If it's a single storey dwelling or a house that is top of your wish list for your new home, Crossland in Little Torrington is one that offers the versatility to act as both. Dual occupancy is something else that the house could lend its hand to with ensuite bedrooms on both the ground and first floors as well as a double garage that has been converted into two separate rooms currently used as an art studio and home office. Outside is where the house really takes you to the next level with some quite simply stunning views across the Torridge Valley, even allowing for a distant glimpse of Exmoor to the North.

You approach the house from the lane through a five bar gate onto shingled drive which provides ample off road parking for several cars. The lay-by immeadiately outside is owned by the property and provides additional parking. This is ideal for an expanding family or for when you throw get togethers for your friends and family. Crossland is quite a unique property as it offers so much accommodation finished to such a high standard. You are immediately impressed when entering the home when greeted by a timber staircase leading to a galleried landing allowing for streams of natural light. Glazed double doors then take you into an airy sitting room with a central fireplace boasting a two way facing multi fuel burning stove, a lovely space to sit down and unwind. If it were me however I would spend most of my time to the rear of the house in the very impressive kitchen/ family room. This is a fantastic space to cook your favourite meals with the family and a great place to wow and entertain your friends, especially as it opens out into a latter conservatory addition providing a smashing outlook down the garden to the views beyond. There is a large double bedroom that also enjoys the same view to the rear via French doors as well as boasting a natural stone wet room ensuite. A luxury four piece bathroom with roll edge bath, separate shower and a heated towel rail as well as two further double bedrooms are also on the ground floor.

The first floor is as equally impressive as that of before. An open landing space with galleried landing greets you first with skylight window allowing for natural light to fall and provides an ideal space to relax with a book or magazine. Spacious eve storage is also accessed from the landing as well as an the airing cupboard. A large master bedroom is another of the properties "take your breath away rooms" boasting plenty of wardrobe space for hanging your clothes and storing your shoes. French doors open inwards before providing access out onto a spacious balcony allowing even better elevated views of the garden, adjoining countryside and river valley wherein lies the magnificent RHS Rosemoor. The master bedroom has the added benefits of one of the largest ensuite bathrooms I have seen offering a white four piece suite including a roll edge bath and separate shower.

This is one of those houses that do not present themselves to the market that often and is certainly not one to procrastinate on. Early viewing is highly advised to avoid disappointment.

The vendor informs us that the property is of block and render construction under a tiled roof . Your surveyor or conveyancer may be able to clarify further following their investigations. The property is serviced by oil fired central heating and the addition of an immersion heater. Other forms of heating include a dual facing log burning stove between the living room and kitchen. Mains electric and water are connected as well as mains drainage.

Broadband: Superfast speeds available up to 80 mbps. (Information taken from Ofcom checker)

Mobile phone: Coverage available onsite (see Ofcom checker for further information)

Agents note: The paddock to the rear (part of the garden) is on a separate title and subject to a covenant that could restrict the addition of garden buildings or domestic structures.