House For Sale £575,000
A charming detached period house located in the heart of the peaceful Mid Devon village of Coleford. The house provides spacious accommodation over two floors with a large open plan kitchen / breakfast room and sitting room on the ground floor, along with four bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. To the rear of the house is a paved al-fresco dining area, mature terraced gardens and a walled vegetable garden. To the side of the house is a driveway offering parking for 5 cars and a detached workshop. EPC D. Council Tax Band E.
Situation - Coleford is a quintessential Devon village with a highly-regarded pub, The New Inn. The bustling market town of Crediton, 4.3 miles to the east, has a good range of shopping and services, including a leisure centre, schooling, doctors' surgeries, two supermarkets, banks and a railway station on the Tarka line running between Barnstaple and Exeter.
Exeter, 12.1 miles, is well-served with a good range of leisure and cultural amenities, including substantial shopping facilities. Communication links are good, with the M5 accessible at Exeter providing links to the A38 to Plymouth, or the A30 to Cornwall to the south, and Bristol and London to the north and east. There are regular rail services to central London from Exeter in just over 2 hours. Exeter International Airport provides a number of domestic and international flights.
Description - A charming detached period house located in the heart of the peaceful Mid Devon village of Coleford. The house provides spacious accommodation over two floors with a large open plan kitchen / breakfast room and sitting room on the ground floor, along with four bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. To the rear of the house is a paved al-fresco dining area, mature terraced gardens and a walled vegetable garden. To the side of the house is a driveway offering parking for 5 cars and a detached workshop.
Accommodation - A path from the quiet lane leads through the front garden to an open fronted porch with a glazed door into the hallway. To the right is a spacious, dual aspect sitting room, including an inglenook fireplace with stone surround, a window seat and a door to the rear garden. Off the sitting room is a storage cupboard and a separate office with an understairs storage room. To the left of the hallway is an open plan kitchen / breakfast room with bay window, inglenook fireplace housing a Stanley oven and wall and floor mounted units. A door leads to the rear hallway, which leads to a larder, ground floor shower room with WC and a separate utility/boot room.
Stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor landing with four bedrooms, 3 of which have fitted cupboards and family bathroom.
Gardens And Workshop - The gardens form a particular feature of the property and are accessed from both the house and parking area. A paved al-fresco dining area leads to the terraced gardens brimming with colourful flower beds, mature shrubs and trees, along with a walled vegetable garden, greenhouse and shed.
Accessed off the private parking area is a useful workshop.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating and hot water provided by the Stanley Cooker.
Directions - From Exeter proceed on the A377 to Crediton, passing through the town. Just over a mile past Crediton turn left at Barnstaple Cross signposted Coleford and Colebrook. Continue along this road for 2 miles and down the hill into Coleford. Burnhills will be on your left.
What3words - modern.villa.hawks
Situation - Coleford is a quintessential Devon village with a highly-regarded pub, The New Inn. The bustling market town of Crediton, 4.3 miles to the east, has a good range of shopping and services, including a leisure centre, schooling, doctors' surgeries, two supermarkets, banks and a railway station on the Tarka line running between Barnstaple and Exeter.
Exeter, 12.1 miles, is well-served with a good range of leisure and cultural amenities, including substantial shopping facilities. Communication links are good, with the M5 accessible at Exeter providing links to the A38 to Plymouth, or the A30 to Cornwall to the south, and Bristol and London to the north and east. There are regular rail services to central London from Exeter in just over 2 hours. Exeter International Airport provides a number of domestic and international flights.
Description - A charming detached period house located in the heart of the peaceful Mid Devon village of Coleford. The house provides spacious accommodation over two floors with a large open plan kitchen / breakfast room and sitting room on the ground floor, along with four bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. To the rear of the house is a paved al-fresco dining area, mature terraced gardens and a walled vegetable garden. To the side of the house is a driveway offering parking for 5 cars and a detached workshop.
Accommodation - A path from the quiet lane leads through the front garden to an open fronted porch with a glazed door into the hallway. To the right is a spacious, dual aspect sitting room, including an inglenook fireplace with stone surround, a window seat and a door to the rear garden. Off the sitting room is a storage cupboard and a separate office with an understairs storage room. To the left of the hallway is an open plan kitchen / breakfast room with bay window, inglenook fireplace housing a Stanley oven and wall and floor mounted units. A door leads to the rear hallway, which leads to a larder, ground floor shower room with WC and a separate utility/boot room.
Stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor landing with four bedrooms, 3 of which have fitted cupboards and family bathroom.
Gardens And Workshop - The gardens form a particular feature of the property and are accessed from both the house and parking area. A paved al-fresco dining area leads to the terraced gardens brimming with colourful flower beds, mature shrubs and trees, along with a walled vegetable garden, greenhouse and shed.
Accessed off the private parking area is a useful workshop.
Services - Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil fired central heating and hot water provided by the Stanley Cooker.
Directions - From Exeter proceed on the A377 to Crediton, passing through the town. Just over a mile past Crediton turn left at Barnstaple Cross signposted Coleford and Colebrook. Continue along this road for 2 miles and down the hill into Coleford. Burnhills will be on your left.
What3words - modern.villa.hawks
