House For Sale £315,000
Situated within the heart of the rural hamlet of Holsworthy Beacon, only three miles away from the popular market town of Holsworthy, is the former post office. This spacious and detached residence offers comfortable accommodation throughout and benefits from an enclosed garden, off road parking area, detached garage and car port. Available with no onward chain. EPC E.
Holsworthy Beacon is a very small hamlet situated just over 3 miles from the market town of Holsworthy. This bustling market town of has a weekly Pannier Market, good range of national and local shops together with a Waitrose supermarket. There are a whole range of amenities within the town including a heated swimming pool, sports hall, bowling green, cricket club, 18 hole golf course etc. Bude on the North Cornish coast is some 9 miles. Okehampton, Dartmoor National Park and the market town of Bideford are some 20 miles distant, whilst Barnstaple, the Regional North Devon Centre is some 30 miles. Launceston, Cornwall's ancient capital, is some 14 miles distant. Holsworthy is in the heart of Ruby Country, named after the famous local Red Ruby cattle.
Directions
From Holsworthy proceed on the A388 towards Bideford for some 2.8 miles. Upon reaching the hamlet of Holsworthy Beacon, at the cross roads take the right hand turn signposted Thornbury/Cookbury. The entrance to the Old Post Office can be found after approx. 25 yards on the left hand side with a Bond Oxborough Phillips "For Sale" board clearly displayed.
Holsworthy Beacon is a very small hamlet situated just over 3 miles from the market town of Holsworthy. This bustling market town of has a weekly Pannier Market, good range of national and local shops together with a Waitrose supermarket. There are a whole range of amenities within the town including a heated swimming pool, sports hall, bowling green, cricket club, 18 hole golf course etc. Bude on the North Cornish coast is some 9 miles. Okehampton, Dartmoor National Park and the market town of Bideford are some 20 miles distant, whilst Barnstaple, the Regional North Devon Centre is some 30 miles. Launceston, Cornwall's ancient capital, is some 14 miles distant. Holsworthy is in the heart of Ruby Country, named after the famous local Red Ruby cattle.
Directions
From Holsworthy proceed on the A388 towards Bideford for some 2.8 miles. Upon reaching the hamlet of Holsworthy Beacon, at the cross roads take the right hand turn signposted Thornbury/Cookbury. The entrance to the Old Post Office can be found after approx. 25 yards on the left hand side with a Bond Oxborough Phillips "For Sale" board clearly displayed.
