House For Sale £385,000
Imagine sitting in your south-facing garden that backs onto endless woodland, hearing nothing but the birds singing away...introducing this 4 Bedroom home found on the ever-desirable Rowe Close development.
Set across 3 levels, it's instantly striking how versatile and flexible the accommodation is here. On the Ground Floor you will find Bedroom 4 which could easily become a Study. The Lounge is found to the rear of the property with delightful views from the Juliet Balcony. Given the Kitchen / Lounge / Diner on the floor below, this Lounge, too, could become a large Bedroom. Also on this floor you will find the Cloakroom.
Heading up the stairs, you will find the 3 remaining Bedrooms (2 of which are doubles and 1 having an En-suite).
Located on the Lower Ground Floor is the large, open-plan Kitchen / Lounge / Diner. This is a wonderful space thanks to the double doors that lead you to the most delightful of gardens.
I could wax lyrical about this garden. The sunny aspect, the woodland backdrop, the different levels for different uses - it must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
To top it all off, to the front of the property there is driveway parking and an Integral Garage.
Bideford is a peaceful olde worlde market town on the River Torridge. The main district is on the west bank and its narrow streets filled with white painted houses sprawl from the working quay, up the slopes to the outer suburbs. A former historic port town, Bideford is a great place to explore, whether it’s a trip to the shops or a restaurant outing there's something out of the norm for everyone. The Pannier Market is a brilliant example of the town’s originality, with its terrace of artists’ workshops and independent shops. The town also champions sports at a grassroots level with both the local rugby and football teams having healthy followings. There are no end of ways to join in the community spirit of this wonderful white town on the hill.
All the amenities you'll ever need are to be found in easy reach of Bideford. To the north are the coastal towns of Westward Ho!, Appledore and Northam, all of which will figure in your day-to-day routines if you enjoy the sea or the outdoor life. Northam boasts a brilliant indoor swimming pool and gym.
Bideford is within short driving distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39) which is the main feeder route across the region leading to Cornwall in the south-west and to the M5 in the east. A very good regular bus services provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde and Ilfracombe with ease.
Directions
From Bideford Quay proceed towards Torrington. At the mini roundabout, proceed straight across onto New Road. Take the right hand turning signposted Devonshire Park. Take the left hand turning into Soloman Drive and the next left hand turning into Rowe Close. Number 2 will be found after a short distance on your left hand side clearly displaying a numberplate.
Set across 3 levels, it's instantly striking how versatile and flexible the accommodation is here. On the Ground Floor you will find Bedroom 4 which could easily become a Study. The Lounge is found to the rear of the property with delightful views from the Juliet Balcony. Given the Kitchen / Lounge / Diner on the floor below, this Lounge, too, could become a large Bedroom. Also on this floor you will find the Cloakroom.
Heading up the stairs, you will find the 3 remaining Bedrooms (2 of which are doubles and 1 having an En-suite).
Located on the Lower Ground Floor is the large, open-plan Kitchen / Lounge / Diner. This is a wonderful space thanks to the double doors that lead you to the most delightful of gardens.
I could wax lyrical about this garden. The sunny aspect, the woodland backdrop, the different levels for different uses - it must be viewed to be fully appreciated.
To top it all off, to the front of the property there is driveway parking and an Integral Garage.
Bideford is a peaceful olde worlde market town on the River Torridge. The main district is on the west bank and its narrow streets filled with white painted houses sprawl from the working quay, up the slopes to the outer suburbs. A former historic port town, Bideford is a great place to explore, whether it’s a trip to the shops or a restaurant outing there's something out of the norm for everyone. The Pannier Market is a brilliant example of the town’s originality, with its terrace of artists’ workshops and independent shops. The town also champions sports at a grassroots level with both the local rugby and football teams having healthy followings. There are no end of ways to join in the community spirit of this wonderful white town on the hill.
All the amenities you'll ever need are to be found in easy reach of Bideford. To the north are the coastal towns of Westward Ho!, Appledore and Northam, all of which will figure in your day-to-day routines if you enjoy the sea or the outdoor life. Northam boasts a brilliant indoor swimming pool and gym.
Bideford is within short driving distance of the Atlantic Highway (A39) which is the main feeder route across the region leading to Cornwall in the south-west and to the M5 in the east. A very good regular bus services provides access to North Devon’s ‘capital’, Barnstaple. Bus users can also reach Westward Ho!, Braunton, Appledore, Croyde and Ilfracombe with ease.
Directions
From Bideford Quay proceed towards Torrington. At the mini roundabout, proceed straight across onto New Road. Take the right hand turning signposted Devonshire Park. Take the left hand turning into Soloman Drive and the next left hand turning into Rowe Close. Number 2 will be found after a short distance on your left hand side clearly displaying a numberplate.
