This charming cottage is arranged over four levels in a discreet central village location with a good size west facing garden.
When arriving at the property a pathway leads to a terrace offering views of the private garden and is a perfect spot to enjoy the afternoon sunshine. The front door opens into a cosy sitting room offering an immense amount of charm, perfect for warming up in front of the log burner after a windy walk at the beach. Stairs descend to the kitchen which is fitted with a range of units with electric oven and space for appliances. Furthermore, there is a door to the front of the property to access further storage provisions.
The lounge/dining room is a light and airy space with double doors opening onto the raised decked area with views over the private garden and beyond. A perfect spot for alfresco dining with family and friends.

The first floor has a small landing area with doors into a spacious bathroom, generous size double bedroom and stairs rising to the top floor. The second floor opens into a very light and airy double bedroom with views over the pretty garden and beyond.
The rear garden offers scope for keen gardeners with a spacious lawn. The property further benefits from excellent storage provisions under the raised decked area, a perfect place to store surf boards. To the side of the garden is a communal path for the neighbouring property to access their garden.

Aveton Gifford lies on the western bank of the River Avon, deep in the South Hams in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is probably best known for its 15th Century bridge which was built to replace the ancient ford. There is a public house with a restaurant, church, nursery/primary school, village shop and it is on the bus route. The village also has a tennis club, cricket club, children’s playground and a large green within walking distance. The Georgian town of Modbury with an interesting variety of shops is to the north and Kingsbridge which has a more comprehensive shopping centre is to the south. To the east lies the Avon River and Estuary which is renowned for its abundance of wild fowl. The River Avon is navigable downstream to Bantham and out to sea, tide permitting. The nearest sandy beaches are Bigbury on Sea, Bantham and Burgh Island, surrounded by outstanding scenery and cliff tops of the South Hams coastline, much of which is now owned by the National Trust. Also nearby are the sailing centres based at Salcombe and Newton Ferrers, as well as 18-hole golf courses at Bigbury and Thurlestone. Dartmoor National Park is several miles to the north and provides a backdrop to the area which must surely rank as one of the most beautiful in the country.

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