House For Sale £395,000
A very interesting detached bungalow within a totally private and tranquil setting yet very accessible to Bideford town centre. The location offers those looking for a private and quiet place to enjoy peaceful retirement. Or, those who are looking for an accessible property with plenty of elbow room for a growing family.
The property is approached by a sweeping driveway which has been newly tarmac, this leads to the front door and parking for the property. Once stepping inside there is an entrance hall which leads to the sitting room and kitchen dining room.
The sitting room is a particularly good size with a wood burner which creates a focal point to the room. Double doors lead onto the rear patio and the sitting room is flooded by natural light and enjoys a triple aspect.
The kitchen is a particularly good size, the hub of the house and a hive of activity, there is plenty of worktop space for those of you that enjoy cooking. A range of built-in storage and plenty of space for a table making an ideal entertaining and social area.
Walking through the property there is a range of bedrooms, five in total. The principal bedroom is a particularly good size with a range of built in wardrobes. Beds 2, 3 and 4 are all of good portion , limiting the age old child argument over who gets the largest room.
The walk-through office is a particularly handy space and is ideal for those of you looking to work from home. Perfect for those seeking a spot for the children's homework.
There are two bathrooms, one of which is a well equipped shower room with a modern suite. The main bathroom has a bath and white suite. There is also a further ground floor loo. This along with a utility room which is particularly handy for white goods.
As we understand it the bungalow 3-5 Nuttaberry is mainly constructed of a traditional nature, brick with a cavity wall and insulated. We understand that this used to be three workmen houses for a local factory.
Since, the current owner has renovated and changed the use to a residential building. This came with a large extension adding three extra bedrooms and a bathroom.
There is mains services for water and electric with private drainage. EPC is D. Council tax band is B. Local authority is Toridge district Council.
Well located on the periphery of Bideford in a tucked away and quiet semi-rural location yet just moments from the town. Bideford boasts a rich history, with origins dating back to the Saxon era. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 and has a notable maritime heritage due to its history as a trading port.
The town offers a variety of attractions and activities. Bideford Quay, along the River Torridge, is a scenic spot for leisurely strolls, boat-watching, and visits to quaint shops and cafes. The Tarka Trail, a popular cycling and walking route, provides stunning views of the river and countryside.
The Burton Art Gallery and Museum showcase local art and history, while Northam Burrows Country Park offers opportunities for picnics and birdwatching. The nearby Hartland Peninsula is known for its rugged cliffs and picturesque villages.
In Bideford's town centre, you'll find a mix of independent shops, boutiques, and larger retailers, making it a great place for shopping. The dining scene is diverse, with traditional British pubs serving local cuisine and a variety of national restaurant chains.
Transportation is convenient, with the A39 "Atlantic Highway" passing through the town, providing access to other North Devon towns and beyond. Bus services connect Bideford to surrounding areas, and the nearest train station is in Barnstaple.
The town has a strong sense of community, with various local events and festivals taking place throughout the year. Sports clubs such and football rugby and rowing all close by.
Entrance Hall -
Sitting Room - 6.72m x 5.49m max (22'0" x 18'0" max ) -
Kitchen/Diner - 8.2m x 3.06m (26'10" x 10'0") -
Utility - 1.64m x 1.59m (5'4" x 5'2" ) -
Hallway -
Cloakroom -
Bathroom - 2.93m x 181m (9'7" x 593'9") -
Bedroom 1 - 5.48m x 4.6m max (17'11" x 15'1" max) -
Bedroom 2 - 4.37m x 4.41m (14'4" x 14'5" ) -
Bedroom 3 - 4.18m x 3.77m (13'8" x 12'4") -
Bedroom 4 - 4.2m x 3.31m (13'9" x 10'10") -
Bedroom 5 - 3.47m x 3.06m (11'4" x 10'0") -
Office - 3.42m x 3.13m (11'2" x 10'3") -
Shower Room - 3.33m x 1.58m (10'11" x 5'2" ) -
Airing Cupboard -
The outside of this property is where it excels even further. You have plenty of parking and turning space for numerous vehicles. There is a large workshop/garage storage space which is ideal for those of you that enjoy 'tinkering' with cars or woodwork.
There will be a segregated garden included in the sale both front and back which will enjoy majority of the day sunlight and great privacy. The property faces south and there is plenty of scope for P.V solar.
For those of you that are looking for a spacious home on the periphery of Bideford within a private location yet being accessible to amenities. The location doesn't get better than this.
