The current vendors over the years they have owned the bungalow have created a most welcoming home with many energy and labour saving improvements. Approached over a path which runs betwixt the manicured front garden and the building a most welcoming ‘T’ shape reception lies behind the front door offering plenty of coat space and storage. The layout of the accommodation means there is a natural divide with the living accommodation and bedroom accommodation at either end. The sitting/dining room is a delightful double aspect room with feature contemporary log burner. The kitchen has been refitted with a comprehensive range of modern gloss fronted wall, floor and drawer units with extensive work surfaces and concealed lighting. A large picture window behind the sink overlooks the rear garden. Appliances include a 4 ring electric hob with extractor and light above with twin oven adjacent, built in dishwasher and there is space for a large American style fridge/freezer.

Leading off one end is a very useful utility room with space for a washing machine and having a sink, worktops and cupboards. In turn a contemporary styled cloak room with WC and stylish slimline wash hand basin leads off.

The sun room is accessed from this end of the kitchen and provides a great place to sit and enjoy the garden. Two of the bedrooms are of a good size and have wardrobe cupboards whilst the third is a good sized single with a range of shelves and is currently used as a craft room. The bathroom has also been refitted in recent years in a contemporary style and comprises a double ended panelled bath with central waterfall tap, a corner shower cubicle, close coupled WC and wash hand basin.

A driveway leads to the garage which has had a workshop created at one end with door leading out into the rear garden.

Without doubt the gardens are a true delight and as previously mentioned are beautifully maintained being lawn behind a picket fence with island beds stocked with mature shrubs and spring flowers.

The rear garden is accessed down the side of the property as well as from inside the bungalow and within is found a greenhouse and garden shed. The garden is laid out with ease in mind and has a large terrace running along the rear of the bungalow with a covered seating area which provides shade from the heat of the day. A pergola sits proudly at the head of the garden and this provides a lovely spot to sit and enjoy the colour of the garden whilst listening to the water tumbling from the ornamental waterfall nearby. The beds are raised and retained by low stone walling and provide a delightful back drop sitting above the lawn which in turn has a well-stocked island bed. There is extensive planting throughout with buddleia, clematis, pittosporum, rose, pieris, camellia, rhododendron and such like.
From Torrington leave town on the A386 in the direction of Okehampton. take the first left turn on to the A3124 signposted to Winkleigh. Continue on this road for approximately 4 miles and you will enter Beaford. Take the first right hand turn signposted to the Beaford Art Centre. Continue for approximately 100 yards and the turning for Rye Park will be seen on the left hand side. Take this turning and it continues into Rye Park Close. Number 6 is the third bungalow on the right hand side. ///noticing.ramps.devotion