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Presenting this charming period terraced house, situated in a sought-after location. This delightful property boasts three well-appointed bedrooms, perfect for a growing family or those seeking additional space.

Entering into the property you very quickly start to realise just how much space this home has. The living room, which is positioned at the front of the home is bright and airy whilst boasting an open connection to the dining room which is just behind creating a great flow within. The living room has a beautiful feature stone wall which previously housed an electric fireplace however, now could be the new home of a cosy wood burner. Within the dining room, there are plenty of features that are now utilized for their storage spaces and bring a sense of character within the home. Whether you like a separate dining room or maybe a second living space, you will have plenty of room here. The kitchen is towards the rear of the property and looks out over the initial courtyard of the garden. The kitchen does have a range of cupboard space but is looking for someone to come and make this their own. The bathroom is downstairs and at the back part of the home and takes advantage of having both a separate shower and bath within.

Upstairs comprise's of three double bedrooms and a fourth room that could work with a multitude of uses. I know lots of us need a home office now and this fourth room allows a perfect space for this. Alternatively, this room could be used as a dressing room for the bedroom, crafts room or playroom.

Outside and into the rear garden, there is an initial courtyard that does then lead you to the garden and stone shed outbuilding. The outbuilding benefits from electricity running to it allowing you to create a small workshop and outside storage space. The main garden itself is south facing allowing you to sit and enjoy the best of the Devon sun. Half the garden is laid to lawn with the rest being wooden decking. Pease note the decking is in need of repair and caution should be taken when walking on it.

The home is just a stone’s throw away from the beautiful Torrington commons and valley with the river Torridge sat below. The some 365 acres of countryside allows for miles of scenic walks with access to the locally renowned Tarka trail, a 180 mile footpath / cycle way - mainly built on the bed of the disused Tarka line where the gradients are gentle. It winds its way following the course of the river Torridge as far North as Ilfracombe or going inland South towards Meeth. You are only a few minutes’ walk from being right in the town square where you will find all that Torrington has to offer. A local butchers, green grocers, bakery, supermarket, take away’s, The Plough Arts Centre and of course the Pannier Market.

Agents Notes:
The vendor has informed me that the loft space within the property is boarded.

The property does contain rights out way through the garden for the neighbouring property as well of having a right of way itself.

The vendor has informed us that the property is thought to be constructed of stone under a slate tiled roof. We suspect the roof above the bathroom could contain asbestos. Your surveyor or conveyancer may be able to clarify further following their investigations.

Heating: Combi boiler.

Mains water - Mains electric - Mains drainage - Landline telephone.

Broadband coverage: Super-fast available 80mbps (information taken from Ofcom checker)

Mobile phone coverage: Available onsite (see Ofcom checker for further information)

Agents Notes:
The vendor has informed me that the loft space within the property is boarded.