House For Sale £475,000
This period property is on the doorstep of the village amenities including pubs and restaurants, a Yacht Club, beach with sand dunes and the ever-popular cycling route along the Tarka Trail.
Arranged over 2 floors but with scope to convert the attic, subject to the necessary permissions, the cottage is considered a 'blank canvas' for the discerning buyer looking either for a permanent home or lucrative holiday let.
The Reception Hall leads to the dual aspect Living Room which enjoys garden views and flows through to the Kitchen / Dining Room. The 3 First Floor Bedrooms are served by a family Bathroom.
Externally, this property comes into its own with precious private driveway parking for up to 2 vehicles and a generous lawned garden with a useful storage shed.
Expected to generate considerable immediate interest, it is recommended to book an early appointment to avoid disappointment.
Instow is an iconic village in North Devon perched at the point where the River Taw and River Torridge meet before joining the Atlantic Ocean – all within sight from most properties in the village. It also enjoys great views of it’s sister village Appledore on the opposite bank. Wired into local transport links you can be in the heart of Bideford in minutes on the bus, and Barnstaple with 20 minutes. It has a primary school, a community hall and several churches including the interesting Italianate All Saints Chapel.
Instow has lots of places to moor a boat if you have one, and it has a handful of shops and great local restaurants. Locals make good use of the beach and the small yet severely eroded dune system close by (look out for the rare Pyramid Orchid when the season is right). The Tarka Trail runs through the heart of the village where the railway used to run. There’s still traces of the railway all around the village including the countries only Grade I signal box. The new film about yachtsman Donald Crowhurst – Deep Water was filmed in Instow in 2015.
Instow is also within short driving distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39) that is the main feeder route across the region leading to Wadebridge in Cornwall to the south-west and to the M5 by Tiverton in the east. A very good regular bus service provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Bideford, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde, Okehampton, Holsworthy and Ilfracombe with ease.
Directions
From Bideford Quay proceed over the Old Bideford Bridge and upon reaching the mini roundabout, turn left in the direction of Barnstaple. Continue on this road and upon reaching the roundabout, continue straight on passing Tapeley Park on your right hand side. Take the next left hand turning signposted Instow. Passing The Quay Inn on your right hand side, second the second right hand turning onto Bridge Lane. Continue towards the top of the road to where 1 Bridge Cottages will be situated on your right hand side clearly displaying a numberplate. Parking is available either on Marine Parade or at the top of Bridge Lane, subject to availability.
Arranged over 2 floors but with scope to convert the attic, subject to the necessary permissions, the cottage is considered a 'blank canvas' for the discerning buyer looking either for a permanent home or lucrative holiday let.
The Reception Hall leads to the dual aspect Living Room which enjoys garden views and flows through to the Kitchen / Dining Room. The 3 First Floor Bedrooms are served by a family Bathroom.
Externally, this property comes into its own with precious private driveway parking for up to 2 vehicles and a generous lawned garden with a useful storage shed.
Expected to generate considerable immediate interest, it is recommended to book an early appointment to avoid disappointment.
Instow is an iconic village in North Devon perched at the point where the River Taw and River Torridge meet before joining the Atlantic Ocean – all within sight from most properties in the village. It also enjoys great views of it’s sister village Appledore on the opposite bank. Wired into local transport links you can be in the heart of Bideford in minutes on the bus, and Barnstaple with 20 minutes. It has a primary school, a community hall and several churches including the interesting Italianate All Saints Chapel.
Instow has lots of places to moor a boat if you have one, and it has a handful of shops and great local restaurants. Locals make good use of the beach and the small yet severely eroded dune system close by (look out for the rare Pyramid Orchid when the season is right). The Tarka Trail runs through the heart of the village where the railway used to run. There’s still traces of the railway all around the village including the countries only Grade I signal box. The new film about yachtsman Donald Crowhurst – Deep Water was filmed in Instow in 2015.
Instow is also within short driving distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39) that is the main feeder route across the region leading to Wadebridge in Cornwall to the south-west and to the M5 by Tiverton in the east. A very good regular bus service provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Bideford, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde, Okehampton, Holsworthy and Ilfracombe with ease.
Directions
From Bideford Quay proceed over the Old Bideford Bridge and upon reaching the mini roundabout, turn left in the direction of Barnstaple. Continue on this road and upon reaching the roundabout, continue straight on passing Tapeley Park on your right hand side. Take the next left hand turning signposted Instow. Passing The Quay Inn on your right hand side, second the second right hand turning onto Bridge Lane. Continue towards the top of the road to where 1 Bridge Cottages will be situated on your right hand side clearly displaying a numberplate. Parking is available either on Marine Parade or at the top of Bridge Lane, subject to availability.
