House For Sale £1,200,000
Located in the heart of Exmoor national parks Heddon Valley is this stunning 18th century Grade II listed period property occupying a plot of approximately 2.54 acres.
We are delighted to offer this charming detached home that is originally understood to date from the 18th century, that has been restored and loved throughout the years having been sympathetically modernised in recent years to combine 21st century living with original period features. The accommodation comprises of an inviting entrance hall with a charming red brick open fire and floods of natural light pouring through into the home. Further on there is a door leading into the grand dining room with dual aspect windows with attractive window seats beneath, red brick fireplace, modern LCD down lighting and parquet flooring. From here it sociably leads into a large, and equally, light and airy sitting room that has the benefits of double doors leading outside along with an attractive feature stone inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and slate hearth. Further on you'll find the kitchen/breakfast room which has been recently modernised and is another extremely sociable space flowing fluently with the rest of the living space. It comes complete with two built in ovens, Corian work surfaces, induction hob, built in wine chiller, fridge, freezer and an attractive stable door leading to the front and double doors leading to the rear courtyard.
The first floor continues to impress with five double bedrooms and four bathrooms in total. The master bedroom is a generous double with additional dressing area with built in wardrobes coupled with an en-suite shower room with walk in double shower, WC and wash hand basin. Accessed from the extensive landing there are two further wet areas. The first is a shower room with delightful wood effect flooring, nicely tiled shower unit, heated towel rail, WC and wash hand basin. Whilst the second is a bathroom suite with further WC and wash hand basin. Located at the end of the landing is bedroom two which comes with fitted wardrobes, en-suite shower room and dual aspect windows. Bedroom three has a fitted cupboard and dual aspect windows whilst the remaining two bedrooms are both doubles and one is currently used as a treatment room. Other benefits of the home include a useful utility room, ground floor WC, and ample storage cupboards throughout.
The Cottage at Trentishoe truly is a delight and has undergone extensive refurbishments in recent years. As you step into the property you are greeted with a pretty entrance hall with doors leading to a beautifully presented living room with high ceilings, attractive wall and downlights, slate flooring, floods of natural light through the dual aspect windows and a feature inglenook stone fireplace with additional former bread oven adjoining. The kitchen is one of high quality with a mix of wall and base units that are complemented with an integrated double oven/hob and further space for a dishwasher. The shower room has also been finished to a high standard and has a large walk in double shower unit, wash hand basin, WC and a storage unit. Further on there is a stunning double bedroom which has the additional benefit of doors leading outside along with it attractive neutral decor and light and airy feel. The Cottage currently provides a healthy peak season income of £130 per night as a holiday let however it could also be used for an elderly relative or a young adult who is seeking some independence.
Trentishoe Coombe is set in a secluded position within Heddon Valley which is a peaceful and private spot within the National Trust Conservation Area just moments away from the coastline and local beaches. The home is a stroll away from the well renowned Hunters Inn where there is a fantastic array of food and drink. Despite its peaceful and secluded rural position Trentishoe Coombe still enjoys easy access to the surrounding districts and further afield with the larger towns of Barnstaple and South Molton providing an extensive range of every day shopping, banking, recreational and educational facilities. From both of these centres the A361 North Devon link road provides easy access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway (Junction 27). Mainline intercity rail links are available at Tiverton Parkway (London, Paddington approx. 2 hours) with international airports at Exeter and Bristol.
The Exmoor National Park offers beautiful moorland scenery with many foot and bridle paths and the stunning North Devon coastline with its popular resorts of Lynton, Lynmouth, Combe Martin and Ilfracombe. Lying to the west are the popular sandy beaches of Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay, Putsborough and Woolacombe. The property is surrounded by picturesque North Devon countryside which provides unsurpassed riding and is renowned for its recreational and sporting opportunities, boasting some of the finest hunting, fishing and shooting in the country.
The plot extends in total to about 2.54 acres and is divided into multiple sections. There is an attractive paddock boarded by a pretty stream and accessed via a timber bridge. Along with this is a productive garden predominantly laid to lawn with poly tunnel, raised growing beds and a range of outbuildings. Furthermore there is an outside bar and toilet/wash facilities that would lend itself perfectly suited to someone looking to creating some form of glamping business. The main house has the benefit of a Mediterranean style secluded courtyard where the hot tub is housed, whilst the cottage has its own outside space too.
