2 bedroom semi-detached house

A most idyllic cottage which has undergone complete renovation and now offers an extremely comfortable and spacious home for someone to enjoy.

This double fronted residence is entered through a stable door leading to an entrance with doors off to a charming living room with inglenook fireplace housing a wood burning stove. There is a modern fitted shaker kitchen with integrated and space for appliances. An opening from here leads to a bright and airy dining room with access to the rear garden. There is plenty of storage with a utility area, airing cupboard, boiler cupboard and cloakroom.

As you walk upstairs there is a split landing with two double bedrooms either side, both with the benefit of an ensuite shower rooms.

The property is approached over a private lane owned by Clinton estates and leads to an extensive off-road parking area and stone built shippon measuring approx. 30ft X 9ft. There is also a raised lawn area with mature shrubs.

The cottage has the advantage of pedestrian side access leading to a rear enclosed garden being principally laid to lawn. At the far end there is a small seating area and summer house or home office which its currently being used for.

Merton itself is known for its large village square flanked by a number of period houses and cottages together with the parish church. The village has a range of facilities which include a post office/general store, garage, primary school, local inn and superb modern village hall with excellent sports and community facilities.

The village itself is surrounded by rolling typically Devon countryside, the Torridge valley being famous for its connection with Tarka the Otter and the well known Tarka Trail with its walking and cycling runs close to the village. The area is also well known for its fishing and there is easy access to the Dartmoor National Park at Okehampton and to the North Coasts of Devon and Cornwall with superb beaches and delightful coastal scenery.

The A386 gives easy access north to the market towns of Great Torrington and Bideford whilst to the south the market town of Hatherleigh offers an excellent range of shops and services including supermarkets, primary school, veterinary and doctors surgeries and community market.

Okehampton offers a wider range of shops and services, three supermarkets including a Waitrose and schooling from infant to sixth level. The town also has a modern leisure centre and hospital. From Okehampton there is direct access to the A30 dual carriage way providing a link west into Cornwall or east into the Cathedral and University City of Exeter with its mainline rail and international air and M5 motorway connections.

Directions
From Okehampton town centre, proceed in a northerly direction taking the A386 to Hatherleigh. By pass the town and proceed on towards Torrington, proceeding through the village of Meeth and onto Merton. Pass the school on the right hand side, and almost immediately upon the left the entrance to Clarks Lane will be seen with the cottage being immediately on the right hand side.