (3.73m x 2.74m narr to 1.09m (12'2" x 8'11" narr to)
Bedroom 1 (4.93m x 3.26m into wardrobes narr to 2.33m (16'2")
Bedroom 2 (3.23m x 2.40m (10'7" x 7'10"))
En Suite Bathroom
Bedroom 3 (3.08m x 2.22m (10'1" x 7'3"))
Bedroom 4 ( Wardrobes) (4.60m x 2.67m narr to 1.94m (15'1" x 8'9" narr to)
Family Bathroom, 3 Piece Suite
Separate Cloakroom
Double Garage (5.54m x 5.54m storage over (18'2" x 18'2" storage)
Superb Approx 1/3 Acre Garden
The property stands in a lovely tucked away position with access via a long drive. This is ideal for those people looking to live in a tucked away position yet offers easy access to amenities. Wrafton is a small village to the edge of Braunton and the property is within a few minutes walk of the renowned Williams Arms pub/restaurant, renowned for its good food. Within an easy walk is Southmead Primary School, Braunton Academy and a bus stop. Braunton village is close by and offers excellent amenities to cater for everyday needs. Tesco's superstore is conveniently situated as is access to the South West Coast Path which offers many miles of delightful walks and cycling beside the estuary. The Quay Café is also here and offers a welcome break after an active day on your bicycle.
The sandy beaches at Croyde and Saunton are approximately 4 miles distant and connected by the regular bus service. Saunton also offers the renowned golf club with its two championship courses whilst Barnstaple, the regional centre of North Devon, is about 4 miles to the east. Here there are excellent shopping facilities at Green Lanes in the town centre and out of town shopping at Roundswell. The North Devon Link Road provides a convenient route to the M5 motorway at junction 27 and the Tarka Rail Line connects to Exeter in the south which picks up the main route to London Paddington.