Be sure to contact our Bideford office for more information or to arrange your viewing appointment. Viewings will be strictly by appointment only and arranged with the sole selling agent, Phillips Smith & Dunn.
The property is approached by a sweeping driveway which has been newly tarmac, this leads to the front door and parking for the property. Once stepping inside there is an entrance hall which leads to the sitting room and kitchen dining room.
The sitting room is a particularly good size with a wood burner which creates a focal point to the room. Double doors lead onto the rear patio and the sitting room is flooded by natural light and enjoys a triple aspect.
The kitchen is a particularly good size, the hub of the house and a hive of activity, there is plenty of worktop space for those of you that enjoy cooking. A range of built-in storage and plenty of space for a table making an ideal entertaining and social area.
Walking through the property there is a range of bedrooms, five in total. The principal bedroom is a particularly good size with a range of built in wardrobes. Beds 2, 3 and 4 are all of good portion , limiting the age old child argument over who gets the largest room.
The walk-through office is a particularly handy space and is ideal for those of you looking to work from home. Perfect for those seeking a spot for the children's homework.
There are two bathrooms, one of which is a well equipped shower room with a modern suite. The main bathroom has a bath and white suite. There is also a further ground floor loo. This along with a utility room which is particularly handy for white goods.
As we understand it the bungalow 3-5 Nuttaberry is mainly constructed of a traditional nature, brick with a cavity wall and insulated. We understand that this used to be three workmen houses for a local factory.
Since, the current owner has renovated and changed the use to a residential building. This came with a large extension adding three extra bedrooms and a bathroom.
There is mains services for water and electric with private drainage. EPC is D. Council tax band is B. Local authority is Toridge district Council.
Well located on the periphery of Bideford in a tucked away and quiet semi-rural location yet just moments from the town. Bideford boasts a rich history, with origins dating back to the Saxon era. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 and has a notable maritime heritage due to its history as a trading port.
The town offers a variety of attractions and activities. Bideford Quay, along the River Torridge, is a scenic spot for leisurely strolls, boat-watching, and visits to quaint shops and cafes. The Tarka Trail, a popular cycling and walking route, provides stunning views of the river and countryside.
The Burton Art Gallery and Museum showcase local art and history, while Northam Burrows Country Park offers opportunities for picnics and birdwatching. The nearby Hartland Peninsula is known for its rugged cliffs and picturesque villages.
In Bideford's town centre, you'll find a mix of independent shops, boutiques, and larger retailers, making it a great place for shopping. The dining scene is diverse, with traditional British pubs serving local cuisine and a variety of national restaurant chains.
Transportation is convenient, with the A39 "Atlantic Highway" passing through the town, providing access to other North Devon towns and beyond. Bus services connect Bideford to surrounding areas, and the nearest train station is in Barnstaple.
The town has a strong sense of community, with various local events and festivals taking place throughout the year. Sports clubs such and football rugby and rowing all close by.
Entrance Hall -
Sitting Room - 6.72m x 5.49m max (22'0" x 18'0" max ) -
Kitchen/Diner - 8.2m x 3.06m (26'10" x 10'0") -
Utility - 1.64m x 1.59m (5'4" x 5'2" ) -
Hallway -
Cloakroom -
Bathroom - 2.93m x 181m (9'7" x 593'9") -
Bedroom 1 - 5.48m x 4.6m max (17'11" x 15'1" max) -
Bedroom 2 - 4.37m x 4.41m (14'4" x 14'5" ) -
Bedroom 3 - 4.18m x 3.77m (13'8" x 12'4") -
Bedroom 4 - 4.2m x 3.31m (13'9" x 10'10") -
Bedroom 5 - 3.47m x 3.06m (11'4" x 10'0") -
Office - 3.42m x 3.13m (11'2" x 10'3") -
Shower Room - 3.33m x 1.58m (10'11" x 5'2" ) -
Airing Cupboard -
The outside of this property is where it excels even further. You have plenty of parking and turning space for numerous vehicles. There is a large workshop/garage storage space which is ideal for those of you that enjoy 'tinkering' with cars or woodwork.
There will be a segregated garden included in the sale both front and back which will enjoy majority of the day sunlight and great privacy. The property faces south and there is plenty of scope for P.V solar.
For those of you that are looking for a spacious home on the periphery of Bideford within a private location yet being accessible to amenities. The location doesn't get better than this.
Be sure to contact our Bideford office for more information or to arrange your viewing appointment. Viewings will be strictly by appointment only and arranged with the sole selling agent, Phillips Smith & Dunn.