We are delighted to offer this charming detached home that is originally understood to date from the 18th century, that has been restored and loved throughout the years having been sympathetically modernised in recent years to combine 21st century living with original period features. The accommodation comprises of an inviting entrance hall with a charming red brick open fire and floods of natural light pouring through into the home. Further on there is a door leading into the grand dining room with dual aspect windows with attractive window seats beneath, red brick fireplace, modern LCD down lighting and parquet flooring. From here it sociably leads into a large, and equally, light and airy sitting room that has the benefits of double doors leading outside along with an attractive feature stone inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove and slate hearth. Further on you'll find the kitchen/breakfast room which has been recently modernised and is another extremely sociable space flowing fluently with the rest of the living space. It comes complete with two built in ovens, Corian work surfaces, induction hob, built in wine chiller, fridge, freezer and an attractive stable door leading to the front and double doors leading to the rear courtyard.
The first floor continues to impress with five double bedrooms and four bathrooms in total. The master bedroom is a generous double with additional dressing area with built in wardrobes coupled with an en-suite shower room with walk in double shower, WC and wash hand basin. Accessed from the extensive landing there are two further wet areas. The first is a shower room with delightful wood effect flooring, nicely tiled shower unit, heated towel rail, WC and wash hand basin. Whilst the second is a bathroom suite with further WC and wash hand basin. Located at the end of the landing is bedroom two which comes with fitted wardrobes, en-suite shower room and dual aspect windows. Bedroom three has a fitted cupboard and dual aspect windows whilst the remaining two bedrooms are both doubles and one is currently used as a treatment room. Other benefits of the home include a useful utility room, ground floor WC, and ample storage cupboards throughout.
The Cottage at Trentishoe truly is a delight and has undergone extensive refurbishments in recent years. As you step into the property you are greeted with a pretty entrance hall with doors leading to a beautifully presented living room with high ceilings, attractive wall and downlights, slate flooring, floods of natural light through the dual aspect windows and a feature inglenook stone fireplace with additional former bread oven adjoining. The kitchen is one of high quality with a mix of wall and base units that are complemented with an integrated double oven/hob and further space for a dishwasher. The shower room has also been finished to a high standard and has a large walk in double shower unit, wash hand basin, WC and a storage unit. Further on there is a stunning double bedroom which has the additional benefit of doors leading outside along with it attractive neutral decor and light and airy feel. The Cottage currently provides a healthy peak season income of £130 per night as a holiday let however it could also be used for an elderly relative or a young adult who is seeking some independence.
Trentishoe Coombe is set in a secluded position within Heddon Valley which is a peaceful and private spot within the National Trust Conservation Area just moments away from the coastline and local beaches. The home is a stroll away from the well renowned Hunters Inn where there is a fantastic array of food and drink. Despite its peaceful and secluded rural position Trentishoe Coombe still enjoys easy access to the surrounding districts and further afield with the larger towns of Barnstaple and South Molton providing an extensive range of every day shopping, banking, recreational and educational facilities. From both of these centres the A361 North Devon link road provides easy access to Tiverton and the M5 motorway (Junction 27). Mainline intercity rail links are available at Tiverton Parkway (London, Paddington approx. 2 hours) with international airports at Exeter and Bristol.
The Exmoor National Park offers beautiful moorland scenery with many foot and bridle paths and the stunning North Devon coastline with its popular resorts of Lynton, Lynmouth, Combe Martin and Ilfracombe. Lying to the west are the popular sandy beaches of Saunton Sands, Croyde Bay, Putsborough and Woolacombe. The property is surrounded by picturesque North Devon countryside which provides unsurpassed riding and is renowned for its recreational and sporting opportunities, boasting some of the finest hunting, fishing and shooting in the country.
The plot extends in total to about 2.54 acres and is divided into multiple sections. There is an attractive paddock boarded by a pretty stream and accessed via a timber bridge. Along with this is a productive garden predominantly laid to lawn with poly tunnel, raised growing beds and a range of outbuildings. Furthermore there is an outside bar and toilet/wash facilities that would lend itself perfectly suited to someone looking to creating some form of glamping business. The main house has the benefit of a Mediterranean style secluded courtyard where the hot tub is housed, whilst the cottage has its own outside space too.
