House For Sale £500,000
This exciting opportunity to put your own stamp on a home in a sought after location and offering approx. 1.6 acres total plot.
Nestled down a quiet lane, is this exciting opportunity in a prime location with masses of potential that is requiring complete renovation throughout. Stepping off the drive and through the front door into the property, you are greeted by a light porch space, which leads into a well-proportioned sitting area with high ceiling and ample natural light. The porch also takes you directly into a utility room and off this is a shower room with toilet and wash basin. From the utility you will find yourself in the central room of the house, the Kitchen Diner. In here you have a Rayburn, separate four ring gas hob and plenty of worktop space, along with space for free-standing appliances such as fridge/freezer. Off the kitchen diner you have a smaller but more diverse room which is currently used as a downstairs bedroom, but has the ability to be a home office instead, with a door leading into the dining room and natural light tunnel in the corner. Also from the kitchen, and up a small step, you will find a good-sized living room with generous fireplace and wood burner that makes quite a feature of the room. The rear door out to the boot room and stairs to access the first floor are also found here. Having approached the first floor up the stairs, there is a useful space to the right, which has the potential to be closed off to create a further storage space. The first bedroom you come to is of a reasonable size for a double bed and allows space for free standing furniture, with the main bathroom being found further towards the other bedrooms on the landing, comprising bidet, toilet, wash basin and bath. The airing cupboard comprising the water tank is also positioned off the landing. Down two steps, to your left is the larger of the bedrooms and the final bedroom is on your right. There is also a further storage cupboard here. The home benefits from solar panels.
Positioned in the periphery of the ever sought after area of Lynton, Higher West Lyn takes full advantage of the surrounding coast and countryside. Local amenities are close by, the Valley of Rocks is within close proximity, and the twin village of Lynmouth with its sea front and further amenities is also easily accessible. Barnstaple is within 18 miles and is the historic and regional centre of North Devon affording a more extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting from a variety of banking, schooling, a theatre, cinema, leisure centre and restaurants, combining modern shopping amenities with a bustling market atmosphere. Popular sandy beaches of Westward Ho!, Instow, Saunton, Croyde and Woolacombe are within easy reach.
The house has off street parking to the front, enough for two cars, whilst there is a sunny rear garden that is currently overgrown but could be a superb space with some distant views across the Bristol Channel. In addition to this there are further paddocks that total approximately 1.5 acres. The pasture is gently sloping and is currently used as grazing by a nearby neighbour. The top paddock has a separate entrance from the road and has a large open faced barn with two storey storage adjoining and some tremendous far reaching views. Across the road from the house there is a timber studio space which is two storey and offers a wood burning stove, toilet facilities along with electrical and water connections.
Nestled down a quiet lane, is this exciting opportunity in a prime location with masses of potential that is requiring complete renovation throughout. Stepping off the drive and through the front door into the property, you are greeted by a light porch space, which leads into a well-proportioned sitting area with high ceiling and ample natural light. The porch also takes you directly into a utility room and off this is a shower room with toilet and wash basin. From the utility you will find yourself in the central room of the house, the Kitchen Diner. In here you have a Rayburn, separate four ring gas hob and plenty of worktop space, along with space for free-standing appliances such as fridge/freezer. Off the kitchen diner you have a smaller but more diverse room which is currently used as a downstairs bedroom, but has the ability to be a home office instead, with a door leading into the dining room and natural light tunnel in the corner. Also from the kitchen, and up a small step, you will find a good-sized living room with generous fireplace and wood burner that makes quite a feature of the room. The rear door out to the boot room and stairs to access the first floor are also found here. Having approached the first floor up the stairs, there is a useful space to the right, which has the potential to be closed off to create a further storage space. The first bedroom you come to is of a reasonable size for a double bed and allows space for free standing furniture, with the main bathroom being found further towards the other bedrooms on the landing, comprising bidet, toilet, wash basin and bath. The airing cupboard comprising the water tank is also positioned off the landing. Down two steps, to your left is the larger of the bedrooms and the final bedroom is on your right. There is also a further storage cupboard here. The home benefits from solar panels.
Positioned in the periphery of the ever sought after area of Lynton, Higher West Lyn takes full advantage of the surrounding coast and countryside. Local amenities are close by, the Valley of Rocks is within close proximity, and the twin village of Lynmouth with its sea front and further amenities is also easily accessible. Barnstaple is within 18 miles and is the historic and regional centre of North Devon affording a more extensive range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities befitting from a variety of banking, schooling, a theatre, cinema, leisure centre and restaurants, combining modern shopping amenities with a bustling market atmosphere. Popular sandy beaches of Westward Ho!, Instow, Saunton, Croyde and Woolacombe are within easy reach.
The house has off street parking to the front, enough for two cars, whilst there is a sunny rear garden that is currently overgrown but could be a superb space with some distant views across the Bristol Channel. In addition to this there are further paddocks that total approximately 1.5 acres. The pasture is gently sloping and is currently used as grazing by a nearby neighbour. The top paddock has a separate entrance from the road and has a large open faced barn with two storey storage adjoining and some tremendous far reaching views. Across the road from the house there is a timber studio space which is two storey and offers a wood burning stove, toilet facilities along with electrical and water connections.
