Floorplan
Map3 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
1641
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Converted Former Stables
- Three-Bedrooms. Two-Bathrooms
- Two-Reception Rooms
- Upside-Down House
- Far-Reaching Views
- Spacious Kitchen & Separate Utility
- Off-Road Parking
- Walking Distance to Amenities
- Council Tax Band D
- Freehold
A three-bedroom, detached, barn conversion, situated in a village location, with far-reaching views across Bampton and beyond. Converted Former Stables. Two-Bathrooms. Two-Reception Rooms. Upside-Down House. Spacious Kitchen & Separate Utility. Off-Road Parking. Walking Distance to Amenities. Council Tax Band D. EPC Band F. Freehold.
Situation - The property is situated in the picturesque market town of Bampton, which provides a wide range of shopping amenities and services including a primary school, post office, butchers, bakers and award-winning restaurants. Dulverton, the Exmoor National Park and Wimbleball Lake are all within a twenty-minute drive.
The larger town of Tiverton boasts both private and state schooling, major banks and building societies, and shops catering for a variety of needs. There is access to the M5 at Junction 27, alongside which lies Tiverton Parkway Station.
Description - The stone built, former stables, converted in 2000s, sits on the edge of Bampton offering upside-down living across three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two reception rooms, making the most of the far-reaching views.
Accommodation - The entrance doorway leads into the spacious ground floor hallway, providing access to all bedrooms and family bathroom. The master bedroom sits at the northern end of the property and benefits from built-in wardrobes and en suite comprising of shower, wash basin and WC. Meanwhile, the family bathroom offers a bath, wash basin and WC.
Stairs rise to the first floor. The semi open-plan kitchen/ dining room sits at the southern end of the property with a low-rise half wall between. The spacious kitchen offers base units, electric double oven with extractor over and space for further appliances. There is also ample space for a freestanding kitchen island and/or kitchen table for informal dining. The neighbouring utility and pantry provide additional base units with inset sink and space for washing machine and tumble dryer. A separate cloakroom with wash basin and WC can be found beyond. The well-proportioned sitting room lies to the northern end of the property, offering exceptional views over Bampton and beyond and features exposed beams and large inglenook fireplace with inset wood burner. The sunroom sits to the east with glass ceiling panels and doors to the rear.
Outside - There is a small seating area off the sun room, with steps down to the parking area.
Off-road parking for three vehicles can be found to the front of the property.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil Fired Central heating
Ofcom predicted broadband services - Standard: Download 18Mbps, Upload 1Mbps. Superfast: Download 80Mbps, Upload 20Mbps.
Ofcom predicted mobile coverage for voice and data: Internal (Limited): Three, EE, O2 & Vodafone. External: Three, EE, O2 & Vodafone.
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council. Bampton Conservation Area.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with the agents please.
Directions - From M5 Junction 27, travel west along the A361. At Bolham roundabout, take the third exit signposted Bampton A396/ Dulverton/ Wilveliscombe. Remain on the A396 passing through the village of Cove and upon reaching the roundabout at the Exeter Inn, take the second exit signposted Bampton/ B3227. Continue along this road for approximately 1 mile and the property will be found on the right.
Situation - The property is situated in the picturesque market town of Bampton, which provides a wide range of shopping amenities and services including a primary school, post office, butchers, bakers and award-winning restaurants. Dulverton, the Exmoor National Park and Wimbleball Lake are all within a twenty-minute drive.
The larger town of Tiverton boasts both private and state schooling, major banks and building societies, and shops catering for a variety of needs. There is access to the M5 at Junction 27, alongside which lies Tiverton Parkway Station.
Description - The stone built, former stables, converted in 2000s, sits on the edge of Bampton offering upside-down living across three bedrooms, two bathrooms and two reception rooms, making the most of the far-reaching views.
Accommodation - The entrance doorway leads into the spacious ground floor hallway, providing access to all bedrooms and family bathroom. The master bedroom sits at the northern end of the property and benefits from built-in wardrobes and en suite comprising of shower, wash basin and WC. Meanwhile, the family bathroom offers a bath, wash basin and WC.
Stairs rise to the first floor. The semi open-plan kitchen/ dining room sits at the southern end of the property with a low-rise half wall between. The spacious kitchen offers base units, electric double oven with extractor over and space for further appliances. There is also ample space for a freestanding kitchen island and/or kitchen table for informal dining. The neighbouring utility and pantry provide additional base units with inset sink and space for washing machine and tumble dryer. A separate cloakroom with wash basin and WC can be found beyond. The well-proportioned sitting room lies to the northern end of the property, offering exceptional views over Bampton and beyond and features exposed beams and large inglenook fireplace with inset wood burner. The sunroom sits to the east with glass ceiling panels and doors to the rear.
Outside - There is a small seating area off the sun room, with steps down to the parking area.
Off-road parking for three vehicles can be found to the front of the property.
Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil Fired Central heating
Ofcom predicted broadband services - Standard: Download 18Mbps, Upload 1Mbps. Superfast: Download 80Mbps, Upload 20Mbps.
Ofcom predicted mobile coverage for voice and data: Internal (Limited): Three, EE, O2 & Vodafone. External: Three, EE, O2 & Vodafone.
Local Authority: Mid Devon District Council. Bampton Conservation Area.
Viewings - Strictly by appointment with the agents please.
Directions - From M5 Junction 27, travel west along the A361. At Bolham roundabout, take the third exit signposted Bampton A396/ Dulverton/ Wilveliscombe. Remain on the A396 passing through the village of Cove and upon reaching the roundabout at the Exeter Inn, take the second exit signposted Bampton/ B3227. Continue along this road for approximately 1 mile and the property will be found on the right.
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Stags Tiverton office is situated in Bampton Street, one of Tiverton's busiest shopping thoroughfares and is a short distance from Tiverton's redeveloped Pannier Market. The Professional Services department can also be found here, giving expert advice on all planning, estate management and rural business issues, as well as carrying out professional valuations for probate, matrimonial disputes and inheritance tax to name but a few. Standing between the point where the Rivers Exe and Lowman meet, Tiverton is the largest town in mid Devon and has easy access to the M5 motorway and the A361 North Devon Link Road. A popular dormitory town for commuters to Exeter and Taunton, its fortunes were built on the wool trade, which prospered during the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries. Modern Tiverton has much to offer in the way of leisure activities with a museum, plenty of footpaths along the trackbed of the old railway, the Tivoli cinema, a new leisure centre with swimming pool and gym and a country park, which was created from the Grand Western Canal. There is plenty of good shopping, too, with both high street multiples and small independent shops. Primary and secondary schools abound in Tiverton - the most famous of which is Blundell's School (founded in 1604).