Are you searching for a move in ready property, offering a balanced blend of characterful and contemporary features, with lots of potential, whilst being close to amenities and local hotspots…

Number 5 is a Grade-II listed semi-detached cottage situated moments from the centre of the charming market town, Hatherleigh. Local amenities are available in abundance, with convenient transport links to neighbouring towns, coastal pursuits or open moorland adventures.

Upon approach, you access the property via pedestrian right of way, bringing you to the main entrance point of this thatched, period associated home. The spacious entrance hall is of a welcoming nature, with practical tiled flooring, storage options and a mere glimpse into the desirable character that this cottage obtains, alongside it’s light and airy feel throughout.

The ground floor offers a bright and spacious kitchen/dining room, located within an extended section of the cottage constructed 25 years ago, offering additional reception space and a modern touch on this period property. The Velux window and stable door are particularly notable, dispersing plentiful natural light and providing leading access to the rear garden. Also, the family bathroom can be found centrally within this level, providing shower over bath facilities and a neutral décor theme.

The living room is of an admirable size, perfect for accommodating an array of homely furnishings, boasting high ceilings and a striking inglenook fireplace inclusive of a historic bread oven and exposed stonework. The sweeping staircase leads us to the first floor, where we have on offer two bedrooms.

Bedroom one benefits from multiple storage options, plentiful floorspace and aesthetically pleasing wooden flooring. From the exposed ceiling beams, distinguished cob walls, to the attractive window units, it is hard to question the levels of character on offer. What more can you expect from a seventeenth century building?

To the exterior, the rear garden is of a low maintenance approach, with the majority laid to block paving, mature flower bed bordering and side gate access. Centrally situated is a substantial summer house with power and lighting, ideal for embracing an essence of privacy and some Devonshire sunshine.

This unique property is situated within the heart of Hatherleigh town which offers a traditional range of amenities including supermarket, Post Office, garage/supermarket, public houses and has cafes, arts and crafts shops, farm supplies and building supplies.

The town also benefits from a primary school, health centre, veterinary surgery together with a community centre and weekly market and cattle sales. The town has a strong community spirit with an annual arts festival and renowned carnival.

A more comprehensive range of facilities can be found in the nearby town of Okehampton with its good range of shops and services and three supermarkets including a Waitrose. Okehampton has schooling from infant to sixth form level and is situated adjacent to the A30 dual carriageway, providing a direct link to the cathedral and University City of Exeter with its M5 motorway, mainline rail and international air connections.