Before I start, make no mistake this home is in need of complete renovation in every room, however the possibilities here can stretch as far as your imagination will let you. With this unique home, you get something you just wouldn’t expect this close to the heart of the town. Off street parking, multiple outbuildings and storage space, garage and a private southerly facing garden are just a few of the key benefits. From the moment you set eyes on the home, you just know it was once filled with character. With the right planning permission and execution, this could be an amazing family home with that historic character once again.

As you enter the property, you feel that sense of space and airiness throughout. The entrance hall gives access to a large pantry, under stairs cupboard, stairs to the first floor and entry to the living room. The living room is a great space and you can already imagine just how beautiful it can be with the right changes. The kitchen/diner sits to the rear of the living room and overlooks the courtyard in the centre of the home. A utility adjoins the kitchen/diner and has plenty of room to make a downstairs w/c, yet still give the room for your extra white goods. Upstairs comprises of three double bedroom - two of which include built in wardrobes/cupboards - and the bathroom.

The courtyard is surrounded by outbuildings that give further opportunities for extra rooms (subject to the relevant planning) such as office spaces, a gym or maybe a downstairs bedroom for anyone that’s struggling with the stairs. Maybe for mum and dad? The garden is right at the back of the property and doesn’t disappoint again when it comes to space. Whether you want a spot for the kids to play, growing your own produce, create a small orchard or just a spot to enjoy the best of the Devon sun, you have plenty of choice here.

The home is located close to the heart of town and is just a short walk away from all the amenities Great Torrington has to offer. A bustling and pretty little town, Torrington offers everything from a local butchers, green grocers, bakery, supermarket, take away’s, The Plough Arts Centre, the Pannier Market and the some 365 acres of countryside allowing for miles of scenic walks with access to the locally renowned Tarka trail, a 180 mile footpath / cycle way - mainly built on the bed of the disused Tarka line where the gradients are gentle. It winds its way following the course of the river Torridge as far North as Ilfracombe or going inland South towards Meeth.

Only by visiting this home will you really experience its full potential, so give us a call now and we will be happy to show you around and tell you even more.



Directions
Directions from Torrington town centre, proceed along South Street and into Whites Lane, at the T-Junction turn left into New Street and continue for a short distance. You will find the property on your left with a black garage and For Sale board.