A charming period semi-detached home with 4 bedrooms. This inviting property boasts a cosy and stylish interior, well-maintained garden, and spacious rooms. Ideal for a comfortable and homely living experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to call the property your home.

They often say you get the feel of a home within a certain time of walking in, and for me that was most definitely the case. Entering in through the porch and then into the kitchen/diner, you get a real sense of the time, effort and character within the home. The first thing that jumped out to me, other than the size of course, is the farmhouse style kitchen with a butler sink and breakfast bar that’s complimented by the vendor’s furniture. Everything here just seems to fit. The room does feel like it has that divide created by the breakfast bar between kitchen and dining room however still feels open enough to have your first of multiple entertaining spaces. Off from the kitchen, you benefit from a separate utility room where you’ll have plenty of space for your appliances.

The lounge that then flows into the snug, is a fantastic cosy space for the whole family to relax after a long day and is complimented by an inglenook stone fireplace with a wood effect gas fire. Here you could also utilise as a great entertaining space combining the lounge, snug and then into the stunning sun room. From the stone floor tiles, to the stone feature wall, this is definitely a space you would be using for your morning coffee or evening drinks. The sun room has bi-fold doors opening out onto the garden and creates a perfect example of indoor/outdoor living. Alternatively, the room has a Bioethanol fireplace to enjoy and keep you warm whilst getting to watch the British weather outside.

Upstairs comprises of four bedrooms, two of which are double and two singles along with the four piece family bathroom. The master bedroom boasts plenty of space and character whilst enjoying a period alcove, ideal for your dressing table.

Outside, the southerly facing garden is stone slabbed out allowing for low maintenance meaning you get to just sit out and enjoy the best of the Devon sun. The current vendors have an array of pots and plants creating a green, tranquil spot to relax. The outside garden furniture combined with the flow of the sunroom allows for a space to host family and friends to indulge in some alfresco dining.

It is in my experience that the feel of the home is what will make you buy it. Only by visiting this beautiful home you will know if it is "the one". I strongly urge you to take the time to experience it for yourself and would love the opportunity to meet with you there to help embed what you see on paper in the flesh.

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.

The vendor informs us that the main property is thought to be constructed of stone under a tiled roof. Your surveyor or conveyancer may be able to clarify further following their investigations.

Heating: Gas boiler.

Mains water (Immersion) - Mains electric - Mains drainage - Landline telephone.

Broadband coverage: Superfast available up to 80mbps (information taken from Ofcom checker)

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