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£795,0006 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Near Swimbridge
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6 beds
4 baths
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EPC rating: C
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
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Features and description
- Superb rural house yet close to local amenities
- Beautifully presented throughout
- 2 reception rooms and 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite)
- Attractive mature gardens and grounds
- Two superb and profitable holiday 'cottages'
- Useful garage/workshop building with potential (stp)
- Fine views over open parkland
- In all about 0.88 acres
- Council Tax Band D
- Freehold
A spacious and highly appealing Edwardian property with two excellent and profitable letting 'cottages' set in a large plot of mature gardens and grounds and with an attractive outlook over open fields. Well-presented main house with 2 reception rooms and 4 bedrooms, two 1 bed letting units, useful outbuilding providing garaging/workshop space. Total approaching1 acre. EPC Band E.
Situation And Amenities - 1 Bydown Cottages set in an accessible rural location yet only a mile from the village of Swimbridge which has amenities including a church, primary school and popular public house/restaurant. The larger village of Landkey lies about 2½ miles away and offers further amenities as well as direct access to the A361 (North Devon Link Road). The regional centre of Barnstaple is only five miles and provides the area's main business, commercial, leisure and shopping venues. The smaller market town of South Molton with its award winning weekly pannier market is only 7 miles. Both Exmoor National Park and North Devon's famous coastline is within easy reach by car.
Description - Of rendered stone elevations under a slate roof, 1 Bydown Cottages forms the western end of a row of three dwellings built in 1914. The house has been beautifully renovated throughout by the current owners and offers very appealing and spacious accommodation arranged over three floors. Much care and attention has gone into presenting the property as it now stands with the use of reclaimed timber and architectural salvage giving it a wonderful feel throughout.
In addition, there are two excellent self-catering holiday 'cottages' set within the grounds that provide a more than useful income.
The diverse, mature gardens and grounds provide a lovely backdrop to the house and there is a very useful outbuilding that currently provides ample workshop/garaging and storage space.
The Main House - An open PORCH leads into the HALL with stairs to the first floor. The LIVING ROOM has a fireplace with a slate hearth and wood burning stove and next to this room is a STUDY with bespoke fitted desk with cupboards below and fitted shelving. The DINING ROOM has plenty of room for a dining table and leads through to the KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM with a tiled floor, shelved recess and larder cupboard. There are interesting kitchen units and worktops fashioned from former school chemistry laboratory furniture and a deep ceramic sink. Fitted Smeg range cooker.
On the FIRST FLOOR the GALLERIED LANDING leads to THREE BEDROOMS (one is currently fitted out with hanging rails and is used as a dressing room) and a BATHROOM which has a cast iron roll top claw foot bath, wash stand with large sink and low level WC.
On the SECOND FLOOR, the entire loft space has been converted into a striking MASTER BEDROOM SUITE. It is an impressive space with a sitting area, bed area and incorporates an en-suite shower room with a large shower cubicle, WC and twin wash basins.
The Holiday Cottages - There are TWO HOLIDAY COTTAGES which provide a unique holiday stay experience and have provided a profitable enterprise for the current owners.
Set adjacent to the house is BYDOWN BARN. On the ground floor, glazed bi-fold doors lead into an open-plan KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM with the kitchen area fitted with handmade reclaimed timber island and matching units along one wall with a deep ceramic sink and a fitted electric oven and hob. From the living area, a cast iron spiral staircase leads up to the first floor BEDROOM with an opening through to an EN-SUITE BATHROOM fitted with a WC, timber wash stand with two sinks a' William Holland' copper bath with nickel enamel. Glazed bi-fold doors lead out on to a private, raised area of decking which continues along the side to a hot tub.
Set in an elevated position on the edge of the grounds and with its own independent access and parking is BYDOWN LODGE. It is a bespoke oak-framed single-storey unit with open-plan accommodation. At one end is a range of bespoke reclaimed timber kitchen units with a fitted electric oven and hob and a deep ceramic sink. There is a sitting area and a bedroom area and oak double doors lead through to the bathroom with a 'William Holland' copper bath with nickel enamel, WC and an oak wash stand with a wide sink. Outside, running along the front of the lodge is an area of raised decking with hot tub that takes full advantage of the wonderful views.
Outside - The property is approached via a shared driveway with two other properties and leads to ample parking for multiple vehicles adjacent to the house. There is a very useful OUTBUIILDING currently utilised as a gym but equally suitable as garaging/workshop (19' x 17'). with stairs leading up to a loft storage area. At the rear is a further single garage/store (17' x 9'6").
The gardens and grounds are delightful. They are divided into garden ‘rooms’ with large areas of lawn, many mature trees, kitchen garden with raised bedsand sloping banks with wild flowers.
In total the property extends to 0.88 ACRES.
Services And Further Information - Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. 7KW Solar PV array (15 years left on current feed tariff), EV charging point.
According to Ofcom, ultrafast broadband is available at the property and mobile signal is likely from Vodafone and O2. For further information please see the Ofcom website: ofcom.org.uk
Viewing - Strictly by confirmed prior appointment please through the sole selling agents, Stags. (South Molton Office[use Contact Agent Button] or Barnstaple Office[use Contact Agent Button]).
Directions - From Barnstaple, join the A361 towards South Molton. After a short distance, turn right signed to Landkey. Continue through Landkey and onto Swimbridge. With the Jack Russell pub on your right, continue, proceeding up the hill for approximately half a mile. At the junction, signposted Bydown, turn right and keep right, following the country lane (Kerscott Hill) for approximately 1 mile. At the 'T' junction turn sharp left, the gated entrance to the property is immediately on the left with a nameplate clearly visible.
