House For Sale £340,000
The original building of this Sunday School dates back to the early 1700’s, also retaining part of the newer Sunday School that is believed to be circa 1930’s. Due to the recent conversion in 2021, the property has been tastefully converted to offer a modern and characterful living space.
The access from the front of the home property brings you into the spacious living room that boasts oak flooring, a multi-fuel wood burner and plentiful of light due to the patio doors and large archway window. This via three steps lead us into the limestone floored kitchen diner that offers a brand new wren kitchen, with integral units in a pastel green. There is a benefit of another pantry/worktop space in the kitchen too.
On the second floor are two generous double bedrooms, and an extremely tasteful family bathroom with egg shaped bath tub as well as a generous shower.
There is a square courtyard accessed via the living room patio doors, which have views towards rolling country side through the two beautiful archways that have been retained.
Additional feature – The property also features commemorative stones on the road side of the property which tell part of the history of the property and local area of Sampford Courtenay.The property is situated in the heart of the popular and unspoilt conservation village of Sampford Courtenay. The village offers local facilities which include a historic Grade I Listed church and thatched 17th century Inn.
The village has easy access to Okehampton some 6 miles distant with its shops and supermarkets (including Waitrose) together with a primary school, expanding sixth form college, modern hospital, state of the art leisure centre, swimming pool and 18 hole golf course.
The village itself lies within rolling typically Devonshire countryside with many opportunities for riding, walking, fishing and other country pursuits. In addition, there is easy access to the north and south coasts of Devon with some attractive beaches and delightful coastal scenery.
The access from the front of the home property brings you into the spacious living room that boasts oak flooring, a multi-fuel wood burner and plentiful of light due to the patio doors and large archway window. This via three steps lead us into the limestone floored kitchen diner that offers a brand new wren kitchen, with integral units in a pastel green. There is a benefit of another pantry/worktop space in the kitchen too.
On the second floor are two generous double bedrooms, and an extremely tasteful family bathroom with egg shaped bath tub as well as a generous shower.
There is a square courtyard accessed via the living room patio doors, which have views towards rolling country side through the two beautiful archways that have been retained.
Additional feature – The property also features commemorative stones on the road side of the property which tell part of the history of the property and local area of Sampford Courtenay.The property is situated in the heart of the popular and unspoilt conservation village of Sampford Courtenay. The village offers local facilities which include a historic Grade I Listed church and thatched 17th century Inn.
The village has easy access to Okehampton some 6 miles distant with its shops and supermarkets (including Waitrose) together with a primary school, expanding sixth form college, modern hospital, state of the art leisure centre, swimming pool and 18 hole golf course.
The village itself lies within rolling typically Devonshire countryside with many opportunities for riding, walking, fishing and other country pursuits. In addition, there is easy access to the north and south coasts of Devon with some attractive beaches and delightful coastal scenery.