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Situation And Amenities - 1 Bydown Cottages set in an accessible rural location yet only a mile from the village of Swimbridge which has amenities including a church, primary school and popular public house/restaurant. The larger village of Landkey lies about 2½ miles away and offers further amenities as well as direct access to the A361 (North Devon Link Road). The regional centre of Barnstaple is only five miles and provides the area's main business, commercial, leisure and shopping venues. The smaller market town of South Molton with its award winning weekly pannier market is only 7 miles. Both Exmoor National Park and North Devon's famous coastline is within easy reach by car.
Description - Of rendered stone elevations under a slate roof, 1 Bydown Cottages forms the western end of a row of three dwellings built in 1914. The house has been beautifully renovated throughout by the current owners and offers very appealing and spacious accommodation arranged over three floors. Much care and attention has gone into presenting the property as it now stands with the use of reclaimed timber and architectural salvage giving it a wonderful feel throughout.
In addition, there are two excellent self-catering holiday 'cottages' set within the grounds that provide a more than useful income.
The diverse, mature gardens and grounds provide a lovely backdrop to the house and there is a very useful outbuilding that currently provides ample workshop/garaging and storage space.
The Main House - An open PORCH leads into the HALL with stairs to the first floor. The LIVING ROOM has a fireplace with a slate hearth and wood burning stove and next to this room is a STUDY with bespoke fitted desk with cupboards below and fitted shelving. The DINING ROOM has plenty of room for a dining table and leads through to the KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM with a tiled floor, shelved recess and larder cupboard. There are interesting kitchen units and worktops fashioned from former school chemistry laboratory furniture and a deep ceramic sink. Fitted Smeg range cooker.
On the FIRST FLOOR the GALLERIED LANDING leads to THREE BEDROOMS (one is currently fitted out with hanging rails and is used as a dressing room) and a BATHROOM which has a cast iron roll top claw foot bath, wash stand with large sink and low level WC.
On the SECOND FLOOR, the entire loft space has been converted into a striking MASTER BEDROOM SUITE. It is an impressive space with a sitting area, bed area and incorporates an en-suite shower room with a large shower cubicle, WC and twin wash basins.
The Holiday Cottages - There are TWO HOLIDAY COTTAGES which provide a unique holiday stay experience and have provided a profitable enterprise for the current owners.
Set adjacent to the house is BYDOWN BARN. On the ground floor, glazed bi-fold doors lead into an open-plan KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM with the kitchen area fitted with handmade reclaimed timber island and matching units along one wall with a deep ceramic sink and a fitted electric oven and hob. From the living area, a cast iron spiral staircase leads up to the first floor BEDROOM with an opening through to an EN-SUITE BATHROOM fitted with a WC, timber wash stand with two sinks a' William Holland' copper bath with nickel enamel. Glazed bi-fold doors lead out on to a private, raised area of decking which continues along the side to a hot tub.
Set in an elevated position on the edge of the grounds and with its own independent access and parking is BYDOWN LODGE. It is a bespoke oak-framed single-storey unit with open-plan accommodation. At one end is a range of bespoke reclaimed timber kitchen units with a fitted electric oven and hob and a deep ceramic sink. There is a sitting area and a bedroom area and oak double doors lead through to the bathroom with a 'William Holland' copper bath with nickel enamel, WC and an oak wash stand with a wide sink. Outside, running along the front of the lodge is an area of raised decking with hot tub that takes full advantage of the wonderful views.
Outside - The property is approached via a shared driveway with two other properties and leads to ample parking for multiple vehicles adjacent to the house. There is a very useful OUTBUIILDING currently utilised as a gym but equally suitable as garaging/workshop (19' x 17'). with stairs leading up to a loft storage area. At the rear is a further single garage/store (17' x 9'6").
The gardens and grounds are delightful. They are divided into garden ‘rooms’ with large areas of lawn, many mature trees, kitchen garden with raised bedsand sloping banks with wild flowers.
In total the property extends to 0.88 ACRES.
Services And Further Information - Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil-fired central heating. 7KW Solar PV array (15 years left on current feed tariff), EV charging point.
According to Ofcom, ultrafast broadband is available at the property and mobile signal is likely from Vodafone and O2. For further information please see the Ofcom website: ofcom.org.uk
Viewing - Strictly by confirmed prior appointment please through the sole selling agents, Stags. (South Molton Office[use Contact Agent Button] or Barnstaple Office[use Contact Agent Button]).
Directions - From Barnstaple, join the A361 towards South Molton. After a short distance, turn right signed to Landkey. Continue through Landkey and onto Swimbridge. With the Jack Russell pub on your right, continue, proceeding up the hill for approximately half a mile. At the junction, signposted Bydown, turn right and keep right, following the country lane (Kerscott Hill) for approximately 1 mile. At the 'T' junction turn sharp left, the gated entrance to the property is immediately on the left with a nameplate clearly visible.
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Stags South Molton office is easily found in the main Town Square. As the leading estate and letting agent in South Molton the highly successful team work alongside the agriculture department who conduct a weekly livestock market. The A361 (North Devon Link Road) bypasses the town and provides excellent access to Barnstaple, to the west, and Tiverton and the M5, to the east. South Molton is a small but highly regarded North Devon market town. The weekly thriving sheep and cattle livestock market is on Thursdays. Tourism plays an important part in the economy of South Molton, which is ideally positioned within easy reach of Exmoor, Dartmoor, the rugged north coast and beautiful sandy beaches to the west. The town has remained largely unspoilt, containing many interesting buildings from different periods, including Medieval, Elizabethan and Georgian properties. A heritage trail guides visitors around the town's historic sites.